Hotel La Pergola
About Hotel La Pergola
Hotel La Pergola offers guest rooms with free Wi-Fi access, satellite TV, and air conditioning. Located in a quiet residential area of Rome, it has easy access to Termini train station. At La Pergola you will find a bar, TV lounge, and a free internet point at reception. Some rooms feature private balconies. Set in the Monte Sacro neighborhood of Rome, the hotel is 15 minutes from the GRA beltway and highway A1. License Number(s): 058091-ALB-00934
Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Meeting space
- On-site dining
- Bar / lounge
- Café / coffee shop
- Business center
- Express check-in / check-out
- Concierge
- Dry cleaning
- Self-service laundry
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Pet friendly
- Family friendly
- Wheelchair accessible
- Public transit access
- Airport shuttle
- Smoke-free property
- Air conditioning
- Elevator
- In-room safe
Reviews
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good for price
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Very far from airport. No shuttle. English only speaking people Its a concern. Breakfast is awesome Key we have to give every time we leave properly. Very far from Airport.
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Noisy at night.You have to listen to music till 2am because of near club. Poor breakfast. Walls to tiny. Value was a litle expensive, but if consider that I booked previous day, value was good.
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The room on the ground floor was dark and scary, and there was no soundproofing
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Members of the staff were very helpful and we enjoyed the location
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Easy to find Parking lot. Metro station within 5 minutes walking The room was not what I booked. Black mould in the bathrooom. The beds also different from what I booked (Twin instead of double). The room was ill equiped. I fell sick and asked for hot water, the staff did not provide any, and were downright rude and ironic. A comment was made by the receptionist who had his warm cup of coffee at hand "we only offer in the morning, now I cannot invent hot water at the reception". All this in the year 2025.....
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The front desk was WONDERFUL! They were supremely helpful and informative. Larger elevator space
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The best things that any tourist will find in Rome: meeting Senior Sergio from the front desk and enjoying the cappuccino from breakfast.
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Good will think
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Very comfortable and clean One can easily stay for 3 to 4 days or perhaps even more with family. Easy to access by metro or bus connecting to the center. There was an issue with the safety box. The hotel staff offered us to help with it but our stay was too short . The hotel does not have a luggage room but kept our luggage secure for a short visit to the city center post check out. Although we did not have a rental car, there seems to be an overall issue with parking spaces in Rome.
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Front desk staff Gioni and Sergio— superv, friendly, approacheable and helpful. You will really feel the warm welcome. Accessible. Near a 24/7 Carrefour and Mcdonald’s. 5 mins walk from Jonio metro station. Breakfast. Its more on sweet pastries. A little omelet and sausage will help.
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It was 7 minutes walking away from metro and bus stations, you can be at city center in 30 minutes. Room was big but little old style, bed was comfortable. Breakfast was good but mostly sweet things were served which is normal for Italian breakfast.
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Hotel location perfect stuff all good
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The staff Really hard to find parking space
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A little outdated, the bathroom was not 100% clean, you can hear everything from both outside and inside. I booked a double room but it was very small. But overall, the value was good for the money.
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I booked this stay for my mother in law. The location was really convenient, 5 minutes from the Metro (B) line and next to it you can find a big supermarket open 24h which is also super convenient. The room was spacious enough and well designed. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was very spacious. The people in reception were very nice and helpful. They also spoke English. Overall, I'll definitely book it again in the future. It would be great if you could provide a small kettle in the room.
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Friendly staff, clean room, good breakfast and good WiFi There was no AC. They explain that this is controlled by the hotel and because of local regulations it could not be turned on. But it doesn’t matter, all hotels I visit have AC that can be regulated in the room, by the guest. As a result I had to either keep the window open, and be eaten by mosquitos and have traffic noise, or keep it shut and sleep in a stuffy room So this aspect needs to be modernised
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Good
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Exceptional
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I really enjoyed the breakfast. Coffee was great and they allowed us to take away breakfast before the 7 am starting time. Everything was good. You need to take a train to get to the city center of Rome but I enjoyed taking the train in Italy to see how the locals live. Their train system is very easy and convenient even though they had a strike while we were there. There strike did make sure the trains were working to get people to work and back again.