nice place, tiny room, but you get what you pay for, but speaking of getting what you pay for, the room was very hot and I was stunned to learn that the entire hotel had no air conditioning. Is this normal? I felt deceived. If it's a Rome thing where hotels don't do a.c., till June or July, then o.k.,... More

We recently stayed here for two nights in early April. We found this hotel to be very clean, modern, and quiet. Breakfast is very basic, but it got us started in the mornings. The staff was particularly helpful, and we felt extremely safe with all of the security cameras. The rooms facing the road were a bit noisy, even with... More

The hotel is located close to the train station, and it's close to the more "touristy" place around the Santa Maria church. The room was clean and of good size for a solo travellerer. Nice and helpful staff who spoke English very well. I didn't mind the noise from the street, with the windows closed it was almost impossible to... More

This B&B was a bit out of the way and not in the best of locations for visiting the city. It is tough to spot and the insides are a bit cold. The room is barren and for many that might not be an issue, but it was not welcoming to stay. The walls are paper thin. An iPhone alarm... More

We were in Rome for 5 days and didn't want to spend a ton on the hotel because we'd only be sleeping there so this was a good compromise. The hotel is only a few steps from the train station which saves you a lot of $$ and time to be honest. You can literally leave the airport, arrive at... More

Nothing was really bad about the hotel. It was accessible with a tram to the major part of the city and the buses from there but it wasn't ideal for exploring the city easily at night. Not that the buses were bad it just would have been nicer to be able to walk. The room was clean but simple. They... More

Very close to the Trastevere train station, which saves time, money and hassle if you arrive through Fiumicino. #8 tram stop right outside to get you to Largo Argentina and the heart of Old Rome. Another reviewer notes that he never saw anyone checking tickets, but the fare is only 1.50 Euros and I hate to leave a bad impression... More

Hotel was close to train station (400 mtrs). Helpful staff. Room was a good size, bathroom was big. Room was clean and quite with big bed. Free wifi. Bars and cafes next door. Nice neighbourhood. This was a good spot to do your sightseeing from with Trams right outside door. The breakfast was ok for 6 Euros. I would stay... More

Clean, large, quiet rooms close to train and trolley lines. Stayed 2 nights prior to cruise. Train station to port/airport two blocks away. Breakfast is extra and you can get cheaper one at several places within a block or so. Grocery store around the corner. Trolley line right out front will take you to center for less than 2 euros.... More