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What can I say, the hotel itself was perfect. The grounds are well kept and makes an excellent venue for weddings, parties and conferences alike. The Domus Caesari Hotel is piece of pure luxury in the hills of Marino and definitely not to be missed. The room we had was spotless, the pictures do not do justice to how nice the Hotel is!! The staff are very friendly and late check out is an option. The free shuttle service to Pantanella station is also useful unless, like us, you enjoyed the walk down the hill. air conditioning was cool and views from the terrace to Rome was a wonderful thing. The food - room service and the hotel restaurant is the same menu, but it's simply gorgeous. Meat menu for 20EUR, or Seafood menu for 25EUR, believe me, it was cheap for what you get and the quality is extremely high. Lots of choice, you will not be disappointed. A few things to take into account when booking this hotel: - Cab fares from the airport (a short distance) is upwards of 30EUR - avoid this. - The walk to Pantanella station is pretty, but not all pavement and on a gentle hill - about 15 minutes walk. - The train service is not reliable. Twice we sat over 1 hour waiting. Tickets bought from the bar across the road.

Possibly the best-kept secret in the Rome area. Gorgeous 16th century villa on beautifully landscaped hillside with sweeping views. Two-stop 25-minute train to central Rome for less than $3.00. Friendly, helpful staff who spoke excellent English. Absolute splendor in the historic but well-maintained surroundings;frescoes, arches, secret passageways, yet cozy comfort. Then, the was the quaint and picturesque village of Frascati with its great shopping and abundance of restaurants. Our stay was simply amazing!

Very nice guest house and very nice employees. Good location and comfortable, safe.

Only a 30 minute train ride from Rome! Had a beautiful Tuscan feel to it. Besides one other guest we were the only ones there. A beautiful large country estate, with large bedrooms and bathrooms! Largest we had while in Italy. The staff was very sweet and tried to be as helpful as they could, seeing we don't speak Italian! They grow their own vegetables, fruits, olives, and grapes for wine. Their grapes and olives are processed for bottling elsewhere, so it is not technically a vineyard, but still so fun. We wandered all over the property, exploring the grounds and old buildings. Great fun! There is also another estate near by that has a restaurant they took us to which was great. Tip: they do provide free shuttle service to and from the train station between 9a.m. and I believe 9:00 p.m. but if you need a lift any other time they charge 10,00 euros each time. It was very nice of them to provide, but a little pricey because we didn't have a car and it was our only way to the train. The train is literally 5 minutes from the house. We ended up spending 50,00 euros in shuttle service. Overall, though it was one of the nicest places we stayed and now that I have been there and know how it works I would just be prepared and plan accordingly! Would definitely go back, in fact I wish we could've stayed longer!

It was a great stay for 7 nights where we went to Rome every other day ( 30 mins train 2€ one way to Rome termini) and enjoyed villa fiorio's pool and frascati's fantastic local restaurants and atmosphere the other days. It was a perfect balance between culture and relaxation- the children (5 and 9) loved it and so did we.

Voor de prijs best goed

I book a lot of hotels, and this one is probably the best quality/price hotel I ever been.

Friendly people,professional staff but to far to Rome.

Deluxe rooms overlooking Rome are on the road and the traffic noise is awful. You can't close the windows because the rooms smell musty. They had the gate down so I had to park the car and walk to the reception desk and ask them to raise it. Then I had to do the same when I wanted to exit. They do a lot of functions - business meetings, weddings, etc - so in addition to the road noise we were treated to an outdoor party with an off-key singer who made a brave yet futile attempt at "Let It Be", and a restaurant full of drunken Germans in town for a business meeting. Thank goodness it was only one night.