Well, its in an ideal location. First time in rome and we were able to easily to get to the hotel from the airport. Dont listen to the revies about teh street noise. First off, if you request a window that faces the "back" you have a view of the courtyard... why would you request a few of concrete and... more

We didn't intend to stay in this hotel, but when we got to Rome we found our hotel had closed down so expedia put us here instead. First impressions were very good, the red and black lobby is very striking and the desk staff were friendly enough and upgraded our room to a king. The room looked good (I especially... more

Well, it is a nice masculine hotel, I will give it that. But for most of our 3 day stay, there was no doorman. It rained a lot, and they handed us a cheap umbrella that the vendors sell on the street. It broke 20 minutes later. For the price paid...over $500 US a night, I would expect service. But... more

the hotel is very well located in Via veneto area and you can find plenty of great restaurants nearby. I was impressed by the trendy decoartion of this hotel at first sight, . The rooms was not so spacious but well equipped. The very negative point of this hotel is the high rate they charge you for accommodation and every... more

I visited Rome for a long weekend as a birthday treat from my boyfriend. First impressions were WOW...the hotel decorated to a very high standard, the staff were very friendly, and the rooms were clean and comfortable. Only downside was the breakfast which wasn't all that. It was edible, but wasn't anything particularly exciting. In addition, the prices for drinks... more

Has a great decor, nice rooms, good location. The staff is regular. Good rooms with quality amenities. The worst thing, that is not allowed in a supposed luxury hotel is the breakfast. The two days were, at the least, surreal. No plates, no bread, or dry (very dry) croissants. If you managed to get bread, you don't have juice. If... more

Aleph Boscolo Hotel is a beautiful hotel (it seems to be a museum) in a quiet street in the center of Rome. It’s 10-13 min. walk to piazza di Spagna. The same time to Fontana di Trevi.. Also it’s 100 m to Metro Station ( Barberini) in the case of visit something by train. As you can see from travelers... more

The Aleph is certainly not a Luxury Class hotel. We booked this hotel because of the overall reputation of the Boscolo chain, because we wanted somewhere a bit different to celebrate a birthday trip to visit our daughter and her partner who live in Milan and who were joining us on our trip to Rome and because we wanted somewhere... more

I chose to book a room here based on photos and a few reviews I'd read. It was expensive, but it looked like it would warrant the extra cost. It appeared safe, in a good part of town, conveniently located and all of the stuff you look for as a traveler in a large city. Here's the deal: The lobby... more