2-Star Hotels in Rome

It was an extended weekend family trip, so this hotel was a good fit since it was not all that far away from some interesting things, and it was priced reasonably. The room was spacious, with a plain design making it a little ugly, but it was clean and well cared for. Our view was of the apartments in the opposite buildings, but we got our views elsewhere. The bathroom was OK even if the shower doors did not close properly. They cleaned the room daily and left fresh towels, even if we did not ask for. What was really bad was the soap/shampoo that they offered. Not that it smelled bad or anything but it reminded me of the soaps hotels had in the 80s The common are was almost always busy, but the people were respectful and friendly, and left the place clean. The wifi was fast, even when using VPN like I did. Breakfast was nice, with a lot of choices and interesting flavors. But the coffee was really bad. You do not expect that in Italy, but it was from an automatic machine that made different kind of coffees, so the result was bad. The people that worked there were always smiling, were friendly and eager to help, which is something that always helps when you are staying in a foreign country. The hotel is next to a police station and the immediate area felt safe, even at night. There are homeless people close by but they never bothered us. There is also a metro station within walking distance. All in all, we had a pleasant stay and it is a great choice for a brief family vacation

Only two stars but spotlessly clean. Lovely room and super shower room. Bed was firm but comfortable. Fridge in the room. Coffee machine and snack machine near reception. No lift. Room only. Area is a bit run down. Lovely park 100 metres away with pavement cafe/bar doing basic snacks. Would go there again

No wordt, just go there, you Will have no remarks to make . Good location, perfect sanitary, excellent services, Nice restaurant, friendly staff, what Else do you want, i Will surely recommend if you plan tot visit Firenze

Nice friendly hostel. Late arrivals are free of charge, they hold the bed for you all night. 24hr front desk. The location is amazing. Everything is walking distance. Female-only rooms available. There is a safe near each bed and also a locker underneath for luggage (bring your own padlock or purchase one from reception for €2). The rooms are clean and the beds have attachable curtain for privacy. You also get a welcome drink at the bar for free. Recommended.

We are a family of four, just returned from Camping Fabulous. We chose this campsite for its location and proximity to Rome. We didn't hire a car but organised a taxi from and to the Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino airport as it cost less than public transport and is less than a 30 minute transfer. We stayed 3-10th April. The campsite was just getting geared up for the start of the season and they were not ready to hit the ground running. The night we arrived there was a large queue of people outside the very small reception cabin, it's not an actual building, and a security guard outside was managing the queue so people didn't crowd into the very small cabin. We couldn't see how many reception staff were on so went straight to the bar for something to eat. It was busy there and staff seemed frazzled and harassed as if not expecting it to be so busy so early in the season. Food is basic but adequate. Stick to reliables like pizzas and pasta. Anything outside of that from a secondi menu did not live up to the description on the menu and pricey for what it was. Restaurant is not very attractive in decor- it's more like a canteen than a restaurant in the lighting and noisy acoustics. It's not a place you'd like to linger over a glass of wine. Eat and go. We returned to reception and got our key to our mobile which was a three bed close to the pool area. We requested a change right away as we were housed next door to a large noisy group of Italian men and reception facilitated our request. The second mobile was in a much quieter area but still near the pool. Good idea by previous reviewer to study the map of the campsite and select your accommodation before you go and ask to be accommodated in your choice. We met one family from Brussels with children who were 20 minutes walk from.the pool area, supermarket etc. The campsite is very big so bear in mind that you could be accommodated a good walk from facilities if you don't request otherwise. We knew the pool wouldn't be open until Friday 7th April and that was fine as we intended to visit Rome 4tg, 5th and 6th and stay around the pool when weather was forecast to be good at the Easter weekend but it did not say on the website that the supermarket would not be open until Friday 7th either. In fact it didnt open until Saturday 8th due to some issues but no one working there seemed to know when exactly it was opening and weren't too bothered either. People were milling sround in the mornings trying to buy the few croissants on sale from the bar and they sold out fast and that was it then, nothing else to buy, no basics available like fresh bread , milk or water. The bar staff were overwhelmed by the queue of people and knowing they were unprepared. We walked to the PIM supermarket, a well stocked supermarket, which was over 1km away and trekked back with water milk, cereal etc on a very dangerous, uneven, bumpy road with no footpath except at times, a bit of a muddy verge as the cars sped past. It'

Unbeatable location and very attentive staff. The hotel is very old, which a priori does not give a very good image, however the beds are very comfortable and our stay has been very pleasant. For what we were looking for it has been a good choice. We wouldn't mind repeating. We have traveled as a couple with two children and the four of us stayed in a single room with 4 beds, so you can imagine what the size is like. Of the rooms. The building looks like a converted apartment building converted into a hotel, so I imagine each room will be different. The bathrooms are ugly, but they comply, they have hot water and they leave you more than enough soap and gel, to be able to take a warm shower after the hard walks. If you are on a tight budget and want something well located, this is your hotel. A 15-minute walk from the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain and a thousand other wonders and just a couple of minutes from Termini station.

We were somewhat concerned when reading the reviews on this place after booking the rooms but I think for the price it's a great place to stay while visiting Roma on a budget. The staff on hand where friendly and efficient, the rooms were good , everything functioned fine and we had breakfast and happy hour wine in the early evening, Rooms, bed were clean and comfortable, don't get me wrong this is not 4 star hotel, its a hostel. Would I stay again......mmmmm yes I would, it fitted my needs perfectly. Bring a small padlock for the lockers or just take anyvaluables with you, right next to the termini rail hub this place is great to settle down b4 you hit Roma. Kitchen, outside garden, bag drop locker room which is locked up, lifts to upper floors and good travel guests that shared our 4 bed dorm with ensure, I hope to be back someday soon, thanks Freedom Traveller

The hotel is very close to the Vatican and is very convenient to St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican Museums. It is also very convenient to go to the airport, the airport shuttle is nearby, and the hotel reception is very eager to inform the location and time of the airport shuttle. It is recommended to take the airport shuttle to the airport to step down in advance. The shuttle bus has a specific timetable to determine the time of the next bus. The hotel's timetable may be old. Not far from Rome's main attractions, the hotel is within easy walking distance of the Pantheon, Piazza Venezia, etc., walking to the Colosseum. Not far from the Spanish steps, walking away will leave most of the sights. There seems to be a karaoke room opposite the room, singing late at night. Opening the window in the summer evening, I feel a bit noisy.

After visiting the attractions in Rome, I planned to go to the Vatican, so I stayed here for two nights. It is very close to the Vatican and the bus is four or five stops away. Because the apartment is on the fourth floor, there is no door face downstairs, it is difficult to find, and then I finally found the door pie. The room hygiene and facilities are very general, not soundproof, whether it is the corridor or the outside noise is clear, sleep disorders are carefully selected, the next night caught up with two rainstorms, the rain smashed on the glass, the same as the machine gun. The advantage is that all the staff are nice, proactive and enthusiastic.

We stayed here for 7nts, having stayed in the centre of Rome a few years ago, we wanted somewhere with a pool close to the city. Whilst we don’t usually stay at campsites, we had a great time. The restaurant was a good surprise as the food was great, lovely staff, very helpful, chatty, and attentive. The pool was big and pretty clean to say it’s a campsite pool, no problems there. We stayed in a bungalow with air con, and you do get what you pay for in all respects, this needs to be considered before you book, it’s not a 5* experience, as you aren’t paying for that (some of the reviews are pretty harsh in relation to the price you are paying). The shuttle service was great provided by the hotel, and train very easy and regular, taxis are difficult to confirm from our experience as it’s remote, and so do be prepared to use the shuttle if you intend to travel in and out the centre, last shuttle is 9pm. Do also take your own towels and a swim hat as this is mandatory in Italian Lido’s (never been to any other country that enforces this rule in such a way, apart from areas in Asia, but important to respect the local culture in any case). An enjoyable week away, thank you all! Tanya and Lisa