Villa Agrippina Gran Meli - The Leading Hotels of the World
At a Glance
About This Property
Villa Agrippina Gran Meli, located in the Vatican, is recognized for its cleanliness and outstanding pool. Guests can easily visit nearby sites like Santa Maria in Trastevere and indulge in the comfor...
Is Villa Agrippina Gran Meli - The Leading Hotels of the World Worth It?
Rated exceptional by guests with a score of 9.1/10 across 569 reviews, this 5-star villa in Rome starts from €922 per night.
Best For
Pros
- +Strong guest rating: 9.1/10
- +5-star rated property
- +Swimming pool on-site
- +Fitness center available
- +Parking available
Cons
- -Higher price point
Price & Value
Starting from €922 per night for a 5-star villa rated 9.1/10 by 569 guests. Competitive for this quality level. Compare rates across booking partners for the best deal.
Amenities & Facilities
Guest Experiences
Verified Travelers
Ratings
“This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.”
“The hotel's position is strategic, as it is a short walk from the Vatican, Castel Sant'Angelo, Trastevere, the Tiber and the centre of Rome, but at the same time it affords the...”
“The hotel's position is strategic, as it is a short walk from the Vatican, Castel Sant'Angelo, Trastevere, the Tiber and the centre of Rome, but at the same time it affords the...”
Location
Travel Guides for Rome
Getting Around Rome: Metro, Buses, Taxis & Ticket Guide (2026)
Rome's single BIT ticket costs €1.50 and covers metro, bus, and tram for 100 minutes, but you must stamp it on first use. For stays over 3 days, the CIS weekly pass at €24 beats the Roma Pass (€33 for 48 hours). Kids under 10 ride free with a paying adult.
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St. Peter's Basilica: Complete Visitor Guide (Free Entry, Dome Climb & Dress Code)
St. Peter's Basilica in Rome is free to enter, with no ticket required. The dome climb costs EUR 8 by stairs (551 steps) or EUR 10 with elevator access to the first level. Open daily from 7:00 AM, the basilica closes at 6:00 PM October through March and 7:00 PM April through September. Arrive before 8:00 AM to skip lines that regularly stretch past 30 minutes by mid-morning.
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Visiting Capitoline Hill: A Traveller's Guide to Rome
Capitoline Hill, the smallest of Rome's Seven Hills, rises just 49 meters above sea level and has been pivotal for over 2,500 years. The Capitoline Museums, established in 1471, feature more than 1,000 ancient artifacts, including the well-known bronze she-wolf statue and masterpieces by Caravaggio and Titian, with admission priced at €15.
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Villa Agrippina Gran Meli - The Leading Hotels of the World
At a Glance
A Guest Said
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Is Villa Agrippina Gran Meli - The Leading Hotels of the World Worth It?
Rated exceptional by guests with a score of 9.1/10 across 569 reviews, this 5-star villa in Rome starts from €922 per night.
Best For
Pros
- +Strong guest rating: 9.1/10
- +5-star rated property
- +Swimming pool on-site
- +Fitness center available
- +Parking available
Cons
- -Higher price point
Price & Value
Starting from €922 per night for a 5-star villa rated 9.1/10 by 569 guests. Competitive for this quality level. Compare rates across booking partners for the best deal.
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Guest Experiences
Authentic Stories from Travelers
Rating Breakdown
“This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.”
“The hotel's position is strategic, as it is a short walk from the Vatican, Castel Sant'Angelo, Trastevere, the Tiber and the centre of Rome, but at the same time it affords the traveller a quiet and...”
“The hotel's position is strategic, as it is a short walk from the Vatican, Castel Sant'Angelo, Trastevere, the Tiber and the centre of Rome, but at the same time it affords the traveller a quiet and...”
“i cant describe it but they are not friendly to me or my other colleagues”
“It was family trip two days ago. The lady who had worked in the front desk charged huge amount for kid. But there is no any facilities whose kids can use in this winter.”
Attractions and points of interest near this property
Chiesa di Sant'Onofrio al Gianicolo
Attraction
Belvedere Dei Salvati
Attraction
Galleria Lorcan O'Neill
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Corsia Sistina
Attraction
Faro del Gianicolo
Attraction
Belvedere Dei Salviati
Attraction
Santo Spirito in Sassia Church
Historic Site
Transportation options and travel times from this location
Roma San Pietro Train Station
train
Ottaviano Underground Station
metro
Dining options and local cuisine in Rome
Rome offers a variety of dining options to suit every taste and budget. From local eateries serving traditional Italy cuisine to international restaurants, you'll find plenty of choices within walking distance or a short journey from your accommodation.
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Travel Guides for Rome
Getting Around Rome: Metro, Buses, Taxis & Ticket Guide (2026)
Rome's single BIT ticket costs €1.50 and covers metro, bus, and tram for 100 minutes, but you must stamp it on first use. For stays over 3 days, the CIS weekly pass at €24 beats the Roma Pass (€33 for 48 hours). Kids under 10 ride free with a paying adult.
Read article →St. Peter's Basilica: Complete Visitor Guide (Free Entry, Dome Climb & Dress Code)
St. Peter's Basilica in Rome is free to enter, with no ticket required. The dome climb costs EUR 8 by stairs (551 steps) or EUR 10 with elevator access to the first level. Open daily from 7:00 AM, the basilica closes at 6:00 PM October through March and 7:00 PM April through September. Arrive before 8:00 AM to skip lines that regularly stretch past 30 minutes by mid-morning.
Read article →Visiting Capitoline Hill: A Traveller's Guide to Rome
Capitoline Hill, the smallest of Rome's Seven Hills, rises just 49 meters above sea level and has been pivotal for over 2,500 years. The Capitoline Museums, established in 1471, feature more than 1,000 ancient artifacts, including the well-known bronze she-wolf statue and masterpieces by Caravaggio and Titian, with admission priced at €15.
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- Median / night
- $312
- Typical range
- $141–$479
- Listings sampled
- 8,528
This property is 219% above the Airbnb median.
Airbnb market data, updated 145 days ago.