羅馬東部智選假日酒店 - 羅馬

We booked one night in this hotel because of an early flight out of Rome. We were coming from Tuscany by train and its location was conveniently located in relation to our train station (Roma Tiburtina). The nightly fare was excellent for overpriced Rome market and the photos on Hotel.com seemed OK. Therefore, it was a choice that we don't regret. Unfortunately, do to our very early flight, we couldn't reach the Fiumicino airport through public transportation, and had to swallow a 90Euro cab ride (double the average taxi fare). Therefore in the end, our hotel stay ended up being much more expensive than we hoped for. However, the hotel was excellent in itself! The room was clean, large and comfortable. The bathroom appointed at state of the art level. The lobby and common area were clean and fresh and the staff was helpful and very courteous. The night receptionist even made me and my husband two amazing cappuccinos when we checked out at 3:30AM and gave my kids brioche and juice, because he felt bad that we would miss the complimentary breakfast... Overall a great experience. I would stay again if I didn't have to check in/out at irregular hours. A subway station is not too far, therefore Rome is reachable on your own but keep in mind that the subway service doesn't run 24/7.

Room was super dark, and only used LED lights. Breakfast was horrible. Overall it was just eh, would not stay again.

Rooms were a bit small but ok. Brkfst and Service was good. Location is about 30mins from Roma Central Terminal and bit of walking for public transportation. Hotel has shuttle service for a charge to closest metro station in the morning which is so convenient. Staff are very helpful.

We had bloody sheets on our bed. The manager was rude and disgusting. Her name was something that started with an F. She is very rude and doesn't deserve to be a manager for the way she treated the customers. Will definitely not recommend this hotel. Disgusting breakfast as well!

It would have been a good stay, price is good. They turned off the AC the whole time we were there (3 nights) and the room is like an oven, the kids could not sleep and the front desk did not even offer any alternative like an electric fan at least. They said its a law in Rome but i talked to some people and they said there is no such law in Rome that require a building to turn off their AC in a certain months, like March?