Hotels with WiFi in Rome

"It was okay. This was the first hotel we stayed at in Rome, and we later realized that hotels in this price range are all pretty similar. If you're traveling with kids, I'd recommend bringing your own sheets and pajamas, as the quality is comparable to a budget hotel chain like Home Inn in China. For those who are out and about all day and don't spend much time in their room, this could be a suitable option."

"The receptionist and all staffs are amazing, friendly and very accomodating! Good job and keep up the good work!"

"Location is superb. Just minutes away from train station. Bus stop right in front of hotel. Reception was friendly and helpful. Gym was a tad run down and located in basement . Theres two supermarket nearby, one within the next enroute to train station and the other bigger one minutes away (google for UPM clothes store and the sipermkt is next to it)."

"I have experienced my self staying in this hostel for a night. I thought the condition is bad as what I read in the google feedback. But in fact it is not that I expected. Everything is good, clean, and satisfactory. Very recommended for those who seek cheap accommodation in Rome."

"It's in a very good location. Although it was a hot summer, the air conditioning worked really well and I was able to have a comfortable and cool time. The staff is friendly, the breakfast is delicious, and I know several hotels in Rome, but none are as good as this one at this price. I don't understand the negative reviews and the low ratings. It's so underrated."

"This hotel is perfect for solo travelers. I booked it for my dad, who was traveling alone and doesn't speak the local language. Luckily, there was a wonderful Chinese staff member who helped him with translation and directions. The location is super convenient, just a three-minute walk from Termini train station. If you're booking for family or friends who aren't experienced travelers, this place is really handy and also reasonably priced!"

"I chose to stay here for three nights in Rome. The guesthouse's transportation is quite convenient; bus 71 is right across the street, and it seems to be a main route in Rome, reaching many major places. Bus 492 is also nearby, so with these two bus lines, you should be able to travel around Rome easily. The hotel environment was good; it was quite impressive upon check-in. However, after staying continuously, I noticed some shortcomings, making it feel more suitable for a one-night stay. On the second day, housekeeping only tidied the bed sheets; the bath towels I'd left on the floor after showering the previous day were just rehung and not replaced. I didn't realize this the first time and even picked it up to dry myself again, only to find it was dirty on the third night. Whenever I returned from sightseeing and opened the door to my room, there was always a toilet odor. The soundproofing isn't great. Many guests start packing their luggage before dawn to catch early trains, so the noise was a bit loud and affected my sleep. The guesthouse has a communal kitchen with a coffee machine and even fruit (though not very fresh). There was a bottle of drinking water on the first day, but none on the second. There's a large supermarket right next door to the guesthouse, which is super convenient for shopping. There's also a slightly smaller supermarket across the street. So convenient! The guesthouse offers luggage storage after check-out."

"The place is really comfortable, easy to access, the bus to go to town stops almost in front of the village, and in 15min you are at the metro station. Really good value for money. I was there with my mom and grandmother, they enjoyed a lot, nice restaurant, mini market in the village, clean space and with everything that we need. I really recommend it!! Specially for families 😊"

"TLTR: This is not a 4 star hotel. The location is great, but literally everything else is a compromise… Let me start with 2 advantages of this hotel, since it won’t take long. The first is location. You literally take the north exit from Roma Termini to Via Marsala, cross two streets and take a right - and you are there! It’s that simple :) The other advantage is breakfast: it’s the same everyday, but it’s decent, much better than I expected. And now to the disadvantages… First and foremost: there was black mold in the bathroom! Lots of it. Why “lots”? Because the acceptable amount of mold in the bathroom for a 4 start hotel is zero. Second, the bed didn’t have a headboard. Do you know the acceptable number of headboards for a 4 start hotel? You guessed it: at least one :) The bed was actually two beds crammed together (which I don’t mind), but there was no duvet cover! Seriously: there was a sheet to sleep on, a separate sheet to cover yourself, a warm blanket and a sheet to put over it! Needless to say that during the night the sheet that was between the body and the blanket would be carried away. And yeah, all this 3-in-1 construction was tucked under the mattress like the future of Italy depends on it! What the actual ****?! Do you sleep like that at home? I bet you don’t; so, why would you sleep like that in a 4 star hotel?! Thirdly, there were no slippers, no microwave, no ******* table to eat from, no teakettle, no iron, no shower curtain, nothing! What we got was two paper cups in the bathroom and that’s it. 4 star hotel class service, right? It gets better! If we wanted hot water, we had to go downstairs from the 4th floor to get it from a broken *** mid-sized boiler located right next to the reception desk! Dear guests of this 4 star hotel, please don’t mind my wife getting some hot water for her noodles while you check in and pay tourist tax, it’s fine. When in Rome, you know… Fourthly, the quality of everything in the room was not great… to say the least. The walls were dirty, the hair dryer was really bad, the bottom of the bathroom door was broken. What the ****, guys?! Have you heard of amortization of assets or something? Not cool, not cool. I pay the tax, you fix the ******* door, ok? Lastly, my favorite… there was such a big gap under the front door of the room that everything that was happening on the hotel floor sounded like it was happening in our corridor. I don’t mind people walking past our door, but it really felt like there constantly was a stranger in our room. Couldn’t sleep well because of that. And let me tell you that there was some loud love-making somewhere on the floor… and I felt like a couple was ******* in our corridor! 4 star hotel experience? Not by a bit… All right, let me tell you why I put such a stress on this “4 star hotel” thing. The problem is that in Italy stars in a hotel don’t mean anything! I mean, they mean that the building has a certain amount of facilities, space, etc., but there is no correlation with the quality of staying in a room. Seriously, we stayed in a 3 star hotel in Venice and the room there was much better! To sum it up, this hotel is nice if you need a quick stay next to the railway station… but if you plan to spend more than two days in it… just pick something else if your budget allows. If not: well, you still got the location and the breakfast :) P.S. Cheers to the Asian and the African girls at the reception desk! You are the best :)"