One of the best hotels we’ve been to. Beautiful and clean room, comfortable bed and pillows (which is very important for us when traveling, never had bed this comfortable in a hotel), amazing breakfast-anything you can wish for, staff super nice and friendly, they cater to your needs, maybe random but they also had amazing smelling shower gels, you dont need to bring yours. We had to leave early for an early flight and they made us a little lunch box night before, so thank you girls for a wonderful experience in lovely Rome. Would definitely come back here again and recommend to everyone.

Hotel is just a bit outside of city center, but for us it wasn’t a big problem. You have a bus station in front of the hotel and we used an app called “Moovit” which saved us- you just type in where you want to go and it tells you which bus lines or metro lines to use and when, and it gives you multiple options, so you can easily manage around town. A little tip if you want to use electric scooters- prepare your paypal or apple pay or a safepay card because we didnt have those so we couldnt use them because of that.

the hotel is a very charming historic building that sits in the middle of a green space. The staff is exceedingly nice and courteous. The breakfast is absolutely exceptional, very varied and tasty. The room was comfortable, well decorated and had plenty of natural light - even though it was on a semi-basement floor.

About the hotel, nothing really. The only question to have in mind is that it is a bit of a walk to get to reliable public transportation (subway). The bus lines around the location are extremely unreliable. BUT there is a taxi stand right next to the hotel, and prices are reasonable.

Mangili Gardens is a lovely small boutique hotel on the outskirts of the Borghese Gardens. The people were incredibly nice and helpful. Breakfast was good. Our room was very comfortable. The bathroom was small with not much space to store things but the shower was forceful and worked well. It is in a quiet residential neighborhood. Homey rather than elegant.

If it is your first time visiting Rome, this may not be the place for you. The neighborhood is beautiful but there are very limited choices for dining within walking distance and most of the sites one might visit are some distance away. Also be aware there are many stairs to navigate to get to the front door of the hotel.

We liked EVERYTHING about Mangili Garden Hotel - especially the kind and competent staff. They were friendly, accommodating and all around nice people. Thank you Serena, Lara, Marina and everyone else who helped make our stay perfect. We arrived with a three day booking and loved it so much we decided to stay in Rome an additional three days. Our room was spacious and charming and impeccably clean. The common room where a tasty and varied breakfast is served is lovely and comfortable. There is a bar for evening aperitifs with excellent jazz selections playing in the background. This lovely Villa drew us in - we didn’t want to leave and look forward to returning soon!

Loved everything about it.

Breakfast was beautiful, taken outside the hotel in the morning sunlight. The food was excellent. The gentle and courteous staff were most helpful

The location of this hotel isn’t ideal if your ambition is ready access to central Rome and the Vatican. In addition, Rome’s public transport is unreliable apart from the metro. However, it is situated immediately adjacent to theBorghese gardens which is a beautiful location for an early walk on a summers morning! To get to the Piazza Del Popolo is about 35 minutes walk. The metro is dependable , but requires a 20 min walk to a bus which brings you to a metro.

Beautiful grounds, reception/dining area and rooms. The bed was extremely comfortable. It was extremely clean and housekeeping did an outstanding job every day. The bathroom was modern and everything worked well. The breakfast was generous and delicious.

The neighborhood, while beautiful, was more residential. This makes for a quiet and peaceful stay, but be aware it's a good walk to the classic tourist destinations. That said, the National Gallery of Modern Art and Borghese Park are very close and amazing to visit. The Parioli neighborhood is beautiful and posh, but it lacks the instant access to coffee bars, street food and shopping that other Rome neighborhoods have. It's not really a drawback for me, but more of something for other guests to be aware of.

The hotel itself is magic indeed, lots of green in the garden, tables in the shadow where you either have breakfast or having apperitivo in the evening. Not to mention breakfast - very generous, with lots of variety including fruits, freshly made cakes, omelets and lots of other nice things. All fresh and good quality. The room is very comfortable, just can be a bit noisy depending who is your neighbor.

You probably know that it is not very central, either walking about 30 min or taking a taxi. But it wasn’t a problem as we were booking next to Teatro alla Musica where had a concert booked one night. What I really disliked is when enquired about Uber opportunity from Rome Termini to the hotel, they proposed instead their transfer for 65 euro cash paying at the reception. Another day by counter this taxi costed 16 euro. Please , do not treat us as stupid tourists. As we were having really a nice stay but there is bad aftertaste after that proposal of 65 euro.

We had an absolutely amazing stay in Rome. The room was clean, spacious and beautifully maintained-perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring the city. The staff were incredibly friendly, professional, and always ready to help with anything I needed. The service overall was top-notch. One of the highlights was definitely the breakfast—delicious, fresh, and with a wide variety of options to choose from every morning. I couldn’t have asked for a better start to each day. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Rome- we would definitely stay here again!

If we had to mention one downside, it would be the location, as it’s a bit far from the city center. However, this actually turned out to be a blessing in disguise! Walking around led us to discover some beautiful streets and fantastic local restaurants we probably wouldn’t have found otherwise.

This is a small hotel operated by a group of very nice, polite and professional ladies! Breakfast is amazing, many choices, everything is carefully prepared, coffee is great! Garden in front of hotel means lot, it is very cozy to chill there especially at evening when you are back from exploring Rome.

Location. This was my first time in Rome, so i didn't know where to book a hotel, and read many comments how location is great and it's a walkable distance from every atraction, etc...Walkable maybe for marathon sprinters, i am a sportist myself and it wasn't comfort for me to walk to Spagna and center at 35c, not to mention Vatican or Trestevere, they are like time zone far. So it's not a location for recommend, you will need to take a taxi very single time you go anywhere, there is no metro close (closest metro station is Piazza Popollo, like 2km from hotel), bus lines 52 and 982 are always late and crowded...

The villa is very dreamy, our room in the superior floor had high ceilings, the room and bathroom was very clean, the staff was very friendly and helpful, and made delicious aperols, we loved the breakfast selection as well as the salmon omelette. Also the Villa Borghese park next to it - the most lovely park in Rome.

It's a little bit stupid to say this but in the morning we couldn't sleep because of the birds chirping:) If the room and windows had better insulation, the villa would have been the perfect stay in Rome. Also we had some issues with public transport to get downtown and back to the hotel, maybe it was because of Easter weekend or maybe that's the way the public transport in Rome operates by default. But it wasn't that far away.