Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese

This is a boutique hotel in a good location with every amenity which includes free Wi-FI. The staff is wonderful and all were very friendly, helful and courteous. I can not say enough about the wonderful staff. The room was nice but smaller and it was clean, comfortable and beautfically decorated. The hotel is in walking distance from the Spanish Steps, the Borghese Garden, restaurants and shops. I would highly recommend this hotel!!

Excellent hotel. Great location to both walk and take public transportation. Beautiful room, friendly and accommodating staff, and a first rate restaurant on the 7th floor with an exceptionally good food and a terrific view of Rome.

Size of room, level of service and comfort are above par for Europe generally. If you want somewhere that is quiet and a little out of the way in Rome but still walking distance to subway and other transportation (about 10-15 minutes), this may be the place for you. While it is not inexpensive and you can get cheaper, you probably won't get better at their prices. If you want to be more in the middle of the action and close to everything, you will probably have to pay more and get less value in terms of room size, comfort and amenities.

The front desk staff was very friendly and extremely helpful, The rooms were very comfortable especially the oversized king size bed. The only complaint breakfast should be gratis not 25 euros for coffee,juice and toast.

i stayed there and the rooms are not sound proof as they said and if you are a costco traveler you get the cheapest rooms bed was really bad. one great thing is the location also the breakfast is the best also their staff from front desk is really great

Room was lovely and very quiet. View from room and from gorgeous roof top terrace extended over greenspace and then the entire city. Same view as from the Hassler, but even higher up the hill. Staff very helpful and friendly, with good English spoken. Beautiful decor. Breakfast was not included, and would have been $80 US for two. Fortunately there are good alternatives in the neighborhood, with several coffee bars, a pastry shop, a wonderful fruit store, and even an underground supermarket in the passageway between the Via Veneto and the Villa Borghese. Several good restaurants within a block or two much more reasonably priced than the hotel restaurant. These include Vladimir (three course dinner with wine for same price as hotel breakfast, Aurora 10 for great seafood, and Le Chiacchiere, about 1.5 blocks the other side of Via Veneto on Via Sicilia (continuation of Via Lombardia). One side of the mattress in Room 505 was terminallly saggy and should long since have been replaced in a ...

From other reviews, I knew it would be better than average and knew the price would be better than average too. Excellent room, great staff, nice breakfast, good location on a quiet street yet an easy walk to the restaurants at Via Veneto or Trevi Fountain or Spanish steps. It was a nice oasis to come back to after a full day of sightseeing. We could have stayed at a less costly place but you get what you pay for and the Sofitel Rome was worth it.

We just returned from a 3 night stay at this great hotel... convenient to lots of sights but just off the beaten track in a quiet street - breakfast was pretty good and quite ample but too many ''poached'' fruits, not freshly prepared; room was really handsomely furnished and bath was attractive (shower seems to leak some onto the floor) - highly recommend!