Our family of four (2 adults, 2 children aged 12 and 16) stayed at the Globus in August '07. The price was extremely reasonable for that time of year considering the huge breakfast they served. The staff were helpful, we had a great room with bunk beds, they provided free water, juice and pop in the minibar, and the place... more

This hotel can be a relative bargain in Rome. Prices vary by night. We got our triple room for 99 euros. It had two fulls bed and a small balcony. The room was clean and attractive. It does not have the character of some smaller Italian hotels, but the staff is very Italian. I found them quite helpful. A full... more

Hotwire listed this as being in central Rome, but it's really on the outskirts near the University. Public transportation is relatively OK, but the subway is a bit of a hike and the buses don't run all that often. Room was simple but clean and staff was very friendly. It's a good value for the price, but nothing you'll get... more

This hotel is dirty, unsafe, and the staff will do nothing to help you. We booked 3 nights in September 2007 as part of our honeymoon. We left after the first night because the hotel is disgusting and unsafe. The bathroom walls and ceiling were covered in black mold, there were half eaten sandwiches in the mini-bar, the beds are... more

Reviewer: AmoshJerusalem. - Newly refurbished, the former Tulip Inn (Now Best Western Globus Hotel) is a little off the center of Rome,but this has its advantages: none of the crass commercialism that you find in the more touristy areas, quiet neighborhood and still lively most of the week since it is close to the University, A bus to the central... more

We stayed at the Best Western Globus Hotel, Rome for 4 nights July 27-31, 2 adults and 2 boys ages 11 & 13. We booked directly through the Best Western website and paid 123 Euro for the first 3 nights (weekend), and 99 Euro's for the last night, including breakfast for all 4 of us. Upon arrival at Fiumincino we... more

Very good hotel with friendly staff. Room was small but comfortable and bathroom was excellent. Shower temperature was a little iffy but that was the only problem. More lifts were needed but the food in the Game was excellent both for dinner and breakfast. Very good internet access in lobby. Overall a good hotel in a very central position of... more

Not close to anything. Streets around the hotel crowded during day with university students. No close parking, not close to public transportation and evening meals limited because not much open in the area after 6pm. Lots of street noise during the day, elevators iffy, when they did work. Renovations in progress. Staff not friendly or inclined to work out issues.... more

At $155 CAD/nite this hotel was the cheapest by far in Rome. They upgraded us free of charge to a huge room w/ a balcony and two queen beds. Very nice hotel. A good 20 min walk to the subway, though, and it is in the heart of the university area so there are no restaurants to go to with... more