Hotel Beverly Hills Rome, Rome

The room was quite disappointing, dark even during the day and in need of significant improvement. However, the in-house restaurant was a letdown as well, with a poorly cooked burger and subpar service. On the bright side, the upgraded room offered a better experience compared to our previous hotel in Arezzo.

My stay at this hotel was a mix of highs and lows. The rooms lacked natural daylight, making them very hot, but it was a relief to explore the outside. I was disappointed that 24-hour free wifi wasn't included in the room. The in-house restaurant experience was unforgettable, with a poorly cooked burger and subpar service.

My stay at the hotel had its positives and negatives. The rooms, though needing some updates, were clean and comfortable. The in-house restaurant experience was unforgettable for the wrong reasons. On the bright side, the service was friendly and helpful, and the location, while not amazing, was convenient for reaching important places. The dining area was nice, though a bit depressing, and the facilities met basic needs.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms were a bit dark and in need of some improvements, but they were quiet and spacious. The in-house restaurant experience was unforgettable, not in a good way. However, the friendly and helpful service made up for some of the shortcomings.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The room, although not expensive, was clean and featured on their website, but it was quite dark and in need of some renovation. The in-house restaurant experience was forgettable, with a badly cooked burger and unprofessional service. However, the staff were friendly and accommodating, willing to help fulfill guests' requests. The location was decent, with easy access to public transportation but not particularly close to major tourist attractions. The dining experience was better than expected, although a bit understaffed. Overall, the facilities were satisfactory, but there is room for improvement.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were dark even in the daytime and needed some serious work to brighten up the tired space. Dining at the in-house restaurant was unforgettable for the wrong reasons – a pink, undercooked burger with a messy bun. The lack of natural daylight and excessive heat in the rooms made going outside a relief. On the bright side, being able to connect to the internet simultaneously with my companion was a plus, although the triple room I booked only had two beds instead of three.

The hotel is a mixed bag with some positives and negatives. The rooms were a step up from our previous hotel in Arezzo, but lack modern amenities like air conditioning. The service staff varied from rude to polite, making for an inconsistent experience. The location is convenient for sightseeing but requires transportation to reach the city center. Dining was a hit or miss, with some decent options but nothing extraordinary.

The hotel's rooms were dark even during the daytime and in need of improvement, but the in-house dining experience was unforgettable for the wrong reasons. The staff were hospitable and kind, offering skillful assistance but failing to fulfill simple customer requests. While the location was strategically close to certain areas, it was far from major tourist sites in Rome.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were a bit lacking, with a small balcony that offered only one chair and a dark atmosphere. The in-house restaurant experience was unforgettable, with a disappointing burger and chips order. On the bright side, the service was friendly and polite, and the bathroom was well-equipped. The location required transportation to the center but had some nearby amenities. The dining options were satisfactory but the dining room was not inviting. Overall, a mixed experience that had its positives and negatives.