Luxury Accommodations in Rome - Hotel Le Méridien Visconti Rome

Hotel Le Méridien Visconti Rome

Via Federico Cesi 37, Near Piazza del Popolo, Rome, 193, Italy

Rating

4.4

Price Level

$$$

Rooms

242

Pets

May

Hotel Le Méridien Visconti Rome, Rome

Hotel Le Méridien Visconti Rome

Eclairs a rooftop terrace and free Wi-Fi rank high on the list of amenities at Le Meridien Visconti Rome located steps from the River Tiber and Castel Sant'Angelo. All 240 smoking and non-smoking rooms at the seven-story Le Meridien come furnished with floor-to-ceiling windows tea/coffeemakers flat-panel TVs free Wi-Fi and premium toiletries; some also include sofa beds private balconies and walk-in closets. Savor coffee and eclairs in the cafe international fare in the bistro and lunch dinner and drinks on the rooftop terrace. Fitness and business facilities are also available. Pets are allowed. Le Meridien sits off the River Tiber one mile between Vatican City to the west and Rome's Spanish Steps to the east. Walk a half-mile to visit the Castel Sant'Angelo or head three miles to explore the Colosseum. For easy city travel hop on the metro at Lepanto. Guests are also within an 11-minute walk of the Flaminio train station and 12 miles from Ciampino - G.B. Pastine International Airport.

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Overall

Excellent

4.4

981 reviews

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Customers Review

Value 4

Location 4.5

Cleanliness 4.5

Comfort 4.3

Neighborhood 4.3

Amenities 4.4

Condition 4.4

Quality 3

Recomendation 90.4%

“Bem localizado e ótima acomodação.”

— Joao Pires

“The hotel is nice, the location great for Rome.But we had no internet for the entire two day stay.This wouldn't be a concern if we hadn't run out of high speed mobile data the day we arrived.But issue was we were told over and over again it would be restored, and it was not.”

— Jherich Silas