Regolo Rooms Vaticano

房間非常乾淨，前台的大叔超級熱情，周邊去超市去吃飯都很方便，去梵蒂岡也很近！非常不錯！

Super satisfied! Except that the room is relatively small, the neighborhood is safe, the reception staff is friendly, and the restaurant opposite is cheap and delicious haha.

The room was small and very clean. The staff we met on the first day were very patient. My English was not good and I had difficulty communicating. He used a computer translator to communicate with me and taught us how to use all the equipment in the room. Extremely warm and friendly.

Service: It is a homestay. It is difficult to enter the building because it is in a residential building. There are two locks at the entrance. If you don't have the elevator key, it costs 0.2 euros to enter the elevator. The front desk was very enthusiastic. They gave us a tourist map and explained the tourist route. They also gave us small gift pendants and responded to every request. Hygiene: The cleaning is very clean and there is no discomfort Facilities: The bathroom is very large and there is no odor. The lights in the room are very bright and the facilities are very new and complete Environment: Rome feels relatively dirty and messy overall. This neighborhood is relatively good, but there are some strange people near the subway. There are many shops and restaurants within a ten-minute walk downstairs, which is very convenient. It is relatively quiet at night, and you can still hear the horn when there is a lot of traffic in the morning Transportation: You can walk to the Vatican and the ruins, and there are many good shops along the way Overall, it is quite good and the price is very affordable. It is recommended to stay

Hotel Reglo is the most satisfying hotel during our trip to Europe. We got there from the Lepanto metro station and walked for five minutes. However, it took a while to get in and I couldn't find the hotel's sign. It turned out that it was written on small intercom signs outside the big iron gate. After pressing the intercom door button, the account manager, Mr. Pasquale Di Concilio, enthusiastically went downstairs, opened the door and took us up. There are four keys in total from entering the gate to taking the elevator to the entrance door. He explained one by one, especially when taking the elevator, you have to close two doors and use the round key to align the dots above. Otherwise, you have to pay 0.2 euros each time to take the elevator. This hotel is self-service and feels like home. The room is also very large, and it is not crowded at all for a family of three. All facilities are available. There is a kitchen, microwave, coffee machine, etc. in the lobby outside. We bought pizza and sandwiches at the supermarket outside and heated them ourselves for breakfast, which was very convenient. There is a food street and a commercial street right outside the hotel. Food, accommodation and transportation are very convenient and not expensive. In particular, it only takes fifteen minutes to walk to the Vatican Museums, which is quite enjoyable. After dinner, we took a walk to St. Peter's Basilica Square to enjoy the scenery. It was very comfortable. In addition, there is usually only one person at the front desk of this hotel. In addition to the manager, there are also two part-time ladies here. I stayed there for three days and met a girl who was a senior girl studying psychology at a nearby university. She worked part-time here after school and had to get off work at eight o'clock in the evening. It was a pleasure chatting with her. She has been admitted to graduate school to continue her studies. Heartily recommend this Regloro Rooms hotel.

Very highly recommended! There are also welcome snacks and small Italian drinks upon check-in! The room is very cost-effective! Super clean! The bathroom is huge and spacious! Ten minutes walk to the Vatican! Seven minutes from the subway station, more than 20 minutes by subway to the Colosseum, and quite close to the Trevi Fountain! Highly recommended! ! ! ! !