3-Star Hotels in Lazio, Italy

Hotel Impero Rome location is the main reason why I chose this hotel. I booked a 17m room and it was on the forth floor, it came with a small balcony that opens up to a lovely view. The hotel is clean and classical but the furnishing is old and the air can be a little stale or too much fragrance after the cleaning service. There are rooms slippers and basic amenities provided too. Receptionist and staff is generally nice and luggage can be stored after a no late check out policy. Many eateries and a mini super market is on the same street so it’s convenient to get food and drinks.

There’s a bus stop nearby. The staff are super nice and friendly. They also have hair dryer which is good. However cleanliness can be improved. The blanket is quite smelly or it could possibly because the people responsible forget to change the blanket. I’m sure it’s not washed, as I can smell the smell of man used this blanket. But I’m too sleepy to ask to change another one, and I’m only here for one night. But other than that it’s fine.

Great front end welcome was given ad very supportive... Few meters to Vatican St Peters Basillica and restoration. Average breakfast, but wothfor the.mlney...

I like the stay overall, as the location is pretty close to Roma Termini and the room was fine. What threw me off a little was that I booked a female dormitory, but when I came in the room I saw there was a man inside. It turned out that he was brought in by my neighbour without paying and they were drinking there together. Thankfully the receptionist was understanding and sent a security to walk the man out. But it wasn't a really nice experience, it smelled like booze the whole night and empty bottles were all over the floor. Also they didn't provide a towel. But still good enough, I could check-in really late (past 2 am). So all in all it's ok, but I hope they'll be more attentive to such situations in the future.

Convenient hotel to stay close to main train station. The room was kept very clean with good attention to detail. Facilities are basic, although good value for Rome where hotels can be expensive. Great location and minutes walk from the main train station. Staff are all friendly and helpful.

Great value for money! The hotel is very clean overall, and the bathroom is bright, spacious, and clean, they even have shower cap. The receptionist was incredibly kind and helpful. Breakfast was excellent with plenty of options—definitely better than what I’ve experienced at other 2–3 star hotels in Europe. The location is also super convenient—just a 1-minute walk from the station and very central. It's only 2–3 stops from Termini, and I felt very safe in the area. I highly recommend staying near a station in Rome, as the bus system can be limited with long waiting times. Overall, it's a very nice hotel! I’ll definitely stay here again when I return to Rome and will recommend it to others as well.

Location is convenient near trastevere railway station, transfer to airport. But quite far from city attractions in the center. Breakfast consists of fruits, yoghurt, cakes, cookies and tea/coffee, not so various. Rooms are old fashioned but spacious, the gave us room for 4 persons instead of twin. Interior building is under reconstruction now. And an insect was spotted on the hanger! Hope it was not a bug...

The staff is very cooperative and friendly. I stayed for a week. Even after I checked out at 10:00AM. I asked the staff to store my luggage until 07:00pm because I have to attend the Conference. The guy @paul at reception is highly cooperative. I would recommend this hotel as it is equipped with all necessities.

This hotel has a fantastic location, just 2 minutes from Termini Train Station! The hallway and elevator have a truly authentic feel, like you've stepped into a movie. The breakfast is basic, but the croissants are amazing! The only downside is the air conditioning - you need to call reception to turn it on or off because there's no remote control.

The location seems to be in the center, but the metro is about 1 km away, and the Spanish Steps is 1.5 km away. The hotel entrance system is in the best Roman traditions - ring the bell, the door will open, and behind it another door, etc. The room is clean, the staff is friendly.