The Hotel Sirene is a remarkable hotel. The hotel itself is beautiful, and the views over Villa Gregoriana are stunning. Our room literally looked over a crevasse of waterfalls and ruins. Gorgeous!

The rooms are clean, spacious and tastefully decorated. The staff (especially Rosie) was remarkable. We were there to be married, and they made my hair and make-up appointments (which required MUCH email correspondence and translation...), had our clothes pressed, made our dinner reservations, and paid the duties and fees for our packages!! They were wonderful!

There are several restaurants close to the hotel, and it's easy to walk to Villa d'Este (a must see).

Tivoli is a welcome respite from the mayhem of Rome, and the Hotel Sirene is a great choice for anyone.

We were delightfully surprised when we walked out on our large terrace that overlooked an ancient temple and a gorge with waterfall. The view was spectacular beyond our wildest dreams. The close proximity to the Villa d'Este and Hadrian's Villa - both unbelieveable must see attractions - and the comfortable, clean, modern room, made this a highlight of our trip. Ellen

The hotel is great! The staff was genuinely friendly and helpful.

This was appreciated as the drive in was absolute hell! If you are driving through Tivoli, brace yourself. You have a better chance of seeing God than finding a parking space anywhere in the whole city, and the roads are narrow and very busy with cars/mopeds/pedestrians, and, as with many old towns, the street layout was meant to be walked, not driven.

Finding the hotel was difficult for us. You will eventually come to a rotary with some parking (full, of course) in the middle of it- the hotel is on a small alley off of this. Be careful not to get shunted onto the road that travels along the edge of the hillside and out of town, because it is tough to turn round from there.

If you are lucky, there may be a small space available right in front of the hotel. Once you park, I'd recommend you use your car as little as possible during your stay. Most of the downtown and the Villa D'Este and Villa Gregoriana are within walking distance, anyway.

Also, as you start to enter the town, don't be discouraged by the drab, project-like cement block housing housing you drive through. Tivoli is worth seeing, though it doesn't hit you over the head with its charm right away, as many other Italian towns do.

The balcony in our room was worth it all! You are across from the Temple of Vesta and next to a beautiful, green gorge (the Villa Gregoriana). It was like a portal to another world.

The room we had was fine- small, but bright and clean. Public areas of the hotel are interesting. Be sure to see the grotto downstairs at breakfast.

The area around the Temple of Vesta (which you see from your balcony) is nice for walking and has a couple of decent restaurants. These streets are fairly quiet, gaslit, and have an interesting (dare I say romantic) atmosphere. Downtown in the squares is a louder, more lively scene. Both are a short walk from the hotel.

I would thoroughly recommend this hotel as the place to stay in Tivoli. Have a good time!

Room 302 definitely needs refreshing. There was mold on the ceiling in the bathroom, above the shower, which created a musty odor when using the shower. Hotel personnel would only refer us to next door restaurant (Ciocco) while we were asking for the best place in town... Luckily we found extraordinary Antico Ristorante Sibilla (great food and service in an beautiful Roman setting) by ourselves after a lot of research. Ville d'Esta is worth seeing, but Tivoli isn't, in my view.