3-Star Hotels in Lazio, Italy

First off, the hotel's location is excellent, right next to a major subway station, making it very convenient for late-arriving guests. The front desk is open 24 hours. There are a few good restaurants right outside. However, the room I was assigned was further inside, so there was no window view. The price was quite reasonable, and overall, I'd say it was a good experience.

This hotel completely exceeded our expectations. It was truly wonderful! First, the service was exceptional. Every staff member was warm and polite. We arrived at 9:00 AM, and the front desk thoughtfully prepared coffee and refreshments for us. They also stored our luggage for free while we went out to explore the area. When we arrived, our luggage was already in our room. The front desk escorted us to our room and provided a detailed overview of the amenities, including complimentary mineral water and slippers. The room was clean and spacious, and the bed was incredibly comfortable. It's only about an 8-minute walk from the main train station, and there are plenty of delicious restaurants downstairs. It's worthy of the 9.5 rating on ***********, and I even got a better deal on Ctrip. I was very, very satisfied. Facilities: Very complete Cleanliness: Very clean Environment: Very nice and clean Service: Very welcoming and excellent

Great location right next to San Pietro station, close to nice cafes and restaurants as well as a carrefour. About a 10-15 minute walk to St Peter’s square. Which made early morning visits quite easy, this was a bonus in the jubilee as visitors were lining up at 6:30 to get in. Room was clean and the beds were comfortable. Rooftop bar was lovely and had a great view to San Pietro. I could see the dome of St Peter’s from the window of my bedroom as well.

The only real plus here is the location. It's so incredibly convenient that it almost makes up for all the downsides. I'd honestly call it more of a hostel across from the train station; you basically need to bring all your own toiletries, and the shower stall is incredibly, incredibly tiny. The showerhead in my room was also leaking a bit, so I had to tie a towel around it to keep water from spraying everywhere. There was no duvet, and the air conditioning, even when on, didn't cool at all – it was basically just circulating air, which is better than nothing, I guess. The front desk service was decent, and luggage storage was convenient. There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby, and the area feels very safe.

Convenient location, close to bus station and not far from the train station. Very friendly front desk staff. Room with complete facilities. We can connect youtube account on the TV. Really nice :)

This hotel is still recommended by friends. The location of this price did not have much hope. The result was unexpected surprise. Facilities: The place to check in is not big. All rooms should have a floor, but the room is very clean. Open the window and you can see the street. Service: The little brother is very enthusiastic to help me with my luggage The bug is that the door of the hotel is connected to the apartment upstairs. You need to open the door with a password. You don’t remember the password when you go out. You have been waiting for the building residents to open the door.

The hotel is located on a busy street, a lot of shops and sights nearby . A delicious breakfast

I loved this hotel, friendly service, close to train / bus station… for about 83 usd per night with breakfast it was a lovely time in Rome! Will be back!

To be honest, I didn't read any reviews before booking and simply relied on the price and location, plus breakfast was included. The location is excellent – it's just a 5-minute walk from Termini Station and about 25-30 minutes from the Trevi Fountain, so everything is within easy walking distance. There are many cafes nearby, and a small supermarket isn't far either. The breakfast was a bit basic, mostly consisting of sweet pastries, bread and toast, various jams and butter, two types of cold cuts and cheese, yogurt, coffee, water, and two types of juice. You definitely won't go hungry, but it's best to go early as the best items are quickly snapped up, and some aren't replenished by the hotel staff. Overall, though, I'd say it was adequate. The room itself was a bit dated. We arrived an hour before check-in and were immediately allowed to check in without any issues. They gave us separate beds as requested. The beds were comfortable, and both the bedding and towels were clean. There was a fridge and a strange but functional air conditioner. Housekeeping was daily. We didn't have high expectations for the hotel, so overall we were pleased. For a one-night stay and considering the value for money, it's a decent option. The only frustrating thing was the city tax, which isn't a one-time charge or per room, but rather levied per person per night. There was a nice view from the window.

The location was good, and it's an old building, but the interior decor was extremely spartan, and the bathroom's ventilation system was out of order. The curly-haired lady at the front desk was lovely and very helpful. However, a female Italian waitress in the restaurant had an appalling attitude, was impolite, and frankly, seemed racist. She cleared our plates without asking if we were finished, and as closing time approached, she repeatedly and rudely told us to 'finish,' clearly trying to usher us out. Her behavior towards Caucasian guests, however, was completely different.