Liquid Garden In Roma

Very upscale and overly expensive place. Room was not as expected

A hotel in the historic center, nestled in an oasis of peace and tranquility. The attention to detail, the services, and the friendly and welcoming staff make this five-star hotel exceed all expectations. Guests feel pampered and cared for without ever feeling their privacy and intimacy invaded. The rooms are spacious, comfortable, clean, and equipped with every comfort.

Gran Meliá Rome – Villa Agrippina is undeniably beautiful — a five-star urban resort set in the heart of Rome with gardens, a spa, and easy walking distance to the Vatican and Trastevere. I stayed here overnight in January to catch a flight. The property is elegant and polished, and the staff were professional throughout. Room service was efficient, and the rooms were comfortable and well-appointed for a short stay. Pros: • Location: great for walking or a quick Uber to key landmarks. • Amenities: beautiful gardens and resort-style touches you don’t always find in Rome. • Service: professional and responsive. Cons (from my stay): • For such a renowned property, the atmosphere felt a little impersonal — I missed that warm, welcoming energy you sometimes find in other luxury hotels. • As a quick overnight, I didn’t get to fully experience the spa or dining, which may be where the property shines most. Overall, Villa Agrippina is a refined choice if you want a five-star “urban resort” in Rome with all the amenities, though personally I’d try another stay next time to compare. 📍 Gran Meliá Rome – Villa Agrippina — polished, professional, but missing a bit of heart. - Michelle Rodriguez Suarez

Beautiful rooms, amazing service and staff. 10 min from Vatican City. 15-20 min from most of the attractions.

This could have been the best hotel in Rome: a great location, a beautiful pool, an anniversary gift in the room, Italian cuisine… but! We were greeted at the entrance by a porter who was vaping. One of the restaurants was closed for a private event, and the one where we had lunch felt somewhat neglected. The room was very dark, and at night we had to call reception because the air conditioner couldn’t be turned off—it was blowing so hard that my nose froze. Breakfast was very average, and interestingly, any egg dishes (other than the scrambled eggs on the buffet, which I couldn’t eat) as well as porridge were available only for an extra charge. The buffet itself was quite basic. Yogurt was only cow’s milk-based, and the desserts weren’t great. I haven’t been this disappointed in a long time. On the positive side, I want to highlight the breakfast service staff, the spa team, and the excellent coffee. But the most unpleasant surprise came at checkout: a 5% tip was added to the total bill without any prior notice. At first glance, you wouldn’t even realize it was there. We always ask for a breakdown, and these 5% really surprised us. They were, of course, removed immediately, but the bad taste remained. I think that with the prices charged for food in the hotel—food that, frankly, doesn’t meet 5-star standards—it’s inappropriate to add an extra percentage without informing guests. In the end, you’re left with a strange impression: a stunning place with all the potential to be a top-tier experience, but due to staff errors or hotel policies, it fails to truly delight.

Nice resort and grounds, room was very small, not much room for suitcases and lights were confusing