Next to train station made this hotel super convenient.

I was under the impression that this was a regular hotel with a front desk until I got a message from the owner about instructions on how to get into the building. It involved 2 sets of fob keys in addition to the physical key for the room. Having said that, he was available when I buzzed the intercom and walked me through the process. The 6 rooms that are part of this Inn are in the same hall, there is a kitchen area that is staffed by two friendly folks in the morning to priced coffee and breakfast. They also keep the rooms very clean. Once I got used to this set up, the convenience of the location to the metro station and restaurants around made it worth it. The fact that it is right across the street from Roma Termini was the biggest selling point.

interesting set up , felt like I was in a hostile. Also I felt the privacy was a bit limited in this stay. this toursit tax is also strange and have to leave money in cash. Something many hotels in the area are doing.

This is the perfect place for a quick layover in Rome. It's just across the street from the train station. It allows easy transportation to/from FCO airport. The place is not huge but is recently renovated. For a short stay in Rome I would book it agian

convenient for a short overnight stay next to train station

This place is super convenient, literally right across the street from the train station. The room was clean, but simple. The host was on site when we were there to check us in and there is also breakfast available.

Horrible property! Stay away from it! We booked it for one night and didn't stay due to concerns for our safety and the lack of cleaning in the property. When we arrived, used the intercom and an impatient person answered saying the key to our room was at the door (very strange). He opened the gates. Observation after entering the 1st gate: rat traps. We entered the 2nd gate and had no idea where we were as the place is poorly lit and there’s no signs. Took an old elevator and had to guess that the room is on the 2nd floor. Another gate to enter what is supposedly the "hotel". Side note here: what to do if one of those fobs/keys do not open one of those gates and you are in between them? Once in the room, noticed the floor overused and sheets had stains and hair. The only thought was that we needed to get out of there. The room was very hot (although property info on Expedia says it has AC. Don’t know. Didn’t look for a button to turn it on). The property info also says the walls are soundproof. We heard dog barking and voices from other people somewhere. Property owner/manager responds to those criticism blaming the person commenting. One traveler mentioned a similar experience, and owner/manager said, since the person didn’t stay in the hotel, the comments are not valid. Well, we didn’t stay, but saw what this place is. We saw the terrible condition. Even if it was free, this place is not worth it! Finally, I am shocked that Expedia has such tourist trap on its site.

HAD DIFFICULTY FINDING LOCATION AT NIGHT DUE TO LACK OF SIGNAGE AT ENTRANCE ONCE FOUND HAD A GOOD STAY LIGHTING IN THE ROOM WAS EXCELLENT WOULD STAY AGAIN NOW THAT I KNOW WHERE IT IS AT

This was ok, very simple, small. Yes it was bery clean. Reading other reviews, that seems to ne the consensus. But shouldn't that just be the minimum acceptable standard? And proximity to Termini train station. Ok, but so is another 50 hotels. So this is over-priced. Yes, it's Rome and Rome is awesome. But so is New York, Chicago, Madrid and for the price, hotel rooms would be much better, much much better in these other great cities. So overall, I recommend against this hotel. Also, door locks were the most troublesome I have seen anywhere in my many, many travels all over the world. We slept with door unlocked , even this PhD couldnt figure it out. No staff present after hours, no lonny, everytjinh very, very tiny.

Room was clean and modern. We just needed an one night stay to catch a flight next day so it was and it next to the Rome train terminal which was super convenient. There was nobody to greet us since I thought it was a hotel but we were given email instruction how enter the building and the room. The building brim the outside is a bit worn as it is with most buildings in Rome But when you go in to the room it’s bright and clean and modern. Would stay here again if I needed a convenient over night stay.

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Very clean, friendly, close to atttraction and transportation

Clean and easy access to train station

Good location, just next to Rome Termini. It’s in a old building, but with modern design. Comfortable room & clean. Very friendly staff, she made me feel like home.

Very clean and opposite the train station. The staff member was lovely and could not do enough to help us. Perfect for the one night we had in Rome after our cruise.

Location is great, right next to the station and the property is clean and newly renovated.

Every one at the inn was friendly and always happy to help out when needed. room was clean and cosy, came with netflix too. We had a lovely two days as we prepared to leave Italy for home.

Front desk staff was very friendly and helpful! Room was very comfortable and clean! The Inn's location is literally across the arreet from the train station! Very convenient! How it was a little difficult to locate due to the sign being very small. Look for the big beautiful green doors...ten inch sign with buzzer is right next to it 😉

A small inn in a very convenient location, just across the street from the central station. The hotel rooms are newly furnished and comfortable. However, there is no warden stationed in the Inn at night.

Property in an unsafe area....definitely not suited to people travelling alone. Lota of homeless people in front if the hotel. Walls are paper thin, do t count on a good night sleep. Photos tell liea.