Camping Roma Capitol

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We discovered this campground with bungalows in Rome that we hadn’t known about before, featuring a spectacular pool—actually, more than one: an Olympic-sized pool, a pool with a sandy beach area, and a pool with water features and hydromassage stations, with a water depth of about 140 cm and temperature-controlled water. We stayed in a new premium bungalow—excellent finishes, everything brand new with a kettle, microwave, and all the essentials, air-conditioned, and featuring a comfortable bathroom with a shower. It’s a bit pricey—not exactly budget-friendly for a day at the pool or a weekend in a bungalow—but I have to say it’s worth it. Just under 700 euros for 3 days, but there are also cheaper bungalows—we chose the most expensive one. The pools are clean and very family-friendly for children of all ages; since the complex is so large, there’s plenty of space for everyone. Unfortunately, the restaurant makes you wait 40 minutes to eat, and the waitstaff aren’t very competent at all. But you can avoid that by staying in a bungalow. We’ll definitely be back—even just for the pool—and we’ll bring friends with kids.
One really convenient thing is that you can park your car right next to your bungalow, or there’s a parking lot at the entrance just for pool guests.

I’m from Rome and stayed at this hotel for one night and two days… Unfortunately, the price I paid wasn’t worth the service provided.
Upon arrival at the front desk, we were greeted by a young woman who was unhelpful and always responded in a snappy (almost rude) manner.
Unfortunately, first impressions are everything, and if you keep this up, you’ll certainly end up with more and more dissatisfied customers.
To top it all off, go to the pool (open 10:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.) and 20 minutes before closing (at 6:40 p.m.), the lifeguards start kicking you out by closing your umbrellas and putting the lounge chairs back in place. Absurd

Our stay at the campsite was severely disrupted by archers holding a competition there; they completely took over the restaurant, making it impossible to get a proper lunch or dinner. Furthermore, a sign had advertised a big pool party for three days, but on the day of the event, we were told it was a private party exclusively for the archers. They partied boisterously until 3 a.m., causing some guests to leave in the middle of the night—and we left the next day, too. It is absolutely outrageous that guests were not informed at the time of booking about changes that would disadvantage regular campers. Regular campers hoping to spend their holiday there received no price concession, no restaurant voucher, nor any other form of compensation. We will never come back.

I only used the pool, and I have to say it was beautiful and offered a variety of features...