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We were transferred to this hotel from their sister Solis hotel due to being over booked.
Th Toilet light did not work, The toilet seat was broken and the inlay-ed wash basin surround was broken and missing and in a dangerous condition.
Thank Paul
Response from InvictusHtl, Direttore at Hotel InvictusResponded 14 February 2018
Dear customer, we regret what happened, if we had known in time, we would definitely have changed rooms.
My friend and I (both female) stayed for 3 nights in September 2017. We stayed in a double room, did not eat at the hotel so no review of the food.
Pros:
Cheap
Reasonable walking distance from the main sites
The old style lift is...More
Thank Miriam G
Response from InvictusHtl, Direttore at Hotel InvictusResponded 14 February 2018
Dear customer, I'm sorry to read your review so bad, we had known before, that the room was not to your liking, we would certainly have made an upgrade to the superior room, which we always do, when a customer is not satisfied with the...More
We were moved here one night because our original hotel had a flood . It was not what I would have chosen , the breakfast area was tiny, the lift strange and the bathroom dated . Some paper work suggested a bar but there was...More
Stayed here for a week while visiting Rome. Excellent location just a short walk from the train station and the Spanish steps. Room was clean and serviced everyday with fresh towels. Air conditioning was awesome, as well as a mini fridge you can stock up...More
This was a budget hotel, standard rooms. They were not very up to date with their furnishing; worn and tired. I have tried to be positive!, the air conditioning worked and the room was always clean, with fresh towels, Friendly receptionist but only to a...More
Thanks to Fellini and La Dolce Vita, the Ludovisi and Via Veneto neighbourhood earned its reputation as a posh area where gorgeous Marcellos wooed actresses and models while bored housewives hung out in streetside cafes. The cafes are still there, and so are the cocktails, but the neighbourhood is now home to five-star businesses including hotels, banks, law firms, and embassies. The area is also right next to
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Villa Borghese, a beautiful park for sporting and cultural adventures. If you're looking for tranquility by night, this may be the place: Ludovisi and Veneto tend to shut down after 20:00.
Response from sleepy2015 | Reviewed this property |
We hired a car at the airport to go to the hotel. Driving yourself in the old city would be challenging for even an experienced traveller. We then took a train to our next destination Florence.
Response from sleepy2015 | Reviewed this property |
We hired a car at the airport. It was easy to find and driver was pleasant. it is about a 40 minute drive. There were eight of us and the charge was about 70€
