Cheap Hotels in Rome

"As a traveler, I found the price to be reasonable, and the hotel comfortable and convenient. It's very close to the Central Station, making it super easy to take the express train from the airport, drop off my bags, and head straight to the metro. Coming back at night to officially check-in was no problem at all."

"I would like to express my gratitude to the front desk and especially to Housekeeping Emanuella for their exceptional service during our stay starting on June 17th. Right from check-in, the front desk staff were warm and attentive, making us feel genuinely welcomed. Emanuella went above and beyond by taking the time to understand our desire for a honeymoon-worthy room and personally ensuring we found one that perfectly matched our vision of romance and privacy. Her thoughtful recommendations and cheerful attitude turned a simple room selection into a memorable part of our journey."

"It is a bit far from most tourist area, main train station. The view of the room is not nice. However, the room is clean and enough space. Would be a good 3/5 rating."

"It was quite a challenging stay. The requests I made in the booking were completely ignored. Upon arrival, we had to change rooms, which seemed to upset the front desk staff quite a bit. A South Asian porter helped us with our luggage. I didn't have any small change, as I mostly pay with cards and rarely use cash, so I only gave him a 2 Euro coin as a tip. From that moment on, whenever he saw us, he showed absolutely no expression. I mean, it's not like I was going to give him a 200 or 500 Euro bill, right? Was it even worth that much? The hotel breakfast was excellent. The room, although not as good as the original one after the change, was still acceptable. The location is fantastic: just a few dozen meters from the train station, and there's an airport shuttle right outside. There are no issues with the location, and the area isn't as chaotic as some say. The only problem is that all the staff had rather cold and indifferent expressions, making you feel, for a moment, like you weren't even in Italy! I won't be staying here again, even with its many advantages. I just don't want to deal with their attitudes!"

"Sanitation: The hotel absolutely stank of sewage, I don't know where it was coming from. I saw reviews mentioning it before booking but thought it might be a rare occurrence. Environment: The motorbikes downstairs were incredibly loud! It's right by the road, and because the hotel is next to a crossroads, it's extremely noisy. You could hear motorbikes roaring even in the middle of the night, making it impossible to sleep. The soundproofing is also terrible; you can clearly hear people talking when they walk past your door. If you're a light sleeper, be very careful about staying here! Sanitation: The cleanliness itself was quite good. Facilities: The environment is also great, aside from the flaws mentioned above, everything else is pretty good, especially the excellent location. It's only a 5-minute walk to the subway station. Service: The front desk staff were all very friendly, warm, and helpful."

"Close to Termini and bus stops so it’s convenient however it’s a little bit far from famous locations so I recommend you say the first day and the last day of your trip, overall service was really good and I liked the vibe of the place, it had a lot of vintage pieces and the lobby is really beautiful"

"We had a lovely stay at Hotel Corot in Rome. The staff were friendly and accommodating. The location was brilliant as it is right next to the station made getting around easy and there were plenty of great restaurants just steps away. The rooms are a little dated, but that just added to the charm and character of the place. Overall, it was a comfortable and convenient base for exploring the city, and we’d happily stay here again."

"Check-in yaptıktan sonra bina içinde iki kat yukarı çıkıyorsunuz. Oda temizdi. Dolaplar var, ancak çantanızı kilitleyemiyorsunuz. Çalışanlar ilgili ve yardımseverdi."

"I actually quite liked the classical style, and the room was very spacious. The toiletries were Acqua di Parma, and the location was very close to Termini Station and the Repubblica metro station, just a few minutes' walk – these were all definite plusses. What was particularly bad was the service. When checking in, there were two lines, and one of them had no one in it. The staff didn't seem to be doing anything. After waiting for a long time, I tried asking and it turned out they could process check-ins there, but it felt like they'd just ignore you if you didn't ask. Also, they didn't mention anything about breakfast times or anything else, whereas the other line, dealing with Americans, got all sorts of reminders and information. We actually speak decent English and had done some research, learned a few Italian phrases, and were very polite, so I'm not sure if it was a staff difference or what. The concierge at the front desk was similar; we arrived around 1 PM and were told rooms wouldn't be ready until 2:30 PM, so we needed to store our luggage. The luggage storage area was locked. The concierge didn't offer to take our luggage or open the door proactively. After we asked, he just opened the door expressionlessly, as if it was a huge effort. For our family of three, they added a small bed to the room. There was a connecting door in the wardrobe area to the adjacent room. Although it was locked, we heard the neighbor trying to twist the handle a few times at night, and it was quite loud. I'm pretty sure the other room was just curious, as I even tried twisting it myself to see how secure it was... but hearing that sudden noise in the middle of the night was unsettling. Breakfast was also very mediocre. The bread quality was average, the coffee was average, and the freshness of the fruit was noticeably worse than at the hotels we stayed at in Florence. It might offer decent value for money. You might want to consider what factors are most important to you before choosing this place."

"The room was quite spacious, like a small suite. It had an electric kettle (which was broken and had to be replaced) and a capsule coffee machine (it leaked, but was still usable). The bathroom was too small, and the shower even smaller. The showerhead was poorly installed, making it awkward to stand comfortably. We stayed for four days, and the breakfast was exactly the same every morning – not a buffet, but a fixed set meal. It was enough to keep you from starving but certainly not filling: a few wilted leaves, a couple of cherry tomatoes, a fried egg, one or two tiny bacon slices, one slice of toast, one small piece of cake, a cup of coffee, a cup of juice, and a yogurt per person. What I really want to talk about is the front desk. We unfortunately encountered the most impatient woman mentioned in other reviews. It was as if we owed her money; she had a cold, impatient demeanor the entire time. My goodness, after so many trips to Europe, this is the first time I've encountered such a terrible front desk. If she dislikes her job so much, she should find a new one, rather than being angry all the time – it's bad for her health! 🧐 The following is my husband's comment; he insisted on adding a few words: 🧐 I am very surprised. I seem to owe money for this hotel. The staff, a lady, seems unhappy with this **** job. All the time of check-in, she was rather angry. Even if life isn't fair to this lady, you can't lose temper with clients. So far, I still think, why?"