"This was my first time staying in a two-star hotel. The main reason I chose it was its proximity to Termini Station�it was just a short 5-minute walk, which saved me time going back and forth. Initially, I was hesitant about my stay because the main entrance lock looked worn out, and I was assigned a street-facing room instead of a courtyard-facing one. Since there was no air conditioning due to the cold weather, I had to keep the window open for ventilation, which made it quite noisy, even during the early hours. Despite these concerns, I had a comfortable stay. The multiple layers of security�the main entrance, the door leading to the lift, my room door�felt secure and gave me peace of mind. The owner and staff were also friendly and helpful, making check-in and check-out smooth and hassle-free. While the room didn�t look exactly like the photos and could use some renovations, I was so exhausted from my day trips that I simply showered and fell asleep right away."

"Great location, beautiful free breakfast including cheese, ham, crackers, bread, yogurt, fruits and drinks. The facilities looks old and small but well-cleaned. And the front woman staff was so kind and friendly!"

"The location is ideal, near the terminal, trams and busses. Hotel staff was very nice and helpful. Room was modest but clean."

"The staff is very friendly, the location is close to the station, the room had high ceilings and was very spacious with everything you need,cleaned every day which is ok,the only problem for me is that the shower didn't work and the water flowed very slowly and it's almost impossible to take a bath with it, but if you care, you can fill the bathtub"

"This hotel is basic. The great thing about it is it's location 6 mins walk to Roma Termini station and 20 mins to Colosseum / Roman Forum. It is safe too with locks on main door at road, inner door, floor door and your room door. Staff are very kind and helpful. They allowed us to use the electric kettle and microwave at the reception area. The windows overlook the main road below with trams and traffic running into the night & starts early morning, but with the wooden shutters, windows and curtains closed, the noise is muffled and still able to sleep once you get used to it. The room and bathroom furnishings are aged. The price is very high, but I suppose that Rome city is very expensive even more to than Venice. The city tax for this place has increased to Euro 5 per person per night."