LH Domus Caesari

Generally it was a very good hotel. One problem was the car couldn't be parked in front of the entrance. So you have to walk a little from the car to the front door.

The receptionist was very kind and gave me early access to my room because I was exhausted. My dog was very welcome and the breakfast was fresh and simple. It would be great if they had a little bar or coffee machine to be able to have refreshments in the lovely gardens.

Hotel was very good including staff were very helpful and poliet. Obly downfall they had the same set menu for breakfast daily. And didnt have option of selecting food. Also no option of ordering dinner or lunch. I feel staff need to speak English and not local language.

breakfast is the weak point of this place. It can offer more choice, but it is really basic instead.

Very picturesque ivews

Precious place! The bathroom smelled really bad. Be prepared for a 1km walk if you get there by train.

breakfast is included which offers a lot of variety…

Staff was friendly. No ac

The Hotel is beautiful and architect designed, We feel like a palace. We had a large room for family and we enjoyed the hotel landscape. Breakfast bufet was very simple and boring for 4 day stay because all days was same. Staff were frindly and kind. Thanks for accomidate us in Rome.

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not easy to get too without a car or taxi but amazing facility

Lovely hotel to use as an overnight stay after arriving into rome airport late that night. The building was beautiful and very quiet. There was a good selection of food for the included breakfast. The only downside was that our bed was very hard.

Lovely hotel , beautiful scenery,however far away from the Restaurants.

Great place to relax and eat good at restaurants nearby.

Exceptionally helpful staff, very clean

What a grand looking property that in its heyday must’ve been something else. Nice clean big room and an excellent breakfast served in the dining room every morning with lots of choices. Only a kilometre from the local railway station which is on the mainline to Rome. We utilized both different railway systems the Regional and Metro using apps downloaded from the app store called Trainline and Trainit as the local station isn’t manned. You need to purchase your tickets ahead and download them to your iPhone as you can be fined $40 Euros for not having one or even going the wrong direction. I liked you could manage your ticket during the day if you found you wanted to leave earlier or later BUT the last train to the hotel station was 8:21 pm ! Our google maps was frustrating and kept sending us all over the place until we hired a taxi who dropped us right at the Trevi fountain and a short walk also from the Spanish Steps. Worth the taxi fare ( not at all expensive) and Nico was an excellent tour guide. TAKE OR BUY LOTS OF WATER DURING YOUR EXCURSIONS THE HEAT IS SOMETHING ELSE. There was an excellent night receptionist on our arrival but the day girl was unhelpful and short with us as was another male night colleague who when asked if he knew which TV channel was showing the EURO Final he stated “I DONT LIKE SOCCER “ This showed how you can encounter both extremes of the Italian personality. We found an excellent self serve laundromat in Frascetti

This is a beautiful hotel in the middle of the country side, near Rome. If you want to relax and visit the city center, but want to stay at a beautiful place outside the city, then this is your choice. The city is some 30 km away, a very short distance to USA people.

Quite . House keeping. Staff .

Very good!

this hotel was the worst i have ever stayed in my life. not only you dont have Wifi but also can not have mobile signal. if you dont have car its very hard to reach hotel. taxi fee from hotel to CIA is expensive. my score is to this hotel MINUS ten.