Holiday Inn Rome - Eur Parco Dei Medici

We had a truly very pleasant stay at this hotel, a very comfortable property equipped with excellent services. The interior spaces are large and bright, and the private car parking is a big plus in terms of convenience. The pool is well-maintained, clean, and perfect for relaxation. Dining: The absolute strong point! We both had lunch and dinner at the restaurant, enjoying truly excellent and well-prepared dishes. The breakfast is simply amazing: a rich buffet with a huge selection of both sweet and savory options. Rooms, spacious and livable, even if you can tell from the decor that they are a bit dated. Overall, however, they are clean and functional. Staff: Overall, we found the staff to be kind and helpful. The only sour note concerns the restaurant dining room manager (the gentleman in the black suit): a little more politeness wouldn't hurt, especially when interacting with customers. First of all, you greet people, and only then do you ask if you can be of help. Overall, it is an excellent property where I would gladly return. A touch more courtesy in the dining room and a restyling of the rooms would be enough to reach perfection.

This is a North American style hotel. Rooms are large with excellent air conditioning. Great amenities with a pool, fitness center, snack bar, and restaurant. Close to airport which makes it the perfect last day hotel in Rome.

Location is near the airport so it’s convenient for a one night stay for a flight home. We are here now (August 11, 2026) and apparently it is common in Italy for pools to require bathing caps- they do here. I get that it’s a rule, but I can’t make myself do it haha. Lifeguard said it’s a government rule but interestingly enough the hotel I just left in Tuscany today did not require it and neither did our hotel in Sorrento a few days before that. I did some reading online and higher-end hotels and resorts often waive this rule for aesthetic reasons. I don’t know many grown adults that will willingly don one of these awful things. So keep that in mind before you book!