I stayed here with my family for a 3 day city break in Rome. Having booked the hotel as part of package with ebookers I was a little sceptical about the standard. I should not have been - we arrived and checked in simply, the staff spoke English (despite my efforts to try my Italian!) and were always courteous. They gave us adjoining rooms which were splendidly decorated and spotlessly clean.

The rooms were not huge but more than adequate. The bathrooms were beautifully equipped, the water warm and plentiful.

Breakfast was simple, but what was provided was of first class standard (excepting the coffee which should have been better considering the location).

Posting letters, getting taxis, advising on trips and leaving luggage after checkout were all tested by us and all passed with flying colours.

I frequently stay in hotels as part of my job and would recommend the Veneto to anyone looking for a value for money, clean, well located and helpfully run hotel in Rome.

Arrived the day ownership of the hotel was changing. New owners worked extremely hard to make our stay delightful. Some hiccups due to the changeover but as a whole, the 5 night stay was great. Location ideal. Very clean. Hard working new owners. Highly recommed as a 3 star hotel. Had everything we needed or wanted. Breakfast included.

We booked an online offer which included a free upgrade to a room with hydromassage bathtub (+ airport transfer and a bottle of wine in the room). We arrived some three hours before check-in time but were given a warm-hearted welcome and a map over places of interest. Coming back three hours later, tired and warm, we were given the key to our room. We walked into the room, which felt less than welcoming, to find a small bathroom with a shower crammed in one corner. The bathtub was important to me as it was my 40th birthday and I love bathing but we don´t have a bathtub at home. We went straight back to the front desk and after having read some reviews earlier, I was dreading we´d have to pay extra - or accept that horrid room.
Two minutes later, I was called to the front desk, given an excuse and a key to a completely different room on the second floor, WITH a bathtub.
Yes, this hotel has its flaws - chipped marble and paint, a crack in the wall, the installations in the bathroom seems to have been made by a five-year-old, we couldn´t get the massage shower to work - but I loved it!! If I had paid the prices stated at the front desk I would have been outraged, but I paid 158 euros per night and I have NO complaints. The bed was very comfortable, if a little short for my tall fiance, and it was a proper double, not two singles pushed together. It was properly made and clean towels supplied every day. Loud traffic from early morning to late evening - be sure to pack your earplugs.
Breakfast was quite OK, you can easily keep your belly full until lunch - though I normally don´t eat pastries and pies for breakfast.
Staff was extremely helpful and friendly and the scent in the lobby is welcoming and lovely.
We are proud to announce we were their first guests in the hotel spa. It clearly has potential, the steam sauna is beautiful and the mood showers quite nice, if a little cold. As soon as they change the music (disco music is not very relaxing) and get the dressing rooms ready, this spa will be great.
Rome is a very expensive city but if we do return, I will most probably stay at the hotel Veneto again.

My partner & I have just come back from a stay here and thoroughly enjoyed it.

I booked with the hotel direct in February and had a package that included tickets for the Coliseum/Forum and these were waiting for us on arrival. We were met at the airport by a very pleasant driver who pointed out various landmarks on the way to the hotel. The staff were all very friendly and helpful during our time there, exceptionally efficient and very smartly turned out. They were all a credit to the hotel.

The room was decorated in a flambouyant way but we loved it. The bed was very comfortable and the room was pristine in its cleanliness. The only complaint we would have was that we could only get CNN as an English TV station so missed the news morning and night - BBC news would have been better for us but that's just us being picky as you don't come to Rome to watch telly after all.

Breakfast was fantastic with a great selection of cereals, meats, cheeses, bread buns, fruit, yoghurt, cakes and pastries. Never ending supply of tea/coffee/juice/water and staff would make you a cappucino, latte or whatever if you asked - it was no problem. The staff kept all the food and drink topped up and tables were cleared efficiently. We paid to go up to have breakfast on the roof top terrace one day - 5 euros extra but well worth it on a nice day.

We found a nice restaurant 'Il Pomidorino' a short distance away where the staff were again great and the food was very pleasant - fills with locals which I always take as a good sign. It wasn't cheap but was certainly reasonable for Rome and the steak and other meats were good portions. I can also recommend 'Lotti' for ice-cream and cakes on via Sardagna nearby.

The hotel's location was very good and a short walk to the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain and such like. The Coliseum etc,etc are also within walking distance. I have bad joints and managed to stroll everywhere.

Rome is a very, very expensive city - £4/£5 for a tea or coffee is standard and a basic pasta lunch of 2 dishes with 2 drinks like coke or water doesn't leave you any change from £25. It was certainly a lot more expensive than when I had been before, although some of that will be due to the pound/euro rate. Tip - take a travel kettle with you wherever you stay for those night-time/early morning brews !

I would definitely stay at this hotel again without hesitation and hope that this will be possible on a return visit before too long as I want to take my mum back.