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The noble Hotel Lord Byron teems with antiques and Maurice Paul Joron Art Deco paintings In the ritzy Parioli district with nary a tourist in sight. There are only 32 rooms and suites – all decked out in Carrera marble and original antiques – in a house that used to be a private villa. Art lovers will appreciate their proximity to major galleries, and guests in search of creative fine dining will find it at Sapori del Lord Byron – original dishes such as carpaccio of beetroot with crayfish and wasabi are accompanied by an encyclopedic wine list.
Hotel Lord Byron
Via Giuseppe De Notaris, 5
Rome, Italy
00197
Nearest Airport: CIA
The hotel far exceeded our expectations in comfort as well as service provided by the staff. Tucked away, the staff made getting to places easy by arranging travel around Rome. Will, definitely, come back and will encourage friends to visit this hidden gem of Roman hospitality.
Justina S
Here are some comments about my stay over four nights in September. The patio room we stayed in had an outdated bathroom with tired and worn fittings. The bath had two dark marks that looked like burns to the enamel. There was no natural light so make up had to be put on using very unflattering down lighters over the mirror. The shower took at least five minutes to heat up - goodness knows how much water was wasted in the process. The toilet seat was loose - I asked Housekeeping twice to tighten it up but there was no improvement. If they came to the room to do it, it must have been while we were out as we didn’t see them or get any feedback about it. One of my bed pillows was lumpy. I asked twice for a new one, which finally arrived the next day. There was no sofa or comfortable chair. There was no make up mirror with natural light. The room was clean and beds were comfortable. The room’s ‘terrace’ was not a pretty area to sit in outside. There was a bit of green netting haphazardly draped across one corner and very few plants. We sat out there only once as a result, but then had to go inside because of mosquito or midge bites. Breakfast was excellent and serving staff were helpful. The reception staff who gave us advice on restaurants and bookings did a good job. I’m afraid I wouldn’t stay at this hotel again. There were too many issues, the service wasn’t good enough, and I think some time and money could be invested in updating and improvements.
1418sassy - Plymouth, United Kingdom
This is one of our very favorite hotels! It is quiet and the rooms are very nice. The breakfast is wonderful and so is the service! It is located in a nice neighborhood not far from all the attractions. The hotel is clean and nicely appointed. Very comfortable beds
Jet67302457832 - Texas
This should be a 5 star hotel but non of that is true; to start with the extremely bad management; they gave us 2 rooms for 5 persons while we were with just 3 persons (it was prepaid) and they didn’t do anything to solve it and even lied about things. On top of that, the bathrooms were extremely old (leakage at toilets, cold water, smelly, and much more). In general, so not worth the money and not advisable to go here.
Marceline P
The staff went above and beyond to ensure we were comfortable. They were able to get us tickets to museums that we were unable to purchase ourselves. The breakfast buffet was awesome every morning. A selection of smoked salmon, prosciutto, fresh scrambled eggs, crispy bacon, baked goods, and delicious coffee were a great start to every morning.
Peter N
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