Hotels near Cinecittà Metro Station, Rome

Featuring a bar and set 350 metres from Cinecittà Studios, Mercure Roma Cinecittà is located in Rome. With a shared lounge, the accommodation provides room service and luggage storage for guests.

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Maria

From

Greece

The hotel was very clean. Breakfast was really good, a big variety to choose from. It is located near metro station.

Hotel Piccolo Borgo is 500 metres from Capannelle Train Station. Located next to the Appian Way Regional Park on the outskirts of Rome, it was once a farmhouse. Parking is free.

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massimiliano

From

Italy

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Set in a residential area of Rome next to the Policlinico Casilino hospital and close to a commercial centre, Hotel Santa Maura is 1 km from the GRA Ring Road and 5 minutes' drive from Cinecittà Metro...

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Corrado

From

Sweden

Super gentle and accommodating personnel

Located by the exit 21/22 of Rome's GRA orbital road, Hotel Giardino d'Europa offers an outdoor pool, a restaurant and free parking. Rooms come with free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV.

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Strahinja Milenkovic

From

Serbia

Room was exceptional, regular cleaning and restocking the bathroom supplies. Breakfast was great with kind personnel who wanted to make us additional coffee or scrambled eggs. Dinner was restaurant type of dinner, with restaurant prices. There is free bus from hotel to nearest metro station, three times in the morning and twice in the afternoon, also with option to wait for your return. On our last day we were unable to arrive to breakfast due to early flight and we got box breakfast which is great, just the food inside of the package was scarce. It should have some sandwich or something.

Set a 20-minute drive from Rome city centre, Hampton By Hilton Rome Easts boasts a restaurant specialising in international cuisine and a bar.

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Steve

From

United Kingdom

Fantastic hotel, good food, comfortable beds, large rooms.

The Appia Park Hotel is set on the most important road of antique Rome; the Appian Way was built to connect the capital to Brindisi in Southern Italy.

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Meko

From

Italy

Room was comfortably large, had a balcony and overlooked a forested area. Was quite quiet and relaxing. We did not use the TV or Wifi, so cannot comment on those amenities. We only stayed one day to attend a wedding close by, but we slept well, enjoyed a late-night prosecco at the downstairs bar, and had underground parking included in the room. The property abuts a quite busy road, but is set back enough that noise was not an issue. Quite a nice haven. Breakfast was served in the on-site restaurant and offered a decent selection of pastries, cereals, and other continental-style offerings. The restaurant is nicely appointed and overlooked the forested back side of the property.