Marriott Hotels & Resorts in Tor di Quinto from NZ$243

"Good staff decent rooms and good amenities."

"This hotel was perfect for our stay in Rome. Walkable to the train station, the monuments, a million restaurants, and a park for the kiddos across the street. The staff was attentive, helpful, and kind- I have zero complaints. I'd happily stay there again."

"Nice hotel. Walking distance from train terminal and numerous restaurants. "

"We had a pleasant stay there , nice set up and great food !!"

"A great spot for a day stop after a long flight. Property has all one needs for a comfortable stay. Many great dining options within walking distance."

"Great bar and restaurant. Large rooms with double bathrooms was a plus."

"Really terrific stay in a king bed room- really spacious. Excellent breakfast buffet. All staff super helpful. 20-30 minutes on foot to colosseum and Spanish steps, Navona. 5 minutes to Termini. A not far to Trastavere or Vatican thus need taxi or metro/bud. Recommend without hesitation and would absolutely stay here again."

"The hotel is modest from the outside but super attractive as soon as you walk in. But it had all the right features such as large rooms, very comfortable beds and an amazing breakfast to start your day; all the staff were lovely and friendly over 4 days we stayed. It’s abit of a walk to/from some sights of Roma. But train convenience was important to us even though that first block looks rough. "

"The hotel was clean and conveniently close to the airport with free shuttle to and from the airport. The rooms were very clean and comfortable. The check-in process was smooth and easy and the hotel clerk that greeted us was friendly and spoke English. The breakfast buffet had a great variety of food and it was very delicious. Overall, it was a great stay and we would definitely stay there again. Note: this is not close to the vatican and other main attractions. It is about a 35 to 40 min drive or you could take the train from the airport and it will take you to the main attractions of Rome. "