Rome Hotels with Airport Shuttle

"It's a great place for solo traveller to meet others especially young people. The owner is very friendly and accomodating. They even provided free couscous for dinner. It's actually near Manzoni metro dtation, bit far from Termini. But for 1 night stay, it's okay and adequate."

"Great little hotel about 12 min walk from the train station (get a taxi with luggage - €15 euros). Connected to the quality bus services and metro. Inside staff are friendly and accommodating. The room was really clean, and quality on the whole for the price. The breakfast was good with choice. I would definitely stay again. Only negative was the shower screen but they had tried to resolve it. And the hallway was tired. If you are in Rome for a couple of days and you only want a bed, Aircon and good location jump on the opportunity."

"Despite the hotel being a little run down due to the hotel being old. I did not mind it as the location was convenient, staff was friendly, bed was comfortable and the room was spacious with a very high ceiling."

"Close to the airport shuttle and train station, about a 5-minute walk. The facilities are a bit old but very well-maintained. The staff are professional."

"Due to jet lag, I woke up at 2 AM on the first night and couldn't fall back asleep. It was probably breakfast and coffee time back home... but it was the middle of the night in Rome, and the hotel breakfast started at 7:30 AM. I was on my phone in bed until 4 AM. Feeling restless, I called the front desk to see if there was any way to get a cup of coffee. I wasn't very hopeful, but the person on the other end said they could specially make one for me, which I was so grateful for 🥹. All the hotel staff were very friendly. The hotel's location is excellent. The farthest I walked was to the Vatican, and it took me a leisurely 45 minutes. If you walk fast, it would definitely be under 30 minutes. Other attractions are even closer. There are restaurants all around, offering every kind of food imaginable, and for shopping, it's just a two-minute walk to the shopping streets leading to the Spanish Steps. One of the reasons I considered this hotel initially was safety. It seems there's a council building opposite, with numerous police officers around all day. As long as you don't stay out too late, there's not much to worry about. Also, personally, I think the safety concerns about Rome are a bit exaggerated on Xiaohongshu (a Chinese social media platform). Just be mindful of your belongings and don't flaunt your wealth, and you'll generally be fine. The hotel breakfast didn't have many options, but the bread was delicious. Being on the top floor, the view was beautiful and very pleasant. Now for the cons, which I personally found tolerable: 1. It's relatively old, but it's clean, which is a big plus. 2. The elevator is small and a bit slow to respond, but it closes within three to five seconds once you're inside. On my first day, after checking in, I was going up to my room. Three people went in before me, and I couldn't fit with my large suitcase. The elevator door finally closed, but then inexplicably opened again. A woman inside angrily told me, ”Stop pressing it!!!” I was bewildered and retorted just as angrily, ”I didn't even touch it!!” The woman fell silent, and I waited for the other elevator to arrive and left first. 3. Soundproofing is average, so light sleepers should take note. 4. No free drinking water. The mini-bar items are chargeable. So, you can buy water at a nearby supermarket. 1.5 liters costs 0.88 Euros. In summary, I would choose to stay here again next time."

"Overall, it was a good stay, including the location and the staff's service. However, the hot water pressure in the shower was unstable; sometimes no hot water came out at all, or it took an unusually long time for the hot water to start flowing. Because of this, I had to keep a tiny trickle of hot water running throughout my shower, which was a bit of a hassle to manage."

"The only downside is that Rome's Line 2 light rail has recently stopped operating, so occasionally commuting to and from Line A isn't very convenient. However, the bus and train services are generally very good. This place is rated 3 stars, but it felt far more than 3 stars; the service was superb. The staff even folded our pajamas and placed them on the bedside table, etc. Such small details... The photos were provided the first night when we checked in too late, but they were still nice. We changed rooms the next day, and it was even better..."