Having enjoyed my stay in some really homely and considerate hotels in Orvieto, Bologna, Venice and Florence, Hotel Lazzari proved different and cold. Hotel Lazzari is one of a few hotels /guesthouses housed in one building. Outside the gate you announce yourself and depending on the time of the day, you either report at the reception on the second floor... More

The hotel is 15min from the Termini Station, but the area is not very safe with lots of strangers around and some people get drunk at night. The hotel is clean with the maid cleaning everyday. The room and the bed is VERY SMALL, and the wall is very thin, you can hear what the person in next room talking.... More

First of all I had a little trouble finding this hotel. Most buildings on the street look the same and sometime it is hard to tell if it is a hotel or just a residence. So if you arrive in the dark and walk down the street it might be quite confusing. Even the local people on the street were... More

Hotel Lazzari is a budget hotel near Roma Termini in Rome. I wanted to travel to this beautiful city to have a glimpse of Roman Empire, so it was a quick and unplanned decision. I found this hotel in the vacant list and decided to spend my two nights here. This hotel falls more under the category of Bed and... More

I cant really be too harsh on this hotel since I didnt actually book it. I was meant to be staying at the hostel opposite (Hostel papaya) however as the hostel had overbooked I was moved into Hotel Lazzari. I guess it is what you would expect from a 2 star hotel; pretty skanky rooms, very run down bathrooms and... More

10 minutes walk from Termini, not noisy, clean, cheap. Very good for its price. Breakfast was the only bad thing: just a coffe and a croissant. Acceptable though.

There were some good and bad things about this hotel.First it doesn't look as good as its been showed on the internet.Rooms are tiny and the bathrooms a little smelly (our sink felt totally appart). Walls are very thin so we could hear everything from the hallway. Breakfast can't be realy considered as 'breakfast'-it's just a slice of cake and... More

This small hotel is on the second, third and fifth floors of a building about 1/2 m. from the train station in Rome. The people at the reception desk were very nice and helpful--our reservations were confused with my sisters' as we all share last names, and the employees at the front desk were apologetic and very helpful in getting... More