The hotel is quite good for its price range. It's located in a quiet area, and the room has everything you need: a refrigerator, safe, air conditioning, slippers, and clothes hangers. Cleaning was done daily. The bathroom had good shower pressure. The only downside is the poor placement of the air conditioner in the room. No matter how you adjust it, it still blows onto the bed, and turning it off completely is also not an option due to the heat. Perhaps the air conditioner is located differently in a double room; my room was a single. I'd also note the poor soundproofing, but I slept with earplugs and it didn't bother me. Overall, I recommend this hotel.
The room was small but enough for two people. The hairdryer was very powerful, but you need to bring your own shampoo, shower gel, toothpaste, toothbrush, etc. There was a kettle outside, but the hot water looked strange, so we didn't drink it. It's a self-catering style accommodation, so I wouldn't recommend staying here late at night when you're exhausted. We were both incredibly tired and couldn't understand English, so it took us ages to get in. The next day, when we weren't so tired, we discovered the door was super easy to open! It's really close to the subway station! This place is truly perfect for tourists!
The hotel was old, but the staff were really nice. The breakfast was decent considering the price. The neighborhood and the hotel were nice but not within the walking distance from the sightseeing.
I stayed here for 5 days and the staff at the reception desk such as Fabio were extremely friendly and helpful. The location is about 20 mins walk from the Colosseum, which for me was ideal. The neighborhood is quiet, a short walk from San Giovanni subway station and has plenty of nice restaurants and cafes in close proximity. The rooms are on the small side but you get what you pay for. The breakfast for 6 euros is superb value too.
The location is really convenient, close to the subway station. It was my first time staying here, but it was easy to find and the staff explained everything clearly. The service staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, making me feel right at home. Even though I did a lot of walking and was quite tired these past few days, the bed in my room was super comfortable and clean. The bathroom was also spotless, bright, and spacious. Thanks for a great stay! I hope to be back again soon.
Located in Rome (Municipio VII), Nestop Colli Albani is within a 10-minute drive of Colosseum and Villa Borghese. This apartment is 4 mi (6.5 km) from Piazza di Spagna and 4.1 mi (6.5 km) from Spanish Steps.
Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services and an elevator.
Make yourself at home in one of the 2 guestrooms, featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include separate sitting areas and washers/dryers.
Hello! A great room with a gorgeous location 1 minute from the metro! The room itself is a bedroom and a shower, after leaving the room there is a kitchen where you can eat conveniently, there are many dishes, glasses, dining appliances. But the main thing - a magnificent and very operational service and Cornettoland on the way to the metro, the best coffee shop in the city and country! ❤️
Facilities: large living room, large kitchen, new, very comfortable.
Hygiene: clean
The transportation is very convenient, and there are many supermarkets nearby. Conad supermarket has everything, rediroma pizza is super delicious.
It is self-check-in, you need to contact the landlord online in advance to get the entry password
The traffic is particularly good. The subway is convenient to go out and there are attractions not far away. There are local restaurants that are cheap and delicious. The important thing is that we found that we didn’t take things after checking out. Contact the boss to cooperate with us for ten days to come back to get things. The gold is not ignorant. Special points, let’s talk about hygiene and clean, The housekeeper is very friendly, our language is not good but we communicated smoothly. The only reminder is that if you live on this side of the street, bring earplugs, the sound of motorcycles is there, and the whistle of police cars 🚓 🚨 Others are perfect. If I go to play again, I will set this one 🫶
The homestay is newly renovated, the quality of the materials is good, the facilities are complete, clean and beautiful.
However, the homestay is unattended and the check-in procedure is very complicated. You need to open three door locks to check in: the unit door facing the street in the building, the entrance door to the homestay suite, and the room door allocated in the suite. Open the door of the unit where the homestay is located (first road) and the assigned room in the suite (third road) are all using ordinary keys. But to get the keys to these two doors, a third-party lock control company needs to send customers a second door via email, that is, the electronic lock of the suite door unlock password. The third-party door lock control company, ~ about an hour before the check-in time, sent the password to open the electronic door lock of the homestay suite through email. But even if you get the password for the second electronic door lock, if there is no other resident to help open the unit door, guests can't enter the first unit door and can't stay. Importantly, both homestays and third-party lock control companies send several emails to customers after booking, but the emails sent to them by customers are either unanswered or returned because there is nowhere to be sent. Therefore, the guests can't contact the other party at all, can't ask the details of the check-in process, and can't understand such a complicated self-check-in logic.
The second problem is that the bathroom is too small. Although the sanitary ware is very new, the bathroom is only 60x60 cm large, and the fat person doesn't even have room to bow his head and lame.
To be honest, I hope the store will improve the self-check-in process and the service is first!
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Host is very helpful and provides useful information about nearby restaurants. Quick response to enquires and problems encountered. Although it's not in downtown but very close to public transit. There is elevator in the building and so we don't need to carry our heavy baggage by stair.
This is the best accommodation. It is a place where you can feel God's blessings and love, and I was able to feel God's hand while staying here and traveling. Luck was waiting for me during my trip, and the accommodation I returned to after the trip brought peace to my tired body. Next time I come to Rome, I will definitely choose this accommodation.
We really enjoyed our stay in Romoli hotel. Personel was very nice, room was very clean. The best thing about hotel was bar on 4th floor. Prices were very good, a lot of space, nice view on open space. Special credit to bartenders, who made our time in this hotel fantastic, they are amazing people, they gave us advises about regional foods, drinks, and places, and tells more about italian language and culture. They made us want to come back to the same hotel again, and we really do hope (and believe) it will happen soon :-)
The location is very convenient, close to the metro station, with most attractions reachable within 30 minutes.
The facilities are quite basic and show some signs of age, but they cover all essential needs.
Considering the very competitive price, it offers reasonable value for a short solo stay.
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