Hotel Quirinale

We loved everything about this hotel. Check in was a breeze for our family of 10 which is usually very chaotic. . The rooms were spacious and decorated in a way that felt very authentic. The location made it easy to walk from the Termini station. Breakfast was typical for a hotel breakfast. The outside bar/restaurant area was beautiful and the staff friendly. We actually dropped a credit card, number facing up, in a deep grate under our table at the outside bar area. The staff was helpful in us retrieving it (fished it out with long sticks). Would definitely stay again. less

We only had one night in Rome so we chose this hotel for its location close to the Termini. We couldn’t be more pleased, the rooms were very large with all amenities. We enjoyed apertivios in the the garden bar. The hotel recommend a wonderful place for dinner within walking distance. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Would return. less

This hotel was a real let down, the staff were rude and didn’t care. It took 4 requests and over 12 hours to get our bed changed to twin beds (even though that was what we had booked). Power points were loose in the wall. I would NOT recommend staying here. less

We absolutely loved our 3 night stay in a beautiful modern triple room with a lovely shower room, all tastefully decorated. Room had all the amenities you would hope for. Not a huge room but this is city centre hotels for you. Breakfast was fine, nothing exceptional but everything was there to set you up for the day. Location is great on the Via Nazionale, which is a very busy main thoroughfare. We took advice and asked for a garden facing room and would definitely recommend this as it was really quiet. All in all, it was a great stay. Grazie Molto to all at the Quirinale! less

We wanted to stay centrally in Rome for our last stop on a two week trip. Our purpose was to soak up the charm of Rome. Whilst Rome certainly delivered sadly this hotel didn’t. True it is a very old hotel and it celebrates that aspect but the celebration ends there. Some rooms have dated bathrooms (which was the first room we were offered) whilst others have a more modern, classic looking, bathroom which we later were given. The hotel was busy, being located close to the main station it certainly was a hub for people coming and going. In fact the hotel felt more like a train station with the staff behind reception merely doing their jobs rather than offering hospitality. They seemed to lack that insight into guests needs that other hotels do so well. Perhaps it’s laziness or just the way they operate but if you asked for something out of the ordinary then you were left feeling that you had really put them out (I was only asking for an extra key). During the night though the keys deactivated which in turn switched off all the power in the room, something we wouldn’t have noticed had it not been so stuffy that it woke me up (as the air con had stopped) thinking it was a power cut I checked the corridor to find all the lights on. Fumbling in the dark I managed to find the phone and call down, they eventually sent someone up with new keys that were then able to activate the key fob in the room. Never experienced anything like this in all of my stays. Terrible hotel. less