Rome Hotels with Kitchens

"Check-in yaptıktan sonra bina içinde iki kat yukarı çıkıyorsunuz. Oda temizdi. Dolaplar var, ancak çantanızı kilitleyemiyorsunuz. Çalışanlar ilgili ve yardımseverdi."

"I actually quite liked the classical style, and the room was very spacious. The toiletries were Acqua di Parma, and the location was very close to Termini Station and the Repubblica metro station, just a few minutes' walk – these were all definite plusses. What was particularly bad was the service. When checking in, there were two lines, and one of them had no one in it. The staff didn't seem to be doing anything. After waiting for a long time, I tried asking and it turned out they could process check-ins there, but it felt like they'd just ignore you if you didn't ask. Also, they didn't mention anything about breakfast times or anything else, whereas the other line, dealing with Americans, got all sorts of reminders and information. We actually speak decent English and had done some research, learned a few Italian phrases, and were very polite, so I'm not sure if it was a staff difference or what. The concierge at the front desk was similar; we arrived around 1 PM and were told rooms wouldn't be ready until 2:30 PM, so we needed to store our luggage. The luggage storage area was locked. The concierge didn't offer to take our luggage or open the door proactively. After we asked, he just opened the door expressionlessly, as if it was a huge effort. For our family of three, they added a small bed to the room. There was a connecting door in the wardrobe area to the adjacent room. Although it was locked, we heard the neighbor trying to twist the handle a few times at night, and it was quite loud. I'm pretty sure the other room was just curious, as I even tried twisting it myself to see how secure it was... but hearing that sudden noise in the middle of the night was unsettling. Breakfast was also very mediocre. The bread quality was average, the coffee was average, and the freshness of the fruit was noticeably worse than at the hotels we stayed at in Florence. It might offer decent value for money. You might want to consider what factors are most important to you before choosing this place."

"The highlight of my stay at this hostel was definitely the outstanding service from Alejandro and Dan. From the warm welcome at check‑in to daily tips on local sights, they were always friendly, patient, and genuinely helpful. The common areas were spotless, the kitchen well equipped, and the whole place felt like a cozy home away from home."

"I had an excellent stay at Aparthotel Colombo Roma. The room was spotless, spacious, and very well equipped, making it perfect for both short and longer stays. Everything was modern and well maintained. The staff were professional, welcoming, and always ready to help, which made the experience even better. The facilities were great, and I especially appreciated the comfort and quiet atmosphere. Although it’s not right in the historic center, transportation is convenient and it’s easy to reach the main attractions. Overall, it offers great value for money and is especially suitable for business travelers. I would definitely stay here again."

"Fantastic hotel. They gave us a free upgrade and honestly the room was lovely. The location is perfect with lots of shops and restaurants around 2 minute walk and it’s near a lot of the tourist attractions too. The hotel was very clean and the room service was fast with any response. I would definitely recommend this hotel for anyone considering rome, it was our first trip and the hotel was amazing. Clean, reasonably priced and the location was perfect."

"Everything is as in the description: this is not the main four-star hotel, but its younger brother. Check-in at the main hotel, and accommodation in a neighboring building. Linen and towels are clean and in sufficient quantities. In the room: wardrobe, table, 1.5 chairs, kettle, tea set, minibar. It felt like the floor had not been washed; there was hair on the tiles when we arrived. You can buy breakfast at a nearby hotel for 20 euros per person per day - delicious, on the roof. The doors open/close very loudly, when people come/leave, it seems like someone is trying to break down the door, and the sound of the card reader is even worse. Everything is also complicated by the fact that the door can only be opened while the sound is sounding. Both we and the neighbors, judging by the sounds, applied the card, and then tried to open the door, at the same time. It would be a hundred times better if this was fixed."

"We arrived at Rome airport at 5:30 that day, but due to traffic issues, we didn't arrive until around 9:00. The hotel's name was quite small and almost invisible. By the time we found it, it was already around 10:00 PM. I rang the doorbell, the doorman opened the door, and I got to the first floor. I had a feeling I might not be able to get in because the hotel hadn't given me the check-in code. Many hotels require self-service check-in. For the two days before arriving in Rome, I had been in constant contact with Mr. Qiu, the manager, and we maintained good communication. However, even after I sent him a photo of my passport via text message, he still hadn't given me the check-in code. It wasn't until after 10:00 PM that I... I felt like I was going to be homeless. I contacted Ctrip's online customer service and informed them of the hotel's information. They didn't call me back until 9:00 AM. On the phone, they asked for photos of our passports. I told them I had already sent them to their text message, but they kept saying they hadn't received them. After a long delay, two Italian couples heard our doorbell and came out of their room to answer the phone for us. They first gave us the room number, and the key card was next to the room. Then they sent me the check-in code and other important information. Only then did I see that they had received my text message—it was indeed sent a long time ago. After sending the passport photos, no one contacted me. I wonder if there was a misunderstanding or something else. I almost ended up homeless."

"We’ve stayed at Valadier 2 times. The location is just perfect. We like the style and the interior of the hotel. Staff at front desk are nice and helpful. Some rooms can be bit narrow or with small windows which can be sometimes frustrating but overall the hotel is fine ."

"We stayed here for four nights in June of 2025. The location of the hotel is generally good for getting to some of the more noteworthy site (Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, etc.). There's a metro station around 8 minutes walk away, which opens up most of the rest of the city pretty well. We walked from here to the Vatican, which took around 35 minutes, but would be less than half that by cab. The surrounding area is great for clothing shops, but the food we found nearby was mostly so-so, and frequently over-priced tourist fare, though I'm sure if you walk a little farther from the hotel you can find some good options. The room itself was booked for a family of four, and was comfortable. The bathroom and shower had good water pressure, and the AC worked just fine. Some of the sheets were not quite clean, but we just didn't use the one we found slightly dirty. The beds were comfortable and a good size. The room and hotel have little to no facilities, so you're really just paying for room and the location. The exterior entrance is not well marked, and we actually walked past it on the street several times. If you're thinking of booking here, I'd recommend just looking for the GAP store which is directly across the street, much easier to find. Our interactions with the hotel staff were limited. We received a number of automated messages, some of which were contradictory, or had out of date information. After booking and paying for the room (a non-refundable booking) we were told there was an extra ”city tax” not included which would need to be paid before checking in which amounted to around an extra $90 or so, and the offered price of an airport transfer service went up as soon as we requested it (from 85 euros to 95). The hotel arranged the transfer service for us, but the driver left the airport before we could get out of the passport control due to another booking. The driver service showed up at the hotel at the time the flight was supposed to arrive, even though the flight was late, and you'd expect them to know that going through passport control takes easily an hour, so this seems to be quite poor planning on behalf of either the hotel or the service. We ended up taking a taxi from the airport which was also slightly over half the price of the transfer service, so I'd recommend skipping their service, it seems like a rip-off. Taxis from the airport to the city center seem to be subsidized by the government, and were a fixed price of 55 euros (for a normal size car big enough for 4 people) at the time we visited. The train from the airport is also not a bad idea if you're comfortable using the metro, as the train station is just 3-4 metro stops from the nearest metro station to the hotel (Spagna). Overall, we enjoyed our stay, but felt like we mostly paid for the location."