Hilton Rome Airport

Let me start with the positives: Location to airport, they provide a complimentary coach shuttle all day/​evening into Rome (with returns which was awesome) and they accommodated us for an early check in, complimentary shuttle to the airport terminal.
Now the negatives (which I am still annoyed about): Staff seemed like they were forcing themselves to be nice, not authentic/​genuine, our room was not well cleaned — whoever was in there the day before had room service and the maid had not bothered to pick up the menus or items on the desk to notice there was crusty food all over the desk (and the menu for that matter). We called down at 6PM to order some additional pillows and towels (as our room was short on towels) … they never came, ever. I tried calling down at 7:30PM and the front desk would pick up the phone and immediately put me on hold with no warning. The restaurant dining experience — while the service was nice, the food was TERRIBLE and expensive.
I used points for this stay — as a loyal Hilton patron I was incredibly disappointed with this stay and am actually fighting to get my points back.

Had a great stay here. Rooms are nice and modern, the executive lounge has great service and food (as well as wine, beer and a full bar happy hour). We had amazing service during our stay. There is a really nice pool, gym and spa that is attached to the hotel and free to guests. This is a perfect place to have a lay-​over or to spend the night before departing in order to ease stress. You can walk straight out of the hotel into the airport and they have a free shuttle into the city center!

Nice, large rooms with toilet, bidet & large tubs. Water pressure was wonderful! Nice being so close to the airport… I would’ve walked over, but took a cab by accident because I didn’t see the signs for the hotel until I was already in the cab. Driver still charged me a lot of the ride 300 yards from where he picked me up!
Nice hotel shuttle to downtown Rome! I got to walk around the city, see the coliseum, eat lunch & then head back to our bus stop when I was ready to head back to my room. Very convenient.
Had a great time practicing my Italian with the bartender & he spent most of the time speaking to me in English. Very friendly & personable. Will be back if in the area again.

This review is for the Artisan café. I ordered the tea expecting to have scones served with this because the menu explicitly says that scones are served with all teas. Without that, € 6 seems steep for a cup of tea. Service was average at best, but pretty disappointed with this place. Do your self a favor and skip to my Lou somewhere else.

My family and I stayed here in June 2015 we found the check in process to be quick the hotel is very clean the bed was comfortable not the biggest of rooms but we enjoyed our night the restaurant downstairs was very slow and the room service has some miscommunication challenges.

It’s fairly expensive, but given its location, you can’t possibly be any closer to Fiumiciano. Only caveat is that it’s a bit of hike to the terminals (and you can’t even access Terminal 5, which serves flights to Israel and the US), so if you’re in a hurry, you’ll have to run a bit. Front desk service was exceptional, which helped put me at ease during my first solo trip to Europe. Restaurant was okay, although pretty pricey, but the complimentary shuttle service the hotel offers to downtown Rome was much appreciated.
Wifi is free, but only in the lobby.

Quite expensive for a basic room. We stayed because of an early flight. Green and lots of it everywhere. Big and very 80’s feel. Probably would not choose to stay here again if we didn’t need to.

Fast check in. Great concierge service, walking distance to checking in for our flight. Had time to go for a swim 30 min before passing through security. Not bad! The place has all the amenities a Hilton has to offer with the a lot more oomph than any US Hilton will provide you. Please note that Hiltons in EU most of the time will be a few notches higher than what you swallow in US.
Overal an excellent experience for the value. Highly recommend it.

I had an unplanned stay in Rome after our Ethiopian Air flight had to land after getting a cracked windshield. The airline checked us into the Hilton Rome Airport Hotel, all 300 of us. The location is convenient, although quite a long walk from the terminals. The rooms are standard business class Hilton, modern with comfortable beds, and there is a restaurant and bar on the premises. The food was good, but the atmosphere was sterile. The shuttle runs infrequently, so I paid for a taxi into town. It is an ok hotel if you need to stay near the airport, otherwise you’ll have a more enjoyable experience in central Rome.

This Hilton is one of two Hiltons at the airport. This one, The «Hilton Rome Airport» and the «Hilton Garden Inn» can easily be confused.
THIS ONE is right at the main airport terminals. It is an extremely convenient place to stay if you have a morning flight leaving from terminal 1, 2 or 3, but be aware that if you are on a flight with a US or Israeli carrier, your flight will be at Terminal 5, which is away from the main terminals. In such case, this hotel is no more convenient than others in the area.
For terminals 1, 2, and 3, from here you can just walk outside and walk across the sky bridge, and right into the terminal. But for Terminal 5, you will need the shuttle bus.
As Hiltons go, this is a… well… Hilton. Pretty standard American Style Airport Hotel. It is a bit dated, and the rooms are a little small, but it serves its purpose.
The reason I explained the terminal convenience and commented on the Garden Inn, is that the Hilton Garden Inn is newer and nicer than this one… and generally less expensive as well. Furthermore, the Garden Inn has free Internet, and this one charges. However, the Garden Inn is about a 5 minute shuttle bus ride from the terminals. This makes it less convenient for Terminals 1, 2, and 3. But it makes no difference if you are leaving from Terminal 5.
For people that are considering this Hotel for anything other than a place to sleep before a morning flight, I would strongly suggest getting a hotel in the city. The FCO Airport is well outside of town, so this is NOT a good place to be if you are hoping to see Rome. That said, however, if you DO want to go into the city from here, the airport rail station is a 2 or 3 minute walk from the hotel, and there is a train every 30 minutes into the city that gets you there in 30 minutes.

We had to make an unexpected reservation after breaking my ankle in Turkey because our apartment we had rented in Rome was on the second floor and had a loft bedroom. As un-​wheelchair friendly Rome was, this hotel was a welcome change.
We were able to keep the wheelchair loaned to us from the airport for our entire stay and the staff was very gracious toward us. We had lunch and two breakfasts during our stay and the food was excellent as well. The bartender, a Sri Lanka expat, was a star though and really made our stay unique.
One thing that bothered me while I was there though was the behavior of other Americans! I didn’t hear anyone else attempting to speak Italian, not even a bion giorno?! I witnessed one guy walk straight up to our bartender and plainly blurt out (without even a hello and in a terrible Yankee accent) «How’s the wifi work ova here?»
I hung my head in shame, sipped on my bourbon, and apologized to him for the behavior of my fellow citizens.
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Nice hotel. Heated pool, decent exercise room, clean rooms, fresh water

We stayed here at the Hilton the night before our early flight. Of course, it was very handy since it was a short walk to our terminal and we didn’t have to wake up at an ungodly time to make our flight!
The hotel lobby was pretty and bright. After we checked into our room, we met up with other hotel guests to see more of Rome before leaving. Hilton has a free shuttle to the touristy areas, which I thought was a very nice touch. It was similar to a hop on– hop off system, so we took our time venturing to areas of Rome we hadn’t seen prior.
When we returned to the hotel, we had a nice meal in the restaurant there. The best part of the dining experience was the wine. Seriously! I even took a photo of the bottle so I could find something comparable here in the U.S. It was a mild red wine from Puglia– delicious! I will attach the picture to this review.
Our room was a typical HIlton room; clean and nicely decorated. Even being next to the airport, the hotel room was quiet.
I would recommend the hotel because of the close proximity to the airport, the generous free shuttle to and from Rome, and the comfortable amenities.

Loved this place. Walkable from terminals 1,2, & 3 of the airport.
Stayed her one night as we had a one-​day layover in Rome before flying out. They have a free shuttle into the center of Rome that leaves every two hours from 8am until 10pm. Last return shuttle leaves at 11pm. You can also take the train to/​from the airport to Termini Station in town, but it isn’t free! The shuttles are large air conditioned coach buses.
They also have a free shuttle to/​from Terminal 5, which is where all flights going to the U.S. leave from. It runs continuously back and forth all day.
The lobby area was lovely and inviting. Our king bed room was immaculate. Bathroom was large, clean, and well-​stocked. Internet connection is via an ethernet cord. Wifi was available for a fee.

We stayed at this hotel the night before an early flight out of the FCO airport and overall, this hotel served its’ purpose. Being an airport hotel, it’s obviously located on the airport property and unlike the HGI location, this hotel is actually connected to the airport. This obviously makes it a no-​brainer if you have an early morning flight or are arriving late in the evening and just want someplace to crash. I didn’t notice any airport noise the night that we were there (which was a concern) but we may have missed most of it since we were probably one of the first morning flights of the next day. My biggest complaint with this hotel was that a lot of the hallways smelled of smoke, but fortunately our room was odor-​free.
My biggest complaint with this hotel was the speed (or lack thereof) of service throughout the hotel. From the front desk to the restaurant, even the elevators– everything was sloooooow. Now granted there were a gaggle of flight attendants checking in at the same time as us but the line was just ridiculous. I don’t know if they were short staffed or what, but we honestly waited a solid 40 minutes to check in. After we finally were checked in we decided to grab some food in the restaurant which was another waiting game despite only a handful of people dining there.
Obviously if you’re staying at this hotel it’s out of convenience, not because it’s a destination. That being said, it’s a fine hotel for what it is and we’d stay there again if need be.

The Hilton Rome Airport is located directly on the ground of the airport and is an easy walk to the terminal and train. As such, it is quite ideal if you have an early flight to catch out of Fiumicino. It is certainly expensive but if you are on business and time is critical this is a good choice. They have a shuttle to Rome but i find the train (directly accessible on-​site) more convenient.

This Hilton was nice. Got a room on the executive floor and the room was comfortable clean and relatively quiet. Room had a flat screen TV with a good selection of international cable channels. There were the occasional early departures and late arrivals that you could hear in the hallway as is typical of hotels at airports. However it was quiet enough that I got a good nights rest. The bed was comfortable and I heard no noise from the rooms on the sides or above or below. Although it’s right next to the airport you didn’t really hear any noise coming from there. The room windows do not open but that’s just as well close the airport the air is probably not very good. The bathroom was very clean. However the toiletries were made in China which was a disappointment. Glad I brought my own. The executive lounge was nice except for the silverware. I went through four forks before I found a clean one! Not what you want to see. They served two cold salads that were very good. One was a mushroom strawberry salad that was quite creative and tasty. The other salad was a rice and ham and corn and olive salad which was also very tasty. They had sandwiches but they tasted not very good as the bread was stale and the shrimps were off flavor. They had wine beer and sodas to drink. They have a shuttle that goes into downtown Rome. They also have a shuttle that goes the seaside. I didn’t take either so I can’t comment on experience. The morning buffet was good. I noticed that they had a waffle machine and next to it was a bottle of Canadian maple syrup and a bottle of Vermont maple syrup that was impressive. They also had an assortment of cheeses pastries typical American breakfast items fruit yogurt et cetera. You can walk from this hotel to most of the terminals at the airport. However terminal five must be reached by a shuttle. The shuttle bus took about 10 minutes to arrive. It was a short ride to terminal five. Overall I would recommend this hotel if you need to be at the airport early or you arrive late and want to just check into a hotel close by.

If we were staying in Rome for longer we would have stayed closer to the Center of town, but this worked out better for us. The shuttle ride was a little far, but the shuttle was reliable and picked up at the time and place they said they would.
The hotel room was incredibly comfortable. NIce beds, clean, and spacious. We were on the Executive floor and the Lounge was very extensive. They had delicious pizzas, salads, crudite, beers and wine, and desserts at night and a very varied breakfast. The staff was very nice.
The restaurant in the Hotel was delicious. We thoroughly enjoyed the two dinners we ate there. Quality food at a fair price. We actually still reference how amazing the Greek Salad was. Out of this world.

Von einem 4-​Sterne Hotel erwarte ich mehr. Hotel ist sehr verlebt. Bad war nicht sauber. Die Preise an der Bar sehr hoch (10EUR für ein Bier). Das Personal an der Rezeption ist teilweise sehr unerfahren, bei der gleichen Frage erhält man von jedem eine andere Antwort.
Wenn man nur kurz bleibt, ist es ganz praktisch, dass es direkt am Flughafen ist. Nach Rom ist man jedoch leider ca. 40min unterwegs. Aber das Hotel bietet einen kostenlosen Shuttle der alle 2std fährt.