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Die Wahl eines Hotels in der Nähe des Flughafens, hatte ich gehofft, dass das Shuttle wird frei sein (in der Regel ist das, was passiert. Aber es stellte sich heraus, dass es 3 EUR kostet. Es waren 4 Leute, und viel billiger mit dem Taxi fahren. Das Zimmer war recht sauber, aber Möbel sind sehr alt. Das Personal an der Rezeption predalgali uns ein sehr teures Taxi später fanden wir uns viel billiger. Natürlich, wie fast nichts, so ist das Hotel sehr teuer. Und das Hotel, genießt den Erfolg. Das Frühstück war köstlich, sehr nahrhaft und viele verschiedene Gerichte. Kostenloses Internet, leider nein. Im Allgemeinen empfehle ich dieses Hotel, wenn Sie die Notwendigkeit, die Nacht in der Nähe des Flughafens verbringen müssen.

Das Courtyard by Marriott Rome Airport Hotel liegt zunächst einmal nicht am Flughafen Rom, sondern befindet sich, mit dem Shuttlebus (6,00 EUR pro Fahrt) zu erreichen, am Ortsrand des ca. 4 km entfernten Fiumicino. Das Hotel ist ein Zweckbau, der denjenigen eine Alternative bietet, die eine Übernachtung in Flughafennähe/Messenähe suchen. Obwohl auch ein Shuttle in die Innenstadt von Rom angeboten wird (45 km) , sitzt man mehr oder weniger hier fest. Ein Restaurant und eine Bar sind die Alternativen für den Abend. Die Zimmer sind einfach ausgestattet und haben schon einige Abnutzungserscheinungen. Die Preise sind für ein Flughafenhotel entsprechend hoch. Gleichwohl ist der Service zuvorkommend und nett.

We recently stayed at the Courtyard by Marriott Rome Airport on our last night after spending several days in Italy. At that point we had a good feel for what hotels were like in Rome, and Italy in general. We've also stayed at Marriotts many times in the USA and Canada so we know what to expect.First of all it is very close to the Fiumicino Airport (Rome). I timed the shuttle drive from the airport to the hotel so I would know how long to expect the ride to the airport to be in the morning we were departing. 4 minutes from the airport (it is very close). That is a great plus. There is a downside to the shuttle however. You are charged ¿¿¿6 per person, per ride. Two people going to the hotel and back to the airport and you're up to ¿¿¿24 for a 4 minute ride...? I think if you have more than a couple of people you are better off with a taxi splitting the fare. On top of this you are expected to tip regardless of whether you have assistance with your bags or not. We had backpacks that we carried ourselves and the driver still held out his hand like a street beggar when we reached the hotel..umm, no.Second, if you don't know where to go to pick up the shuttle, do not bother calling the hotel. All they will tell you is that the shuttle "is at the end of Terminal 3". No, it is not at the end of Terminal 3. Terminal 3 is on the second level of the airport. The shuttle stops on the ground level where all the taxis and buses are. In fact it is very far from Terminal 3. It is actually in parking location 19. Turn right as you exit on the ground level and start walking. You won't reach the shuttle area for quite a while so just keep walking. The parking locations decrease in number as you head that way so just keep walking. You will eventually find it. Both times we rode it the shuttle was not a hotel branded shuttle, just some generic unmarked van while the "hotel" shuttle sat, apparently broken down, in front of the hotel.Arriving and checking in was easy though the amount charged for the shuttle is not explained beforehand and a major disappointment. The fee appears to be typical for the hotel. Shuttle? - Fee. WiFi in your room? - Fee. Leisure room? - Fee. While you may think you are getting a "deal" staying at this hotel rather than the Hilton (which is even closer and does not charge for the shuttle), you are not as all the little extras add up. Sorry Rome Marriott mgmt. this is not okay.The room was very nice, clean. Of course it is next to the airport so don't expect much sleep before midnight. The adhesive based "this commode was cleaned" sticker holding the commode lid shut is not something I want to fight with when I get to my room. Just clean the thing and leave it like that.I don't know if I can address the hotel's restaurant in this same review but since you are not likely to eat here if you are not a hotel guest, I will.We ate fantastic food every single day we were in Italy, at every meal - until we ate at the Courtyard Marriott Rome Airport's restaurant. You are given a choice a "buffet" for ¿¿¿10 per person (6-8pm) which includes a glass of wine or a beer, and their "buffet". The buffet area is the bar, so naturally there is not much seating and you cannot eat in the restaurant proper if you choose the buffet. The buffet looked like some finger foods I could not identify (pimento sandwiches?..?). We skipped it and ate in the restaurant.My wife ordered spaghetti bolognese and I ordered pasta with seafood. We didn't see ground beef all week while in Italy, until we got the bolognese...at least it looked like ground beef. Whatever it was it made my wife very sick that night and into the next morning. I won't say anything else about that.Clue to the restaurant chef: when you have mussels with pasta - don't put them at the bottom of the bowl with the noodles over top of them. Yeah this is not a good idea since you can't exactly find them. I did find several broken "parts" of mussel sh

I enjoyed te Hotel. It was close to the airport which is a plus. The restaurant had great food and wine and have no cplaints there. The only negative issue I have is the high charge of Transport to the city centre. 14 euros is quite excessive when it is one way. The Holiday Inn down the road charges 4 Euros.

One of the major problems of Tripadvisor is that contributors don't seem to grasp the difference between subject and objective views - some have genuinely poor experiences and some may actually contribute to those experiences. And with that in mind I am spending the night at the Rome Airport Courtyard Marriott. It is a hotel that delivers pretty much what you would expect for its purpose and cost. Rooms are comfortable and yes there is a bit of aircraft noise (it's Italy so deal with it). The shuttle was efficient, check-in friendly and competent, and after taking in the pleasures of Fiumicino (this doesn't take too long - it's just a working town) I headed back for a simple dinner. Good hospitality started with a cold beer in the bar served by a nice bloke, segued into the dining room for excellent saltimbocca, friendly staff, and good wine served by people who obviously like what they do.It's an airport hotel - it ain't the Ritz but doesn't try to be - after a long days travel I was comfortable and welcomed - and in city where tourists can be plundered - it was a good deal.