Villa Pamphili Hotel, Rome, Italy
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Villa Pamphili Hotel, Rome
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Official Contact Details - Villa Pamphili Hotel
- Address: 105 Via della Nocetta - Rome - 00164 - Italy
- Phone: 66602
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- URL: http://www.hotelvillapamphili.com
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- Rooms: 248
"I stayed at the Villa Pamphili during my 'London, Paris and Rome' tour. It was the best out of..."
"This hotel is located in the countryside, outside Rome with absolutely NOTHING around it - no..."
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Amazing Hotel
Submitted by: Dru in 09/15/08
- Age Group: 18 - 25
- From: United States
- Traveller type: Family Traveller
I stayed at the Villa Pamphili during my 'London, Paris and Rome' tour. It was the best out of all three cities. The outdoor pool and patio was very beautiful. The rooms were clean. I loved this hotel and will stay there again if ever back in Rome!
Haughty staff and bad, expensive food
Submitted by: Paula in 05/30/08
- Age Group: 60 +
- From: United States
- Traveller type: Culture Vulture
This hotel is located in the countryside, outside Rome with absolutely NOTHING around it - no other place to eat, etc. We ate supper one evening in the restaurant - they encouraged us to eat the buffet for 28 Euros each - that's $44.80 each plus drinks. The food looked as if it had been sitting out for several hours, at the very least, and we don't eat $44.80 worth of food in a week so we ordered from the menu. I ate a plain, 12 inch, cheese pizza which cost 12 Euros ($19)and my husband ordered veal for 20 Euros. The veal was served so rare that blood ran out and filled the plate. When we later talked to some friends about the meal, they said they had eaten there, too, and had selected the buffet. They reported that the food was so cold it was inedible. When they ask that the food be heated the staff suggested that they select something else (equally cold) to eat. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone. Not only is everything overpriced, it is inedible. It's one thing to be ripped off, but quite another to be ripped off and to receive a useless product, too.
Beautiful and Set Apart
Submitted by: Liese Aufill in 07/24/05
- Age Group: 41 - 50
- From: United States
- Traveller type: Business Traveller
The hotel is beautiful, modern, comfortable, and well-staffed. The continental breakfast was somewhat better than most. The single drawback (for some) is its relative isolation from the center of Rome. It is on the west side of a large, walled park, making it impossible to walk from the hotel to points of interest. However, free shuttles service at 1/2-hour intervals into the city center are provided, as well as twice-daily free shuttle service to the airport. The pool is immense and well-maintained; the poolside chaise lounges are cleverly engineered with individual adjustable shades. There is a restaurant in the hotel, as well as a business center with 2 PC's--however, email access to both Yahoo and MSN accounts was blocked. Wireless internet (for fee) and wired access are both available in-room. I was very comfortable and slept well in the firm beds.
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