Grand, 19th century style throughout
Rooms have ornate details such as chandeliers and rich wallpaper
Free buffet breakfast with pastries, cereal, meats, and cheeses in gilded room
Rooftop terrace with views of the city walls and Porta Pia gate
Bar serving cocktails open in the evening
Impressive meeting spaces
Bus stop right outside
Free Wi-Fi
Small pets permitted
Parts of the hotel appear worn
Some bathrooms need updating
No shampoo or conditioner, and no bathrobes
Older building, and things like drainage and air-conditioning can be iffy
Far from tourist sights
The 19th century style of this 63-room hotel is opulent (some might say over-the-top), but it feels fitting in this grand, historic city. The rooms have details such as rich wallpaper, crown moldings, chandeliers, and gilded headboards, though some are quite small. The location in a residential area outside of the city center isn't ideal for seeing the sights, but the Porta Pia bus stop is right out the front door. It's an older property, with a few signs of wear, but many will consider the ornate charm ample compensation. Amenities are few, but the hotel does offer a free daily breakfast, rooftop terrace with views of the city walls and Porta Pia gate, and impressive meeting spaces.
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Location
On Via Nomentana in Parioli, just outside of the city center
Hotel Turner is in a grandiose white building on the Via Nomentana, an ancient road that leads up to the city of Mentana. The hotel is in the neighborhood of Parioli, just outside of the city center.Parioli is one of Rome's wealthiest residential neighborhoods, located to the north of the bustling, tourist-crowded city center. It's an area that trades in packed tour buses and ancient ruins for small groups of well-heeled visitors to Rome and elegant residences. Sure, there's the drawback of being farther from Rome's monuments, but it also puts you closer to some of Rome's best dining and nightlife. Many people consider staying here during their second or third visits to Rome, after they've gotten the Colosseum tours out of their systems. Just be prepared to take plenty of taxis or stay in the area: Rome's public transportation system is notoriously inadequate, though there is a bus stop outside the door of the hotel.- 25-minute drive to Rome Ciampino International Airport
Double Classic
Double Superior
Family Room
Junior Suite
Triple Room
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