The only 2 good things about this hotel are its location and price. The hotel itself seemed to me nice, but only until the time when I entered the room. The furniture is shabby, the TV remote control didn't function, the view out of the window was tubes, cigarette stubs and garbage . The wallpapers became obviously dark with time.... More

Rooms are good enough for store your baggages and to get rest after a long day around Rome. Don't forget to pack your ear plugs, since the hotel is located in a quite noisy corner of Via delle Quattro Fontane and Via Nazionale. The staff was friendly and helpful. Breakfast was mostly sweet cakes, which I don't concider to be... More

- Some of the lamps did not have light bulbs in them. This was not fixed even after mentioning about it at the reception. - The hotel was closed from 2 A.M. until 5 A.M. During this time you cannot get in, which is very limiting if you plan to go out and see Rome at night. - The keys... More

Hotel experience with Zara was definately below what they promise. The air conditioning wasn't working on the first night, which can be an experiene in July. In that room there was couple of other problems. It seemed that the finishing of the deco was partly left undone. For example some panels in the walls were not attached and they kept... More

The saving grace of this hotel was it's location, just a short walk to the underground and you are within reach of all Romes attractions. The rooms were ok and clean and all that you needed and the sleep was good, however service from the staff was OK and this was the one hotel where I really didn't enjoy the... More

I arrived, already challenged by delayed flight, lost luggage, and navigating Rome Termini and the subway. The hotel concierge, though clearly not busy, could hardly be bothered to contact my airline regarding my lost bag. The guy on the second shift was overheard telling the airline (in Italian) that the American, of course, was demanding special attention. The room was... More

Me and my boyfriend were made to stay at hotel zara for 1 night because our hotel (Domus Livia) didnt actually have a room for us! The reception was ok, nice enough staff however when we checked in they told us that we have to hand our key in when we leave the hotel at any point so they know... More

After reading what felt like a million reviews and being mindful of our budget we ended up staying at Hotel Zara. Located extremely close to Republicca Metro stop, about 10 minute walk from Trevi Fountain and in a great, safe location near Via Nazionale. We were a group of 4 adults and decided, to save on money shared a quad... More

Let's start that the hotel's excellent location - fifteen minutes at the Coliseum and the Spanish Steps, 5 minutes from the Termini train and Venice Palace. Excellent service polite smiling receptionist. Help us to any problem or question. Provides a nice breakfast. The hotel is designed beautiful, picturesque ceilings and antique furniture ... just a feeling Roman. I traveled with... More