Relais Donna Lucrezia
Rome
At a glance
Located on Via Emilia in Rome, Relais Donna Lucrezia offers a blend of elegant and comfortable accommodation in a historical setting. The property's history ties back to the early 20th century and provides guests with a peek into noble Roman lineage, offering an atmosphere rich with history and charm. The property features a variety of room types ranging from single rooms to suites, catering to different group sizes and preferences. Guests can choose from options like the Junior Suite with a balcony or a Suite with two bathrooms, making it suitable for families and groups.
The accommodations are designed to provide comfort with amenities such as private bathrooms, air conditioning, and parquet floors. The B&B experience is complemented by a daily breakfast buffet, featuring locally sourced sweet and savory products. For those interested in exploring beyond Rome, Relais Donna Lucrezia organizes tours to the countryside. There, guests can visit a local farm and vineyard to engage in wine tasting and sample farm-made pecorino cheese and extra virgin olive oil.
Relais Donna Lucrezia also caters to practical needs with a range of services. These include airport transfers, laundry services, and nearby parking solutions. Guests can also enjoy a convenient location next to the Villa Borghese, providing easy access to cultural landmarks while offering a calm retreat from the city's hustle and bustle.
Reviews
We had a wonderful experience at this charming bed and breakfast. We stayed in Room 1 as a family of four, and it was wonderfully large with incredible views. It can be tricky traveling with a family, but the setup with one king bed and two rollaway beds was still very comfortable for all of us, and the accommodations overall were absolutely fantastic. The breakfast here was absolutely outstanding. Every morning they offered a fantastic spread of fresh fruit, juice, pastries, cakes, bacon, and eggs, along with excellent coffee. The wait staff was just excellent and made breakfast a highlight of our day. Location-wise, it is about a 15-minute walk from the true city center, but it is close enough to the metro station to make traveling to both the Vatican and the Colosseum incredibly easy. Ultimately, it was an excellent value for the location and the quality of the stay. We would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable, welcoming base in Rome!
We had a great stay at this hotel. Perfect location and the service was perfect.. Fantastic breakfast made to order as well as morning espresso.. This hotel has all the modern necessities in a beautiful old , well cared for, building. They arranged airport pick up a d cruise port transportation..it made our trip stress free Would definitely stay again
The breakfasts were amazing and fresh! They accommodated our gluten free daughter as well. The room was spacious and clean. Great proximity for walking to many of the sites in Rome that we wanted to visit while there. It was a home away from home for us. The staff is amazing-Nelson was super helpful! It was safe and secure there too! The airport transfers were swift, and Nelson was happy to call a taxi whenever we needed one as well! We loved our stay!
The staff was very friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the breakfast in the morning being included and part of the room rate. They had our room picked up so the bed was made and fresh towels when we got back from our adventures. All in all a very pleasant place to stay while you and in Rome!
value for the price was excellent, and the location was in easy walking distance of everything we wanted to do. the breakfast offerings were varied but the advertised happy hour didn't materialize on the one weeknight we were there. the room was very spacious and included a private balcony. the amenities far exceeded what I expected--everything from shampoo & conditioner (please consider adding body lotion to the amenities offered) to cotton swabs and in-room coffee . one note--if you're sensitive to light and/or noise, be sure you don't get a room that faces via Emilia. the curtains didn't do much to block out lights from the street and there was a lot of street noise all night long
