Best Western Hotel Rivoli

Rivoli Hotel is a 4 stars hotel, no more no less. It is well located if you want to enjoy Villa Borghese and the Zoo. The neighborhood is quiet. The hotel Architecture is classical. The hotel has an small lift that does not allow to carry a wheelchair open, it is necessary to close it. The breakfast is good enough.

A little off the beaten path...a long walk or cab ride into center of town, but a nice hotel with helpful staff

There was a daily surcharge per person.

I stayed for 3 nights. The hotel is a bit dated, but was clean and functional, with reasonably fast internet. The stay were pleasant and were very helpful. I ate in the hotel once, the food was OK, but the bar was run by the duty reception runner so the service was not very attentive. overall a pleasant stay in the hotel in Rome.

Above every other comment here please know that the complementary breakfast is the absolute best at Hotel Rivioli with fresh baked pastry and cakes, eggs, pancetta, fruit, and enough to make a lunch or late night meal to keep in your 'frig! It is an elegant facility that reflects the opulence of travel of a by-gone era which is somewhat obscured due to what must be insurance concerns from the Best Western take-over. Apparently the all-marble interiors which have been covered with carpeting and wall fabric, although tastefully done, must've eliminated slippery issues. The bathroom probably had a tub which must have been replaced with a lovely modern curved shower that unfortunately leaks - ironically creating very slippery marble in the one place it remains. The location is a bit removed from the main sights but is a couple of blocks from the Bourghese Gardens which was reviving in a city that is mostly cobblestone. Final note, the hotel works with a car service that (for less than $60 for both of us) got us to Fiucimo in under an hour and avoided getting our (now stuffed) carry-ons and back-packs onto the bus and train for the same amount. Thank you Hotel Rivoli!