We arrived in Aosta without a booking and Hotel Roma is one of the few places you can find near the centre of the town. It is well located just next to the Roman city walls but tucked in behind non-descript office towers. The hotel exterior is uninspiring - to say the least - and rooms are bit old-fashioned with... More

I came here on a school ski trip and we didn't have such a good experience as everyone else seems to. The rooms were very small and cramped, ours felt as if it had had an extra bed squeezed in for us because there weren't enough rooms. They didn't seem properly cleaned, there was a huge amount of dust under... More

I have just got back home form, a school ski-ing trip to Aosta. I must say that my first impressions of Hotel Roma were not superb as it is surrounded by a few run-down buildings. However, it is a completely different matter inside. Graziella, the owner, is extremely helpful and can speak good english. The room's were cosy and of... More

Did a one night stopover at Hotel Roma in Aosta en route home to UK from Italy. Arrived late in the day and decided to stay in the town to be near restaurants and the old main street. Hotel Roma is situated just outside one of the old gates to the town literally a couple of mins walk to the... More

The hotel is home from home!! What a pleasure to stay with Graziella and her family in her lovely and homely hotel. The hospitality is at its best when you stay at the Hotel Roma!! The food - what can I say - Mamma Mia - its delicious!!!

We have just come back from a school skiing trip to hotel roma in aosta and it was quite good except for the food which was appalling. The rooms were of a fair size which was good. There was an en suite in every room which consisted of a bath with a shower over it, a toilet and a sink.... More