Suite Oriani

Excellent place, excellent host, staff,...

Liked: I appreciate the availablilty, the caring for the client, the extras that were given, the villa, the good taste of design, the kind staff, the unexpected surprizes in the morning (capucino and biscuit as complimentary), the possibility to check in early, 11 am , and the possibility to check out late, at 7 pm. I have easly got answered to all questions asked asked and I felt well taken care of. Ease filled experience. Thank you!

Extraordinary pleasant

Liked: We stayed for a long weekend at the property and from the very beginning the hosts were extraordinary warm and friendly. We got the coffee in the morning even not asking about that and the room was every day tided by the room service. The host Maria-Theresa was like Coco Channel, gorgeous seniora with lovely kittens in the yard where my daughter played. We stayed like at home in Rome with grate gratefulness and pleasure. Many thanks and greetings from Alemannia.

Exceptional

Very good

Nice and comfortable

Liked: Clean, comfortable beds, quite

Idyllic stay in Rome

Liked: Suite Oriani is a great place to stay in Rome. The best part about the hotel is the owner and the staff. They are extremely helpful and go out of their way to help you. When we wanted to go to a Laundromat the owner simply offered to do our laundry for us free of charge!! Amazing hospitality!!
Disliked: Like every thing. Wish the room had Blinds as the thin/ sheer curtains do not keep the light out in the morning.

Exceptional

Best place to stay in...

Liked: Wonderful apartments in the most beautiful and quiet neighborhood. It’s our second time here, and once again we’re delighted. Everything is very comfortable and beautifully designed.
Disliked: Nothing

A wonderful memory!

Liked: Suite Oriani is located in the quiet Parioli district of northern Rome. The owner, Alessandro, was very welcoming and his majordomo Marco greeted us each morning with coffee and biscuits. Suite Oriani is not a “full-service” hotel, meaning there is not a 24-hour desk clerk or room service; but if you need anything you can always contact the owner and you should not worry about coming in after dinner because the neighborhood is very safe. The atmosphere inside Suite Oriani is also very nice. You can eat in local cafes, patisseries and restaurants; and it is easy to reach the hotel from the Roma Termini station with the 223 bus. You can pick it up opposite the ancient Baths of Diocletian after riding the Leonardo Express train into Rome from Fiumicino Airport.The hotel and neighborhood were very peaceful. Parioli is something like Zurich but grander and more colorful because it is in Italy. Behind the gate of Suite Oriani were a lovely little porch and drive where you could have coffee and maybe say “hello” to a neighborhood cat. The house looks like an old brick mansion carefully maintained. Its rooms sit around and above a pleasant little foyer. Our room was lovely: tastefully equipped with older wooden furniture decorated with marquetry and cast bronze fittings. There was a carafe for hot water and a small fridge. The bathroom was all stone tile in shades of beige. Very pretty!If you are a traveller who does not like to stay in a big box hotel with sealed windows or you would like to be away from the more crowded areas of Rome, Suite Oriani is perfect. If you like to stroll after a quiet dinner past beautiful Mediterranean art deco buildings and embassies, then this is the place for you. I had a wonderful time there with my daughter and wish we could have stayed longer.
Disliked: Everything was perfect.