Hotels in Rome

"The hotel is located as conveniently as possible to the Termini train station. We arrived around 2 a.m. and walked to the hotel in 7 minutes. The reception is open 24 hours a day. We were quickly checked in, given a city map, shown the easiest routes to the main attractions, and warned about pickpockets, so we had to be more careful. Daily cleaning. If it's cold, there's a heater in the room. It's about 20 minutes to the Colosseum, and there are plenty of cafes nearby. It's a great location. It's an excellent price for a hotel in Rome."

"The room was a decent size, but the attention to detail was lacking. For instance, the bathtub was very slippery, and the shower head sprayed water everywhere. Additionally, no complimentary bottled water was provided, although the front desk confirmed the tap water was drinkable. Breakfast, priced at 28 euros per person, was unappetizing and offered extremely poor value for money. We would have been much better off opting for the breakfast at the Chinese restaurant next door, which was both more generous and delicious. Its main positive was its proximity to the train station, only a 5-minute walk away."

"The hotel is incredibly close to the train station, less than a 5-minute walk away. As a local chain hotel, everything was pretty standard and met expectations. Despite its proximity to the train station, the presence of security guards at the entrance meant I never felt unsafe. Breakfast options were somewhat limited, but sufficient to fill me up. It's a great choice for travelers using the train, and I would definitely choose it again on my next trip to Rome."

"Hotel Impero Rome location is the main reason why I chose this hotel. I booked a 17m room and it was on the forth floor, it came with a small balcony that opens up to a lovely view. The hotel is clean and classical but the furnishing is old and the air can be a little stale or too much fragrance after the cleaning service. There are rooms slippers and basic amenities provided too. Receptionist and staff is generally nice and luggage can be stored after a no late check out policy. Many eateries and a mini super market is on the same street so it’s convenient to get food and drinks."

"The single room was absolutely stunning and offered incredible value for money. Its location, just a 5-minute walk from Roma Termini, is absolutely superb. Most importantly, all the room facilities were impeccable, and the air conditioning worked perfectly. The bed and pillows were incredibly comfortable. The room itself was spotlessly clean, tidy, and quiet. Plus, there were plenty of restaurants and eateries right downstairs."

"This was my second time staying at the Cross hotel. The hotel is situated in a good location, right next door to the ruins of the old aqueducts, and is near the Colosseum in the old part of the town. The hotel rooms were tidy and clean both times I stayed there, and I was pleased with the daily change of towels! Breakfast was good also. I’ll definitely choose this hotel during my next stay in Rome!"

"Stayed here for 2 nights, you get what you pay for but for me the location was.more important, the rooms are clean but old and dated however our room was huge with a nice balcony which was nice, the bathroom had a big shower as well. However the beds were not very comfortable, upon arriving in our room our bed wasn't made up, but once mentioned it was rectified very quickly. The staff were very friendly and accommodating, we felt very welcome and looked after. The only downside is that there isn't a readily available lift, so you need to use stairs (there is a lift they will let you use to bring your luggage up only) Also we were not aware until we got to the property that air conditioning was not included and we had to pay extra $5 euro per night, a bit unusual but as it was scorching hot we were happy to pay. The staff even let me store my bag there whilst I went to nice for a few days so I really appreciated their customer service. Big plus was it was close to a lot of things and Roma termini is within walking distance or a very short bus ride."

"Big spacious room, tiny but comfortable bathroom. The room was clean, as you can see there are only some scuff marks from the trolleys of the people previously occupying the room. The location is good. Near a lot of restaurants, near the station but in a safe area, and with a metro station nearby. The only negative thing, no traditional bidet. The staff is super nice and accommodating. Really a positive experience overall for us. We will definitely be back."

"The location is fine. There's a bus stop right in front that connects to a metro station going straight to Rome’s city center. The place is clean and quiet. Some staff are friendly and helpful. Others seem like they don’t want to be there. No greeting, no eye contact—just a sense of disinterest. Cleaning staff stared at us like we were in their way. No “hello,” just pressure to leave so they could do their job. It might be a cultural thing, but it felt cold. You can rent a water kettle for €15, and you’ll get the money back if it’s returned in good condition. But even that feels like a trust issue with guests. For hot water, a deposit system like that seems excessive. The price matches the service and accommodation. It’s not great, not bad—just okay. Don't expect much more than the basics."

"If you plan on cooking make sure that you bring 10-year-old ever do that all the areas great and also the breakfast is also amazing they also offer prepayers in the morning if you're able to catch them before everybody gets to it great value great hotel most book and stay one of my next trip"