InterContinental Rome Ambasciatori Palace, an IHG Hotel

La chambre est un peu petite et les installations sont un peu vieilles. Le service et l'expérience globale sont plutôt bons ! C'est dommage qu'il n'y ait pas de piscine ! Le rapport qualité-prix est plutôt bon, l'hôtel est très bien situé et le personnel de service est de bonne qualité !

Good service friendly staff location good

This is an incredibly nice hotel; the staff was wonderful, and the location is great. From check in, to the roof top bar, to breakfast, everyone we encountered was helpful courteous and professional. Most notably, Cristina, in guest relations, was phenomenal and took personal interest and care in ensuring that my family started off our Italia trip in the most impressive way. Beautiful lobby, very comfortable and classy rooms and attentive staff. Mille Grazie!

IHG Diamond Ambassador here, I stay at a lot of Intercontinetals throughout the year. This review covers my recent 3 night stay in Rome. I really wanted to love this hotel. For one, the staff are all incredibly hospitable and lovely. Secondly the hotel is really well situated and beautifully decorated. But it misses the mark on the most important criteria - sleep quality. It is by far the noisiest hotel I have stayed at in the past year. Absurdly so. 1) with the millions that must have gone into the renovation, and being located on a major road, it’s incredible how poor the exterior facing doors/windows are. You can literally hear every car drive by, not to mention CONSTANT buses, sirens, motorcycles. Zero soundproofing. Major design fail. 2) the fire doors to the rooms are very thick and heavy. Which means every time someone enters or leave's their room, the door slams shut. To the extent that my room shook every time someone on the floor above, below or on my floor come or left. On one knight this happened at least ~80 times. 3) the house keeping team does a very thorough job, you can hear the vacuums and furniture being moved 3 doors down Honestly, at this price point, this is a major problem. Good luck trying to get any sleep or work from the room. As much as it pains me to say, I will not be staying here again. Which is a shame, because everything else was great.

Swift, welcoming check in. Personally I love the black walls/doors and black/grey swirl carpet on the room floors although it may be a "marmite" thing. Room is a comfortable size, hospitality tray ok, coffee good. Liked the welcome biscuits and chocolate. The housekeeping was standard, not thorough alas but certainly nothing major (just not as good as you would expect in this category of hotel). Good size bathroom. Excellent shower pressure. Good hairdryer. Lots of soft, quality towels. The bed was comfortable although I did not like the mattress and pillow protectors with the plastic material. Quite horrid. Sufficient usb charging points etc. Balcony small and one chair. In the second floor room you can hear minimal traffic noise at times but it wasn't obtrusive. Rooftop bar is fun although not special views. Decent DJ. All staff are cheery For me it is a typical standard IHG hotel in this category.

We had a wonderful long weekend in Rome staying at this beautiful and historic hotel in a fantastic location on the famous Via Veneto. We were a 5 min walk to the Cappucin monks and Piazza Barberini where many tours started, or 15 min walk to the Trevi Fountain or Spanish Steps. The hotel is very well appointed with really delicious food from Scarpetta NYC and a great roof top bar. Everyone working at the hotel was lovely and genuinely wanted us to enjoy our stay. As a Platinum member, we also received a room upgrade and welcome gifts which made our stay even more special. We highly recommend the Intercontinental Ambasciatori and can’t wait to return.

We had high expectations for this Hotel, and while our stay was fine, I was extremely displeased with the tour the concierge arranged for us. We paid a premium and yet had to wait over an hour in line, having to then rush the entire experience. This kind of service is definitely not what’s expected from an establishment of this caliber, and I would've without doubt asked for a refund if it happened in the summer.