Sheraton Parco de’ Medici Rome Hotel

The four-pearl Sheraton Parco de' Medici Rome Hotel is a sprawling property split into three separate buildings, each with its own restaurant and bar that's a scene onto itself. The Savoia Restaurant is a beautiful space with exposed wooden beams and round, rustic dining tables where guests can enjoy Mediterranean cuisine, while Rinascimento Restaurant serves local fare in a space with country charm carried out in plaid carpeting and wooden ceilings. Here, a large outdoor terrace offers additional dining space. Borgia Bar is a cozy spot to grab a coffee or drink, while Umanesimo Bar is a bit more modern and turns into a piano bar in the evening. Bar dei Capitani is a sleek space with big windows looking out on a courtyard. The outdoor pools, surrounded by grassy lawns with gorgeous views of picture-perfect pine trees, have a secluded, relaxing feel. There’s also a 27-hole golf course at the hotel with a club house where guests can order afternoon tea and homemade cakes. All of these features draw business travelers and large groups that are seeking a variety of on-site facilities. As the property isn't very convenient for exploring the main attractions in Rome, this isn't the best pick for sightseeing tourists, though travelers that are in transit may appreciate the location near Leonardo da Vinci Airport. 

This large hotel is located in the southern suburbs of Rome inside the GRA, an area full of large commercial office buildings and far from the city’s tourist attractions. For guests that are in transit, the location is convenient for the airport; Leonardo da Vinci International Airport is a 15-minute drive away. The center of Rome can be reached in a 30-minute drive. One of Rome’s largest shopping malls, Euroma2, is around a 10-minute drive away. For a fee, there’s a shuttle to the mall, airport, and city center. While this property is quite isolated, it does have a self-contained feel with several on-site features including a range of restaurants, outdoor pools, fitness centers, and a golf course. 

There is a long list of room types at Sheraton Parco de' Medici Rome Hotel, though all are polished and well maintained. This chain property offers modern, homey rooms with hardwood floors and lots of space. Several rooms have furnished balconies or verandas, and most overlook a pool or the pretty golf course green. All rooms have flat-screen TVs, but there’s a fee for Wi-Fi, and there are no coffee/tea facilities. Bathrooms are attractive with earthy tones and feature either stand-up showers or shower/tub combos; some rooms have an additional soaking tub. Rooms do vary widely, so it's worth doing a little comparison shopping between the categories. The Chalet Rooms, for example, are particularly charming with pitched wood beam ceilings and peaceful outdoor space, while the Executive Rooms have work desks and a more modern style. Rooms are also available with convenient set-ups for families and a variety of suites provide luxurious retreats complete with huge living rooms, dining spaces, and soaking tubs.  

The Sheraton Parco de' Medici Rome Hotel has a dizzying amount of meeting spaces and business services. In total, the property has 50 meeting spaces and the capability of hosting up to 700 guests in its three conference centers. This variety of meeting spaces attracts business travelers and large groups, and the property has lots of features to keep them all fed and entertained on-site. There is a restaurant and bar in each of its three buildings, plus a 27-hole golf course with a club house that also serves food. Guests can use all of the club’s services and receive a discounted green fee. The hotel has two pretty outdoor pools with lounge chairs and two fitness centers with a variety of cardio and weight machines. The hotel hosts summer barbecues and Sunday brunches with children’s entertainment. Free parking is available, and the hotel offers shuttle service, for a fee. While Wi-Fi is available for free in the lobby, there is a fee to connect in the room.