This hotel was close to train station but not a nice area. There was one pleasant staff member who spoke English. Basic accommodation. The hotel would suit backpackers and people travelling on a budget. If you book online, make sure you don't get the shared bathroom. This is one cultural experience I can do without.

Good areas, very nice location. Best break fast on italy... The reception is very good, the owner is a very gentile guy... There is good restaurants around. Less then 10min walking by the train station, 20min from coliseum.

This hotel is spotless...the halls, the rooms, the bathrooms....excellent. It is slightly off the beaten path but an easy walk to Rome Terminal

I booked this hotel months before our trip to Rome and when I read upon it a little more in detail, found out that the rooms had no A/C .... So on June 6-th I called the hotel and cancelled (booked another one). I was told OK, they will notify Venere.com (a website I booked through) . After returning home... More

We spent three nights at Hotel Felice. The reservation did not make it clear that it was to be a shared bathroom so on getting to the hotel we had to upgrade (from Eu110 to 130 per night for a quadruple room) to get a tiny private bathroom. I guess we were lucky this room was even available at no... More

I found this hotel in a guidebook and took a punt and booked over the phone. It's a good 15 minute walk from Rome's main train station and just the other side of Rome's ancient city walls. Good new is that there is local bus (#71) that does a city loop which drops off near the hotel and picks up... More