3-Star Hotels in Lazio, Italy

My friend and I traveled to Rome, and we were a little apprehensive. But the pleasant surprise of meeting such kind and friendly people, the amazing room they gave us with a little terrace, made our stay unforgettable. Everything was spotless, and the cleaning staff, always smiling, made us feel right at home. We would definitely go back. Thank you, Hotel Impero, for everything! 🙏🙏🙏

This hotel is extremely old, and the room facilities are decades out of date. Initially, they gave me a room without a shower. When I asked the staff, they told me I'd have to use the public bathroom down the hall for a shower?? Unbelievable. So I requested a room change. The bathroom in the new room had a strong musty smell that wouldn't go away even after two days of keeping the window open. The shower stall was incredibly small; I'd hit the glass just trying to raise my arm. The water boiled in the kettle had a strange taste and a lot of impurities and sediment, I'm not sure if it was the water quality or the kettle itself. When I was packing to check out, I found bed bugs crawling on my clothes!!!! That made me anxious for the rest of my trip. Other than that, everything else was just mediocre, but given the price and good location, I guess that's what you get.

The hotel itself is decent. It's conveniently located, and the facilities are alright, including a washer/dryer. I booked early, so it was a steal at just over 600 RMB a night. Not many reviews for this place, so I'll add more photos. They give you a voucher for the downstairs restaurant, which you can redeem for a free glass of red wine—a nice little perk. After 7 or 8 PM, you'll see a lot of homeless people around, but there are also police patrols, so no need to worry too much. Overall, at just over 600 RMB a night, it's pretty good and offers great value for money!

We booked the hotel because of had an early flight out of Fiumicino. The hotel is about 15 minutes from the airport and offers a shuttle service running about every 30 minutes. Unlike most hotels that offer shuttle services for free, B&B Hotel Roma Fiumicino Aeroporto Fiera 2 charges 8 Euro per person for the shuttle service, which is a bit too much, since it doesn't use a regular car but a big fan for 8 plus people. Although staff was sure friendly and accommodating given the late hours at which we checked-in and the early hours we checked-out, the facilities/service was a bit rubbish. There were not enough towels in the bedroom, the room temperature was just too hot for the time of the year, and the breakfast offered was just a bag full of ultra-processed food, there was not even an apple. Stay if you have an early flight, given the proximity to the airport, but don't expect anything beyond the bare minimum.

Me ha gustado bastante el hotel porque ha estado muy bien el servicio y las instalaciones aunque la ubicación es un poco mala porque tiene las paradas del transporte a más 15 min andando. Aun asi mi experiencia en el hotel la califico como buena.

The location of the hotel is very comfortable and close to the city center. We had a nice room, everything was clean. Also, I would like to highlight delicious breakfast. Enjoyed our stay! Thank you very much!

A 10-minute walk from the Central Station, this place offers a quiet escape despite being in a bustling area. The first room I was assigned had a foul, musty odor, making it uninhabitable. It seemed like the toilet might have been broken and without water. After contacting the staff, they immediately came to inspect and moved me to a different room. Although this room was a bit smaller, it had a refrigerator and a kettle, which I actually preferred.

The staff were friendly and helpful. We stayed one night and booked last minute. They held our luggage in the morning while we explored the area and went for breakfast. The bed was comfortable, spacious and clean and the room is spacious with high ceilings. There is a bar and restaurant a minutes walk away that is reasonably priced. We got a bottle of Prosecco for €20. There is also 2 very popular bakery’s a 5 minute walk away. Great for breakfast, we spent around €5 per person. It cost €14 to get a taxi to centre and 15 mins during Saturday morning traffic (10am}. If you’ve traveled around Asia the rooms will seem very poor. I get the aesthetic is partly to keep with “Old Rome” but there were basics that didn’t look maintained such as pipe from toilet fixture leaking and the shower basin not draining. There is also only 2 plug sockets in the room, 1 by the bed the other by the radiator. The walls are very thin so bring ear plugs as you’ll hear peoples alarms go off and bin collection in the morning. If you’re traveling on a budget I think it’s a nice stay you’ll just have to factor in travel costs to and from the centre or rent a scooter.

Hotel Montecarlo We were in Rome in May 2025 for 4 days, stayed at Hotel Montecarlo, really liked the location, walking distance to the Colosseum, we used a taxi to the Vatican, but if you want, you can walk in about 40 minutes, the entire center is within walking distance, the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps. The hotel itself is in an old beautiful house, very clean, no unpleasant odors, a modern elevator will take you to the 7th floor for breakfast. Good Wi-Fi. The room has comfortable mattresses, the cleanest snow-white linen and towels, a bidet shower and shower accessories, good water pressure in the shower. The hair dryer is only old-fashioned, but new. The lighting in the room was a little lacking. The prices are expensive, but correspond to the center. Nice friendly staff. There are many cafes and restaurants around, everything is very tasty.

Overall experience is good. The convenience distance from the train station. The staff at checking were generally helpful. The breakfast was a continental type and had an abundance of food, including fruits, too..