★★·Roma Rm, Rome·5.7
01
ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
02
03
Three Angels Vatican, Rome, sits a 4‑minute walk from the Vatican Museums and a 600‑meter stroll to St. Peter’s Square, offering unparalleled access to Rome’s historic core. The boutique hotel features family rooms with private baths, air‑conditioning, balconies, electric kettles, and TVs. Guests enjoy a terrace, free Wi‑Fi, shared kitchen, daily housekeeping, and a paid shuttle. Nearby attractions include Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain, and the Colosseum.
04
05
06
Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The location was good, but what was shown on Booking isn’t the reality. I was housed at Germánico 54 and didn’t receive a change notice until I arrived at the place I had booked, so I had to contact them.
María·Il y a une semaine
Nothing good—thieves, they wouldn't open the door, they ignore phone calls and emails! Avoid it!
Aleksandar·Il y a 2 semaines
The location was fine. The host never answered phone calls, chat messages on the booking site, or SMS, leaving me in trouble when I arrived in Rome that evening.
Antonio·Il y a 2 semaines
I didn't like anything at all; the place didn't match the photos and the service was awful—people shouted at us, laughed, and humiliated us. When the staff opened the sheets to change them, there was sand in the mattress but no blood, and the sheets seemed to have bugs.
Laia·Il y a 2 semaines
The location was good, but the check‑in experience was terrible. An Argentine woman who speaks Italian had to help us, and it took an hour with the person who answered the phone. The owner's representative didn't know where the keys were, which floor the room was on, or even the room number—felt like a scam. After many frustrations we finally got in, and the location is excellent, the cleanliness is good, and the room is fine, but the check‑in was a nightmare. If you end up there, know it’s not a scam and an Italian might have to act as interpreter.
Fernando·Il y a 3 semaines
