Hotels With Bar in Lazio, Italy

First and foremost, if you value peace and quiet, definitely avoid this place. There are what look like large fans or blowers between the buildings, and from what I observed, every room except those facing the street is affected – and even those are noisy. On the upside, the cleanliness is good with daily sanitization, the price is decent, and the service attitude is also quite good. It’s a 7-minute walk to the subway station. During check-in, they demanded my credit card details, claiming it was in case of damage. I mean, what kind of ridiculous request is that? With my card info, someone could just shop on international websites; why should I hand it over to them? Who uses such methods in the 21st century? I don't know if this policy is only for foreigners, but seriously, just don't give it to them. Ctrip staff should really look into this; I’ve never encountered anything like it – this is a first.

The room was clean and spacious enough, and there was a pantry on the 4th, 5th, and 6th floors where you could get your own drinking water. I'd read reviews saying some equipment was broken and thought maybe people just didn't know how to use it, but it really was faulty. Out of hot, cold, and sparkling water, only the hot water dispenser worked. Even after a staff member came to check, they confirmed there was an issue. I tried the ones on the 3rd and 4th floors too, same problem, so it's clearly a lack of maintenance. Breakfast was €25 per person, but it was absolutely nothing special. The selection was extremely limited, just a few types of bread, and they weren't refilled when they ran out. I noticed European guests were guided to their tables and proactively offered coffee and tea. For the three tables of Asian guests, myself included, we all had to find our own seats and there were no drinks placed on our tables. We had to go to the counter to order our own. I hope I'm mistaken about this. Finally, the worst experience was when the fire alarm malfunctioned and went off at 5 AM, sending all the guests on the entire floor rushing out to wait by the entrance.

It was our honeymoon in Rome. Upon arrival at the hotel, the friendly manager offered us a welcome drink, and explained the best restaurants and tourist attractions on a map of Rome. Because it was our honeymoon, they assigned us a nice room with a terrace, and even included a chocolate cake and a note to commemorate the occasion. Everything was perfect. Thank you for starting our trip to Rome with such a pleasant experience. Also, all the staff were friendly and made us feel at home. The delicious breakfast and cappuccino were delicious. Thank you for creating unforgettable memories in Rome! Gratitude!

The hotel is relatively new, even better than other five-star hotels in the area. The service is good too. There's a convenience store right next door, and an Asian supermarket about a 7-8 minute walk away, which is quite friendly for Chinese guests as you can buy instant noodles there.

The hotel isn't far from Rome Termini Station, about a ten-minute walk. However, those driving should be aware that some cars parked downstairs have had their windows smashed. The overall environment is decent, but the facilities are really poor. On the first day, the air conditioning in my assigned room made a constant, extremely loud noise. Plus, there was a glass window on the door that let in light, so even with the lights off at night, the hallway lights were a major disturbance. The light and noise pollution made it impossible to sleep! I went to the front desk in the early hours, and they agreed to move me to a new room, which was perfectly fine the next day. I initially thought they were being discriminatory towards East Asians by giving me a bad room, but then on the second night, I saw that someone else had moved into my old room. So maybe they just didn't want to leave it empty. Regardless, I definitely won't be staying here again.

Fantastic hotel, perfect location (very close to the trams, but not close enough to hear them) it was quiet nights, the aircon worked great and we really loved the classical feeling of the room. The staff spoke good English and where very helpful, I called prior to arriving as I read online about driving permits in Rome and the hotel staff where able to advise me. For the price I would choose this hotel again in the future.

The hotel's location is superb, with easy access to buses, the metro, trains, and taxis. I initially thought a location like this might be noisy, but it was surprisingly quiet, allowing me to get a great night's sleep. I'm not sure if all rooms are this quiet, but mine certainly was. The breakfast was excellent, offering a wide variety of choices. The front desk staff were also very friendly. If I visit Rome again, I would definitely choose to stay at this hotel.

All good. The rooms we got is super quiet and clean. Breakfast included is very nice. Though the location is about half an hour from the city center

Hotel lobby and room were very clean. Breakfast was good with varieties, but still wish to have more choices in food. Room was well maintained, very comfortable, and modernized. Our group of friends did enjoy the complimentary cocktail drink and the lounge area for a small gathering. Hotel is very convienient to main streets and safe.

Conveniently located near Rome's Termini Station, this hotel offers easy access to dining and transportation. It's also close to attractions like the National Roman Museum, the Roman Theatre, and shopping malls. Hermes hotels near Termini Station tend to be quite pricey, but this one stands out with excellent service. After checking out at 12 PM, they even offered complimentary luggage storage until 11 PM. The room was fully equipped. While European hotels often don't provide toiletries, this one went above and beyond, offering disposable slippers, toothpaste, toothbrushes, shower gel, soap, and even face cream. Free WiFi was also available, making it comparable to what you'd find in a hotel in China. I would definitely choose this hotel again for my next trip.