We enjoyed our stay. It was an easy 5 minute walk to the Metro, so it was easy to get to the "touristy" part of town. It took 30 - 40 mins to get to the center by Metro. Rooms were clean, quiet, spacious and comfortable. Bathroom, closet, TV, amenities, etc were all great. The staff was really helpful and... More

Its good hotel to stay if you are looking for a nice quiet area to stay, provided you booked early for better rate. Convenient to get to city area via metro line B1, about 5-8 minutes walk to the station from the hotel. Hope they would do something on their bathtub, like dismantle and change it into a shower area.... More

I have been in this hotel three times and it is really wonderful. I highly recommend it to people traveling to Rome. If you do not want to be in the very heart of the noisy city, the position of this hotel is not far from public transportation and you can be in the city center in just minutes. The... More

Very good localization. Quiet neighborhood. Good rooms and clean. Near the subway, but have to walk a little and need a map to find it. Excelent and attentious crew. I will probably stay at the same hotel when I get back.

I just came back from a 2 week trip to Italy and stayed at this hotel for 5 nights while in Rome. The room we had was very large and spacious, we were allocated a triple room which consisted of 2 single beds and a sofa bed - there was ample space to move around and can easily fit another... More

It takes a five minute walk to reach the nearest Metro station. From there it´s a four stop ride to Termini or a six stop ride to the Colosseum. So you are able to reach the center of Rome with all it´s sights in 15-20 minutes. The room´s are clean and the staff is friendly. Inside your room you can... More

We traveled as a couple and spent one night there in late April. The rate was 121 EUR after tax, not including breakfast. Pros: The hotel itself appears to be pretty nice and new. The room was nice and clean. Front desk was friendly and polite. The neighborhood was quiet. Cons: It took 15 minutes by walk to reach the... More

I have been going to Rome every year for a decade now mid-April on business for a week and tend to stay in 3 star type properties both independent and chain with room rates between €70 and €100 Euro a night bought in advance. The Corso Trieste can offer a compelling package if all you want from a hotel is... More

After fruitless searching the web for suitable decent accommodation for 4 nights during a peak in school holidays and public holidays, I asked the receptionist in the Mercure where we were staying in Bologna, to see what she could do, and we managed to get just 2 nights at the Corso Trieste. The instructions for getting a bus to the... More