格瑞格力安公寓 - 歷史之家(Residenze Gregoriane - Residenza d'Epoca)

Stiamo ripartendo in questo istante. Abbiamo soggiornato qui stanotte per il compleanno di mio marito. Una location da sogno per chi, c'è noi, ama le residenze d'epoca. Siamo arrivati ieri pomeriggio e abbiamo potuto usufruire della piscina riscaldata (bellissima, tutta in marmo bianco) e dell'idromassaggio in modalità esclusiva. TOP per la coppia. Cena in un ristorante panoramico a pochi minuti a piedi e siamo tornati alla ns. Suite per la notte. Abbiamo dormito in un ambiente unico, mi sono sentita una principessa. Al risveglio colazione curatissima (coppa in argento con frutti di bosco freschi, tanto per capirci). Ringrazio Giovanni e la Signorina della reception per essersi presi cura di noi con discrezione e aver reso questa fuga d'amore con mio marito un momento perfetto, da ricordare.

We absolutely loved this jewel of a place to stay in the heart of Tivoli. Giovanni and Fillipo are incredibly nice people who tend to every wish. Breakfast is simply incredible. The owner is a really special person to meet. Our favorite restaurant in the world is a ten minute walk. Sabilla is unlike anything I have ever seen. We ate there two nights in a row. The food is amazing and the ancient temple and waterfall make it truly so special. It opened in 1720! Dougthelebaneseguy

This is not your chain hotel! A mansion from the 16th century with some untouched areas like the walls of the central patio. Staying there is an incredible experience. The breakfast in that beautiful patio was great! The staff was amazing too. Of course this property is not accesible. The pool the owner built underground in the style of the thermal baths of the era is beautiful, but the water temperature was a little cold for us, so we didn't use it. We needed to stop near Rome and Tivoli was perfect. Interesting places to visit, a nice old town and the excellent restaurant, Sibilla, that the staff at Residenze recommended. You won't regret staying there.

Absolutely splendid place to stay in the charmingly ancient town of Tivoli. The website doesn't work properly, so completely ignore it except for the pictures. The Residenze is a real Renaissance palazzo that was restored by a previous owner as his home, and much of what's there is his delightfully theatrical decorating job. The baths beneath, in the Roman style, he created lovingly from scratch. There are only four suites, and we stayed in the best and most expensive. It consisted of a main room about 25 feet square, with sofa, desk/table, TV, and a restored antique Foosball table! The bedroom is almost the same size, though a modern bathroom takes a slice out of one side, with a chaise longue on a mezzanine above. Both rooms have ceilings that are about fifteen feet high, and are beautifully decorated in period style. The bed was excellent and the AC quiet and effective, important with temperatures in the nineties while we were there. There are shutters on the windows that keep it cool and shady inside, though it is possible to open them. There are two sets of windows that help keep it quiet inside. The Palazzo is built around a beautiful courtyard decorated with shell and marble mosaics and fragrant with star jasmine. Breakfast is served there, a nice continental spread with pastries, hard-boiled eggs, yogurt, fresh fruit, meats and cheeses, and toast. It was plentiful and tasty. The staff are all marvelous, available to take care of anything. Just after we arrived and were sitting enjoying a drink in the courtyard, Filippo was offering to make dinner reservations for our two nights. Both restaurants he recommended were excellent and within a ten-minute walk. The hotel has private parking, reached via a long stairway leading to a back exit. The staff will happily help you bring your car around to the front door, where luggage can be handled more easily. Also within an easy walk is the Villa d'Este, one of Tivoli's two main attractions. The other, Hadrian's Villa, is a short drive away. He also recommended we visit the Villa Gregoriana. Despite its name, it's a park that includes the wildly scenic gorge of the Aniene River, with an excellent hike down into the gorge and back up the other side. Both ends are an easy walk from the hotel. Tivoli is well worth visiting for a couple of days, and is about a simple ninety minute drive from Fiunicino Airport. We stayed there our last two days and dropped our car on the day of the flight. It worked out great for an afternoon flight. Our experience at the Residenze Gregoriane was entirely positive. No, it isn't cheap, but it's a very special place where you'll be treated extremely well and it has ameniities few other hotels can offer. I hope to return some day.

Camere curate e pulite, bagno con kit da bagno molto fornito. Colazione di qualità. Rilassante e ben curato il centro benessere con bagno turco e palestra. Situato in posizione centrale e comoda: a pochi passi (anche a piedi) da Villa D'Este (SPET-TA-CO-LA-RE)!! Grazie

Four of us stayed for four nights. We found ourselves in spaces of beautiful seventeenth century architecture, frescos, and reliefs. All this was made more delightful by the many kindnesses of Residenza Gregoriana staff. Tivoli is a great place to visit, but for us the RG is the main attraction.

Sent a reservation request through their website. No response after 3 plus days(italian time). Not even something like we're full, maybe other days. Just no response. Very sad, looks like a nice place.

Very charming B&B that is easily walkable to all of Tivoli, great staff and super helpful. They are exactly what every B&B should strive to be.

This former palace is absolutely incredible! It's like walking back in time. The Superior Room is the most splendid hotel room I've ever stayed in. The staff and the owner were there to greet us and we enjoyed learning more about Tivoli and the property over a cocktail in the evening. Also, the underground swimming pool is such a treat on a hot Italian day. We will be back for sure! This is definitely a once-in-a-lifetime experience. In addition, we loved Tivoli and would highly recommend staying two or three nights. It's much more quaint than Rome and the three main sites provide plenty to do. Plus there are some incredible restaurants walking distance from the hotel.