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All reviewstermini stationtiny liftenter the buildingcontinental breakfastclean bathroomsingle roomflat screen tvfourth floorstar hotelhotel is in a great locationmajor attractionsstayed here for nightspastriesbusescolosseum
Booked this hotel via a travel agent for 4 nights
Arrived at the hotel to find that it isn’t actually a hotel but two floors of rooms in a building. The reception is located on the 4th floor with a very small and old lift...More
This hotel couldn't be closer to train station if it tried. The area it is in is a little bit scary but there are tons of good restaurants in the surrounding streets, lots of tourist tat shops and little supermarkets. It is within a reasonable...More
This hotel is on the 4th floor. Tiny elevator to go up to fourth floor but you wouldnt know it was a elevator as there is no sign or anything to tell you otherwise. Rooms are tiny, quite clean beds are hard and so are...More
Got to the hotel at around 11pm and initial thoughts on the outside of the hotel with bin bags outside and general area was not great. Added to that the Reception which was on the 4th floor I was beginning to think..... mistake!!!!
But once...More
Nothing fancy but dependable. Tough to find. I takes up the 4th and 5th floor of a building with different hotels on 2nd and 3rd floors. But its clean and well run, Perfect place for one or two nights. The neighborhood is a bit gritty...More
Old school vibe from the very beginning is the only way to describe the Esquilino neighbourhood. The Esquilino takes pride in being one of the oldest areas in Rome for its key location on one of the city’s famous seven hills. From an ancient neighbourhood to its modern incarnation as a multicultural hub, Esquilino always has something going on—polyglot vendors debate street artists while kids play pick-up
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basketball games. Look around you: this area isn’t like the historic centre. Liberty architecture, large piazzas, and long boulevards mix with archaic arches, secret side alleys, and beautiful churches like Santa Maria Maggiore.
Response from brandonnelly | Reviewed this property |
Hi,
We stopped in March 2018.
The rooms were reasonably renovated. Marble flooring and contemporary feels within the room. Coffee was provided but we had to ask for tea. There didn’t seem to be any milk though. Breakfast... More
Hi,
We stopped in March 2018.
The rooms were reasonably renovated. Marble flooring and contemporary feels within the room. Coffee was provided but we had to ask for tea. There didn’t seem to be any milk though. Breakfast was very basic with a self service buffet (there didn’t seem to be any eggs/bacon or those types of items). You have to buy bottled water for €1 each but to be honest, we bulk bought from a local shop.
