Spa Hotels in Marino

The location of the apartment is perfect! The window is right on the main street infront of the amazing view, you can sit by the window the whole day. The apartment is very clean and fully equipped. The bed is very comfortable and the shower and the sawna is very pampering and the staff is always available and extremely nice.

Lovely staff, very helpful, welcoming, especially the lady that welome us on the very first day. Very clean, and refreshed on daily basis. Breakfast was amazing and I think we eat more than we should as it was prepared freshly on arrival for breakfast. Very tasty Overall we had a lovely stay and I must say I love Italy and definitely come back!

The view is amazing, the apartment is well equipped, the host is helpful. We spent lovely days here.

It was an amazing weekend! Very good hotel with helpful and polite staff, especially Juliana (or Giuliana) who is very friendly and helped us a lot. Great breakfast and wonderful pizza diavola! Thanks!

The facilities were very good. Changing room with shower near the pool.

It was nice to stay in the room with jacuzzi and saunas. The room was clean and comfortable. The host is very friendly.

Camelia is a perfect chef and all staff were very service oriented

Wonderful location, wonderful staff, wonderful breakfast.

There is no corner of Casa Monti (and we made sure to explore every corner!) where the designer hasn't created a charming vignette that winks at its home city and neighborhood. Even the hallway, usually the most boring part of any hotel, has wallpaper with hilarious mythological figures and carpet that pulls in the house color palette—mustard, vermillion, maroon, aqua, mint. We stayed in a two-bedroom suite, and it was a maximalist riot of upholstered walls, patterned divans, and purposefully mismatched marbles—yet a thoroughly restful and comfortable place to call home. We were traveling with my father-in-law for a homecoming to his hometown in Italy and his favorite thing about Casa Monti was how kind and authentic the staff throughout the hotel were. He felt completely welcome and at ease. We enjoyed cappuccinos in the first-floor bar when we dropped off our luggage, liquore di camomilla on the patio with the lion fountain on the way to check-in, a massage in the spa with an amazing panoramic view of Rome, drinks on the rooftop at sunset (highly recommend Il Girovago cocktail and fried zucchini blossoms!), and dinner with langoustine pasta in the restaurant upstairs (fourth patio of the day!) For breakfast, the eggs with fresh herbs and yogurt with whole hazelnuts was a treat. It was a short cab ride to Ponte Garibaldi to eat carciofi alla giudia for lunch and stroll around Trastevere for the afternoon. You can also walk downhill to grab a granita di caffe in the morning, and stroll up the Scalinata dei Borgia to see San Pietro in Vincoli with Michelangelo's Moses. The boutiques on Via del Boschetto and other side streets are great window shopping. And if you love amaro, the motherships Enoteca Angelini dal 1890 and Enoteca Chirra are just a stone’s throw away. I cannot wait to have an excuse to stay here again—or to visit Casa Monti’s sister hotels in France!