Casale Certosa

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : The room was clean, warm and easy to access
  : The mattress was too hard, old and with springs.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : The hotel locates in the countryside but it is easy to access to the Roma city center by train. Everything is comfortable. The breakfast is simple but it is good enough. The service is excellent and efficient with very good/clear communication. I appreciate their friendly, amiable and considerate help, which make me feel like be at a familiar place. They carry me to the train station in the early of morning and pick up me in the evening just need a call with reasonable cost.
  : If you don't have a car, the timetable of your visiting in city is not so flexible and you need plan your schedule in advance to make sure you can catch up the train.

Pleasant
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Very Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : Cozy decoration, polite staff, good price, fast Wifi.
  : Hotel is located in 2 km from Pomezia-Santa Palomba train station where you can get to Roma Termini in 20 minutes. But you cant walk to the station because there are no sidewalks and its an industrial area. Thats why a hotel offers transfer to the station and from the station (5 euros).

Wonderful
Traveller Type:

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Extremely friendly and accommodating staff. Good free breakfast and adjacent restaurant. Cheap shuttle service offered to train station. Nice pool with attached bar.
  : While the building is quite interesting (very old convent fully transformed into a modern hotel), the location is fairly isolated. A taxi or walk through some farmland is required to reach the main road. There is a very good restaurant immediately adjacent to the hotel, so for some this may not be an issue or may even be desirable. In some areas the free wifi does not work well. The suite is advertised as having a living room, however ours was just a large bedroom.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : I have arrived late and the staff left the card for the room outside. The place is nice, it's an ancient cloister that was refurbished and transformed in a hotel/restaurant. Good value for money.
  : The acoustic insulation is not good, but due to many rooms being directly under the same roof it is almost impossible to have a proper acoustic insulation. If your neighbors are loud you definitely need some earplugs to sleep. The breakfast was good, but the choice minimal - only sweet food, no salty option (but you should keep in consideration that you're in Italy and here the typical breakfast consists of coffee and croissants)

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : very sweet and friendly staff, location was awesome. we took the train to Rome for two days. Cats to pet- that was great
  : the room was a little dark but clean. The shower was very tiny but was good enough for our stay.

Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : The best thing about this hotel is the dark haired woman on reception. She very kind and even organised for me to get a lift with a staff member - for 10 - to the local village. The pool is also amazing. The food in the restaurant is good.
  : The WiFi is dreadful. I gave up and hot spotted with my phone in the end. If you don't have a car stay somewhere else! If reception hasn't organised my lift to the village it would have been impossible to get to there and it's only about 5 km away. When it came to book a taxi to the airport the only option was a fixed price of 85. The same journey on the way up, on the meter, was less than 60. While the food in the restaurant is very good the waiters had no time or patience for a woman eating on her own. I eat all over the world in restaurants by myself and hadn't expected this attitude here. A good sign is that it's full of locals in the evenings but the fact that despite my trying, via Google translate, to see a wine list, none was forthcoming and I ended up ordering an expensive bottle of Prosecco just because it was easiest, is not a good sign. The waiter who served me my desert, threw in on the table and walked away. I don't expect to go to another country and expect my language to be spoken; that's unspeakable arrogance. But I do expect a hotel to make an effort and this fell short on many fronts.