Regal Park Hotel, Rome

I enjoyed my stay at the hotel, but there were some pros and cons. The room was cozy and had all the necessary amenities, but the lack of acoustic insulation was a downside. The service was generally helpful, except for one staff member. The location, while a bit far from the city center, offered a peaceful atmosphere. The dining experience had some shortcomings, especially the coffee quality. Despite these issues, the facilities were satisfactory.

The hotel offers a King size bed, a safe, and an en suite bathroom with a shower, but lacks acoustic insulation leading to potential noise disturbances. The service was mostly helpful except for one staff member. The location is a bit distant from the city center but offers access to Pescara and Pompeii. The dining experience, although sufficient, had room for improvement, especially for the breakfast options. The facilities were decent but could use enhancements.

The hotel offers a peaceful stay, but lacks acoustic insulation in the rooms. The service is fantastic overall, except for one staff member. Located a bit away from the city center, the restaurant offers a good value four-course set menu. The dining experience may not be satisfying for all guests.

The hotel offers king-size beds, en suite bathrooms with showers, and in-room safes, which was very useful and reassuring. However, the lack of acoustic insulation may affect the peace and quiet in busier times, making solitude dependent on hotel occupancy.

The hotel is situated a little bit away from the city center which can be a bit inconvenient, but it offers a convenient location opposite the main Termini station. The rooms lack acoustic insulation, so noise can be an issue if the hotel is busy. The service was fantastic and extremely helpful, although the staff seemed a bit bored. The dining experience had some shocking coffee, but the fresh, made-from-scratch pizza was a highlight. Overall, the facilities were decent, and the price for the four-course set menu was €25.