Rome Cavalieri, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel

If you are looking for a 5 star hotel with unbelievable views and incredible service, the Waldorf Cavalieri is the place to be. Everything starts before you arrive. Flavia at the reservation department makes sure everything is ready for your arrival and is among the most professional staff members I have ever encountered. Perrine and Pamela at the guest service turn your stay from a good to a wonderful stay, making sure you don't forget why this is a 5 star hotel. Roberto and Gianluca at the breakfast/restaurant are most helpful and make sure you start your day the very best way possible. Let's not forget the concierge, where the team an get you a reservation anywhere. The hotel itself is a wonder, plenty of what Rome has to offer: from sculptures to astonishing paintings all around, you know you are in the eternal city. The rooms are luxurious and it's hard to get a better view from the window. Personal advice: get a Rome city view room/suite. The private lounge is very cozy and the spa is spacious (outdoor and indoor pool). To summarise: hotels like the Waldorf Cavaleri Rome are hard to find, as the views, the staff, the food, the facilities and the aura of the hotel make your stay truly unforgettable.

We are very familiar with the Cavalieri hotel as we had stayed there numerous times. Each previous visit we thoroughly enjoyed and this time was even better. We are very grateful for the generous upgrade and appreciation to Daniel for recognising our lifetime Diamond status. We reserved airport transfer via the hotel and found the service exceptional. The primary reason we stay at the Cavalieri is the Imperial club. The food quality and service is superb. We also enjoyed the restaurant for lunch and equally found the food and attention we received at the highest level. Everyone and everything were simply wonderful and we were so appreciative that due to a late evening flight that we were allowed to spend the afternoon in the Imperial Club. Because we work from the room, it was important for us that the room was serviced early. We would leave for breakfast and upon returning to our room the staff had magnificently serviced our room. Very appreciated! Now for the most enjoyable aspect of our stay- THE SCONES during the afternoon tea. They were unbelievably tasty! The pastry chief should be given a raise. Another excellent experience at the Waldorf Astoria Rome. We also enjoyed the art that the hotel has on display. Thank you so kindly for your professional service and the joy which the entire team conveyed in assisting us. It was a special time for us.

Beautiful grand hotel with old world charm. This would be my 5th stay here. Rooms are large and quiet although a tad tired. Breakfast was a very good buffet which had very fresh salads. It is a 10-15 min drive to Spanish steps which costs around 15 euros by taxi. There is a complimentary bus that always stopped at Barberni Square but on this trip, there were at least 2 different stops which could be confusing for first time visitors. Very pleasant stay

This place is exactly what it is, a 5-star hotel. Our room is for 3 people so we have 2 beds and a cot but the room still feels big. The bathroom is huge with all the upgrades. The restaurant in the hotel has very good food. We had dinner on our first night and had 2 room service the following nights. We had the buffet breakfast everyday and we always leave full ready for the day’s events. The staff are all courteous. The shuttle is a nice convenience to take you down the touristy area. Although there is only one stop, it is a nice touch. Overall, this hotel is really a 5-star.

It's out of my price range, but I stayed at a convention and it's definitely something worth enjoying, even if it's just once in a lifetime. The staff is very professional, not at all snobbish, and treated each of our delegates with the same attention and courtesy as they do with very high-income people. It seemed that nothing could surprise them, even with people from some 100 countries. At the last minute, I had forgotten to bring a very simple souvenir from Rome, a piece of cheese, and Alessandro, in the lobby, pulled out a map and showed me how to get to a simple food stand a little over half a kilometer away. I still have the map as a souvenir, and the cheese of course. Everything was exceptional, except that the Rolls Royce and Lamborghinis at the entrance distracted me a bit.