Although well located in Rome, this hotel is old & tired. Needs a complete redo/remodel. Our room was small, bathroom tub is a safety hazard for senior citizens. When showering, tub is high to step over, and the sides taper to a narrow bottom, making it unsafe to turn around while showering. Wallpaper peeling, carpet threadbare. Definitely would look for... More

When we first showed up, we thought there would be underground parking but found out it was across the street on another road, Price was around ~65 Euro for 3 days. The hotel is not a 4* maybe a 3* at most. The room was dull and wireless and wired was not free to use. The benefit from the hotel... More

The AW Cicerone Hotel gives itself four stars. I say that should be two stars for the hotel plus two for the location. On the positive side would be the food service and staff. The meals we had during our conference were excellent. The bartender in the lobby bar was great. And, the location couldn't have been much better. It... More

I just came back from my trip to Rome where I stayed in three hotels in four days! I have to say that this hotel was one of my favorites. The hotel is a beautiful hotel - both outside and inside. On the outside, it has a very classy elegant look. On the inside there's a nice lobby with a... More

The hotel Cicerone was very comfortable and the staff very helpful. The location was perfect, the airport shuttle bus stops just around the corner so just get off at The Vatican, the first stop and a short walk to hotel. All the main attractions were within easy walking distance and the bus for the colosseum stopped right outside the Hotel,... More

This Hotel has a really great location, 10-20mins walk to St Peter's Square and Sisten Chapel(Awesome), 30-40 mins to The Trevi Fountain /Spanish Steps (so romantic)and 10mins walk to La Rotunda Piazza(good food but not Stuffed !!!), where there a numerous amount of bistros at reasonable prices - had a really good Baritone singing"Nessum Dormum"(What a treat) My wife and... More

I stayed at the Hotel Cicero for a conference during mid-April. In terms of its locations to the river, the Vatican, and generally the quality of the neighborhood, the Hotel Cicero is a great place to stay for a few days. You have to take the Hotel Cicero for what it is: a good conference or large group hotel. It... More

Keep in mind this is the only hotel I have expirienced within Rome proper and I have been told that my American expectations my not be appropriate ('Italians are more interested in a good location than stunning accomodations'). The hotel is serviceable, the lobby is nice, the staff accomodating, the bartenders in the lounge were definately the highlight. The rooms... More

I stayed here on a business trip and, for Rome, this is a pretty good hotel. It's clean, they have wifi (although you have to pay), it's really central so you can get everywhere you'd want as a tourist and there's an epic buffet for breakfast. The staff are a little surly, and it seemed that it was booked out... More