Hotel Ventura / Philia was surprisingly good 3 star budget hotel near termini . The room was spacious for a solo traveller ( so it’s the room in Expedia with one large queen bed and one single bed ) , air conditioned ( the unit is at the window and not the one over the entrance door ) . Staff were nice , very good at English especially the lady with curly hair . It is convenient to termini for the airport bus , you can walk to the forum and colleseum or you can get the metro to the Vatican at termini . Very surprised . Very pleased . Very happy !

Friendly staff convenient area but rooms really run down toilet and bidet cracked shower really leaks mold on bathroom ceiling was given a kettle but no actual coffee or tea given also no cups

Staff was great

Expedia canceled our hotel stay at Hotel Napoleon in Rome Italy without warning, an offer for another solution, and last minute 2 pre booked rooms for September 27 to 28. We had no other option so that said it worked. Expedia is a problem vendor

We really like the stuff, the location of the property and the room was very nice and clean. It was definitely a good surprise :)

Great location near Termini Train Station and wonderful, very helpful staff.

A little confusing to find. Hotel goes by 2names. Hotel Philia and Hotel Ventura Rome. There is someone at the desk 24/7. Hotels.com said breakfast was included. They do NOT offer breakfast. Their elevator was not working from ground floor to floor 1. Location is ok for access to Roma Termini station.

Rude hotel staff watched me struggle into the door. Despite offering aircon and airport transfer on website there wasn’t anything. Rooms and bathroom modern. Pity it didn’t extend to the door as the lock was not secure. If it were anywhere else for $300 a night it is overpriced

Me pareció un buen hotel, la atención es muy buena y su personal es muy profesional

Close to Termini. Private bathroom is a plus. Room is a bit small though. Nice place overall.

BUDGET HOTEL A/C doesn't work till June, I arrived in May; warm & noisy with window open. Staff (except Ali and young male) were not helpful. Phone missing. Sharp contrast from Hotel San Lorenzo. Close to Termini. 2 stars vs 3. Not sure if I would rec

not a 3 star accomidation

Well located about 5 minutes from Termini and places to eat. Main street turns into a market in the mornings. Typical european breakfast. Bathroom size ok against other hotels in Rome.

Nice size room. A walk away from the train station and metro. Breakfast doe's not have a big selection. Good choice for the traveler that wants to see the city and not spend much time in the room.

The area is a bit shady and noisy. They allow you 30 months minutes of free WiFi so I chose to pay extra for 12 hours. It is as terrible the wifi goes in and out every couple of minutes! When we said something we were directed to the Breakfast room to use. Then we noticed there was no remote for tv and was told they would look for one for us. After about 2 hours I asked again and was told it would be about 11 pm before they would be able to even look as she was alone at desk We never did get one. There were huge groups of young students checing in and out of hotel. So I think it is more of a hostel. Did not like or feel safe here.

Hi: Please inform the hotel manager that we found our missing jacket in our luggage which we thought is missing in the hotel room and gave a complaint to the manager. It was our mistake to complaint without checking it properly in our baggage. My apologies. I recommend this hotel and its value for money and near to train station.

When I arrived to the Hotel my invoice was ready without asked by it (discourtesy) and additionally receptionist asked me by a tax of euros 3 by each person and per night (I paid euros 18). She argued me hotel had improve its category to 4 stars and tax also now up from 2 to 3 euros. Additionally I request password for Wi-Fi and receptionist said me it is not included and I should talk directly with Expedia. I show terms in reservation and booking from Expedia and Wi-Fi should be included as free. Also there are some hotel in the same building. Really is a bit old the building Old TV and disconnected from cable It still use the old keys to open the door not electronic key

This hotel has its reception desk to the right entrance of the building that requires walking up about 8 steep steps to reach. The elevator is on the same level as reception. To enter the hallway on the 3rd floor in which my room was located, I needed to be buzzed in through a door after ringing a bell and waiting for a response. No key was provided for entrance to the hotel rooms on the third floor. There were different hotels on different floors of the same building and to the right part and left part of the floor after coming out of the elevator. It was a bit disorienting to see so many different hotel establishments in one building. The shower head hung from the water regulators because the fixture above was broken, so that I needed to hold the shower head with one hand while I applied soap to my body with the other. Showering in this condition was a bit awkward to say the least. The room was very dusty. I placed the towel over the heater to dry and the top of the heater was covered with a film of dust. If you are allergic to dust--as I am--it's recommended you look elsewhere to sleep. I don't know when the last time they rented out the room was since the room was so musty and full of dust. There are quite a few better options for hotels in this area, which is somewhat close to Termini train station.

We were there inky onr night. People were friendly & helpful, room was clean, enough linens supplied, everything in bathroom worked well. However, they have a but of a wierd system to get into your room where they have to open a door for you into your hallway every yime you come in. Room is very small, but it's Rome. We were at street level on the street side and it was very, very noisy all night!

Hôtel bien situé, très proche de la gare centrale Termini mais au calme. Chambre correct, fait le travail ! Les plus : - bonne situation proche gare et restaurant - au calme - réception ouverte en permanence - bouilloire disponible dans la chambre Les moins : - une seule chaise disponible, une seconde serait plus adaptée - réception difficile à trouver. En fait, l’adresse dispose de plusieurs hôtels et l’accueil de l’hôtel Ventura se trouve au RDC , qui est géré par l’hôtel PHILIA.