Regina Hotel baglioni

* In The Via Veneto Amongst The Thousand Lights Of Rome There Is An Elegant Building Dating From The Early Part Of The Century And Built In A Pleasant Art Nouveau Style The Regina Hotel Baglioni Only A Few Steps From The Grounds Of The Villa Borghese And From The Most Cafes Of The Capital. The 143 Soundproofed And Air Conditioned Rooms Including The Suites On The 7th Floor And 8th Where Our Guests Can Enjoy A Splendid View Of The Capital. Multifunctional Room On The Roof With A Beautiful View. As a frequent traveler, I've stayed in hotels around the world and have to say that I expected more out of the Regina Hotel Baglioni. For starters, the rooms can be quite small. I arrived not knowing what to expect, as my company generally books all travel and accommodations: my room was barely large enough to allow a person to walk around the bed. A table and chair were placed in front of the bed, though I really would've preferred not having them there and having a few extra feet of space to move around in. I was originally in one of the few rooms with an accessible balcony and a view of the main street (Via Veneto), yet was unable to find a high-speed internet jack in the room, despite having been told that my room would have one. I requested a move after having the concierge confirm that the room did not have internet, only to be moved to a room that was even smaller, with neither a balcony nor a view, and still no internet. Though the technician who came to my room to find the internet jack was very apologetic for the mistake and seemed to sympathize with my having had to unnecessarily unpack and then re-pack all of my things for no reason, I remain disappointed. Several of my coworkers (all paying the same room rate, mind you) have rooms that would be considered palatial in comparison, WITH internet, no less. Inexplicably, some ~400E/night rooms are larger and nicer than others, and the maids seem to acknowledge this by leaving chocolates for some, while merely offering turndown service to others. Bathrooms are also inconsistent, as some offer bathtubs and separate vanity areas while others (mine) do not. Another point worth mentioning is that the bathrooms are curiously lacking any ventilation, an oversight which for the past week has allowed me the pleasure of waking up to the oh-so-pleasant smell of mold-- that is, when I'm not too congested from having inhaled the ridiculous amounts of pollen and other allergens that manage to make their way into my room at night, past what I suspect to be a filterless HVAC unit. Mosquitoes, too, manage to find their way into the rooms. I've had good experiences at breakfast thus far, though my coworkers complain that the eggs are runny and certain breakfast cereals are offered only on certain days of the week; if bread/rolls and jelly/nutella/cold cuts are more your thing, you'll be satisfied. The concierge, however, as well as all staff I've dealt with so far, are incredibly friendly and accomodating. I'm certain they would've moved me into another room if I'd asked, though I honestly didn't feel it to be worth the trouble. They are quick to offer dining recommendations, as well as provide assistance with taxis, reservations, etc. The location of the hotel is also very convenient to almost everything worth seeing in Rome. All in all, despite the hotel drawbacks, any stay in Rome is a good one.

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