This hotel is just Ok. My opinion might be a bit skewed due to Rome being the last destination of…read moremy three-week European adventure. The hotel is on the third floor with an elevator that barely fits two people without luggage. I was happy to take the stairs during my stay but it was difficult when my travel buddy and I had our luggage with us. Overall the hotel satisfied our basic travel needs. Below are the pros and cons for this hotel. PRO's I really enjoyed the staff. They were very friendly and informative about how to navigate the city. The hotel is very central to all tourist spots. The Spanish Steps are few blocks away from the hotel. Another highlight is that the hotel is an equal distance between the Vatican and Colosseum, which are on opposite sides of the city. They are also walking distance to a public airport shuttle stop, so instead of taking a pricey taxi, we were able to hop on the shuttle. CON's The room was really small. I shared the room with my travel buddy and we were very cramped. The shower was extremely small as well. At one point the shower overflowed and the water got everywhere. The complimentary breakfast was mediocre but it's hard to complain about something that is free.

Amazing location and although room was small but service was always pleasant .Esp the tall…read moregentleman at nite shift ( sorry forget name ).He made an effort even with limited English to guide us ....loved all his suggestions . Love Rome ! Can't wait to be back !

This is a very well decorated boutique hotel by the Trevi fountain about 10 minutes walking…read moredistance. The rooms are very spacious and feel very modern with a kitchen, bathroom, living room and bedrooms. This is probably one of the nicest rooms I've ever stayed at in Europe including Rome, Venice, London and Barcelona. The hotel staff is very helpful and friendly and present 24 hours a day. There is a fully stocked mini bar which is completely free every day, including orange juice, sodas, beer and four bottles of water And yogurt. There's also free Breakfast cereal, Jam , toast, cookies and sometimes potato chips and fruit oranges. This is an amazing deal. Of course, there is a free coffee machine in every room with coffee, free hot tea. I think they could charge a lot more money for what you get and I'm sure when this becomes more popular they probably will change the prices but right now this is one of my favorite places to stay in all of Europe. There's also a complementary breakfast which includes croissants, bread, and a selection of cured meats. I forgot to add the beds are very comfortable and include a softer pillow and a harder pillow depending on what you like. The bathrooms are very clean and modern with a rain shower included. Highly recommended, five stars!

This was a great find for a place to stay in Rome. Located within a 5-minute walk of the Trastevere…read moretrain station (train to/from airport and to Civitavecchia if you're taking a cruise), and a light rail across the street that takes you straight into the heart of Rome, Trastevere Chic is a combination of an airbnb and a hotel. I was surprised to see that it seemed like someone's apartment with shared kitchen area (coffee maker and continental breakfast provided) and 3-4 bedrooms (I didn't get an exact count) for guests. Each room has its own keys/card the apartment itself has a locked gate at the main entrance and an entry code for the door to the apartment. The room I got was for three people, with a balcony, one single and one double bed and a small bathroom with standup shower. Rooms were fairly quiet, as I didn't hear any of the other guests. Although we did run into another family of four also staying there, perhaps they had a bigger room? There was also free wifi and a girl (Chris) who sort of ran the place while we there (replaced towels, replenished the food/coffee) and answered all questions we had. Also located nearby are a few convenience stores that sell bottled water, some that make deli sandwiches (delicious meats and cheeses), and pharmacies. Only real complaint was the teeny tiny, claustrophobic elevator. My family and I only had carry-on sized bags and the three of us with our bags was a really, really tight squeeze into the elevator... and it was so tiny, I opted to take the stairs for the rest of the trip.

Hotel Floridia in Rome, Italy, offers a convenient location near Roma Termini, making it a…read morepractical choice for travelers arriving by train or needing easy access to public transportation. The staff is indeed welcoming and accommodating, adding a pleasant touch to your stay. However, it's important to note that during my stay, I experienced a downside: I encountered a lot of bug bites. I informed the staff and she was sorry about it and this issue really detracted from an otherwise enjoyable experience. It's worth considering if you're sensitive to such matters. I had atleast 14 bug bites mostly on the right side of my body from forehead, cheek, arms, back and legs. Overall, Hotel Floridia provides a decent option for those seeking a well-located accommodation with friendly staff, but potential guests should be aware of the possibility of encountering bugs during their stay.

There's a lot to say about this hidden gem in the Roma Termini trains station district…read more Prices are moderate (and they participate with many discount booking site) and it puts you in an area close to train station, with many restaurants and sundries shops. WiFi is only available in the lobby, but if you request rooms 1-4, some service may "bleed" into your room. There is a breakfast offering downstairs. Some room rates get you access. Think yogurt, rolls, cold cuts and cheese, hot coffee/tea, and fruit and syrup. Can come in handy if you're a budget traveler. Like most major city hotels, the rooms are small... basically dorm-sized (100-300sq ft) to use a US-based comparison. Perfect for solo travelers and couples, but I wouldn't recommend going with friends or platonic business partners as it may be a bit cramped. There's a 24 hour front desk so you don't have to worry about late check in which is great for piece of mind. My front desk experience had someone speaking English, so check In was smooth for me. That said, that's nothing a Italian phrase book can't fix. In the mornings there's a street bazaar that occurs right outside and down the block. Clothes, gifts, electronics and food are offered during the day. Good for souvenirs that just don't say "Rome" on em.

We rented two rooms. One that my friend stayed in that was nice, had a view and space to move. The…read moreone I got to share with my two teenage daughters was three single beds with no padding on the beds so the springs poke your back, no art on the muted yellow walls, broken lights so you can enjoy all the lights on or none, air conditioning that barely gets cool, one dark window with an alley view and the faint smell of someone's old perfume. The electric key keeps flipping so there's no lights essentially unless I want to stand by the door and hold the key in place. This is not a "4 star hotel". It's like a motel. There's no space to walk as in maybe 6" between the bed and the dresser with our suitcases. I asked for help and after three visits to the reception I was offered free breakfast I'm extremely disappointed

Went here for mixed vacation/work trip. We stayed in the junior suite. Not quite an American suite…read morebut still ok. We arrived erly and thy did their best to accommodate us. The beds are a little hard but still comfortable. The room are well illuminated and quiet. The bathrooms are large and have a good shower/tub. Internet is free but also quite slow. Breakfast is included. The variety is limited and the warm parts re Luke warm. Not quite American standard but typical European breakfast. The restaurant can be rather busy. We had a great stay. The hotel is close to the main rail terminal, a Horst walk from pantheon, colosseum, ... A great oasis for the explorer.

The rooms are clean…read more The staff is very nice and bilingual. There is a free breakfast. All things that make staying at a hotel abroad more comfortable. The down side? You pay for internet and it barley works. I paid to stream a live show on my iPhone and this was almost impossible with this garbage internet connection. Other than that this is a decent place to stay that is affordable.

We booked a double bed room and it was spacious, with a good sized bathroom and a nice big window…read more The room and bathroom were very clean and the staff was very accommodating. There is always someone at the front desk and they were so kind to answer any questions we had. Breakfast is complimentary and basic, but good. They supply you with a map of the city and point out all the tourist hot spots. Morpheus is in a wonderful location and is within walking distance of most places. I only gave it 4 stars, because our room was in the front by reception and at times it was a but noisy. It was just typical noise of people talking to the attendant, but we were so sleepy after a full day out that it wasn't too bothersome.

The staff here were by far the friendliest of the hotels we stayed at on this trip. The room was…read morepretty average (with a get what you pay for mindset). But, you're in Rome, so you should be out and about exploring! The AC was a little spotty. The cage elevator looks like a death trap, but we took it once out of desperation and foot pain. It actually runs a lot smoother and quieter than it looks like it would. This location is primo for access to the Termini train station.

We were very happy here!…read more There are four modern rooms with a common kitchen area in a traditional Italian building and we enjoyed these different aspects to Inn Urbe Colosseo. It's near the Cavour Metro station, close to great restaurants, and not far from the Colosseum, which is exciting to see down a side street. I especially loved the pastries and fruit juice at breakfast, though it would have been nice if they had soy milk to go with the breakfast cereal (I had to buy my own). The proprietor was lovely, but she didn't speak any English.

excellent location, great room, good breakfast, friendly, helpful staff, fair price, absolutely no…read morecomplaints. Kent M. October 2014