Crossroad Hotel

So this hotel is close the the train/metro station, and that’s a plus, but the hotel is at BEST average. The staff were wonderful, and I never had any issues with hotel staff or asking questions…but this hotel is in dire need of a renovation. The shower ******, hardly any water pressure, the bed was fine, but the whole room just struck me as a step above a hostel private room. There was a fridge, that kept things cool-ish, but not cold. There was no chair in the room, but there was a semi comfortable metal stool. They give you a small bottle of 3-1 wash for your shower, and a shower cap, so that’s a plus. And there is a hair dryer, just outside of the bathroom. My rec, if your budget is tight and this is the only thing in your budget, it’s fine, not dirty, no bugs, friendly staff. But if you can afford a different hotel, I’d choose different. The value for money is not there.

We only stayed 1 night in transit so just needed a decent place to sleep, location was close to Rome yet just outside the chaos, I enjoyed that. The area was a little weird at first, lots of graffiti, looked dirty and some strange people under the bridge as we walked from Ostiense station but the hotel place was clean, comfy bed, it was on the tracks but the sound didn't bother me, i do sleep with earplugs though, they were very friendly on arrival too. It's right above a restaurant that seemed very popular, So it's convenient to grab a bite to eat. Overall the room served its purpose for the price.

It is 2 metro stations away from Colloseo. Room was double, and very nice for a hotel room. Not exactly the town center like luxury hotels, but still very close by metro. Check in out, and taxi very good.

The neighborhood is very dirty, It is not safe,girls don't come. Very noisy,staff work early in the moring and the trains pass by all day long. Terrible experience.

We had a wonderful time at this hotel. The staff are absolutely amazing, they had not only helped me when I ran into some booking issues, but they also were very helpful in regards to giving us tips and advice when it came to the trip, and generally gave us a very welcoming stay during out first leg in Italy. As for the rooms they are very comfortable, and well taken care of, yes the rooms are close to the train lines but the windows are have 3 different layers to help block out the sound which makes it much less disturbing. Additionally the neighborhood is friendly with many local restaurants I would highly recommend having one night of dinner in the hotel area. I would definitely go again, thank you Crossroad staff for such a wonderful and welcoming stay. PS. I initially had a bit of worry on their self check in process due to my own anxiety and the fact that we arrive at 2am but it was extremely smooth and easy!

6 months on from visiting Rone to run the marathon,I was back to take it on a second tine. Having enjoyed my stay at Crossroad so much the first time,there was no question of hunting for somewhere else. There were a few new menbers to the team of staff,but absolutely no change in the excellence,and friendliness of eveyone who works there;different personnel, same wonderful culture. Those who were still there from my first visit remembered me,and welcomed me back warmly. As last time,it was the small touches that make the difference:Taking an interest in my personal story,taking time to find out about my family,offering advice on how to get the most out of my trip. To use a phrase which will make most marathon runners shudder,CROSSROAD HOTEL GO THE EXTRA MILE. Grazie Mille,see you soon!!

A comfortable and very budget-friendly hotel, near supermarkets, train station, metro station, restaurants and Eataly! The staff was very nice and helpful. Breakfast was generous and affordable. It was easy to walk around the area. There is a lift in the building.