3-Star Hotels in Lazio, Italy

The area near the station in Rome is very dirty and messy. It is recommended not to check in too late. This is really a super old hotel. The furniture is in tatters. It feels about the same age as my grandma. The bathroom is very small, the hair dryer is very powerful, the room is very clean, the front desk staff is also very professional and enthusiastic, you can send luggage, the transportation to the city is not too bad, but the No. 3 tram is old and delayed. Fortunately, the alternative transportation nearby is not far away. It is recommended that the hotel be renovated.

Not a bad experience at this hotel, close to metro and train which is helpful and walking distance (although long) from San John Lateran and the city centre if you are a keen walked. Cleanliness was very bad though with mouldy shower, leaking bathroom tap and broken towel holder. Breakfast was very good. Service was good and helpful. A bit overpriced but with a but of lceaning/ maintenance would be a great place to stay

If you don't mind a backpacking styled hotel, this is not bad. My only comment is the air conditioner is very rundown esp when we need cooler room during the hot summer.

Very comfortable and recommended hotel Just 5 minutes away from Roma Trasteverse train station Check in I arrived at around 9pm that day. I bought cup noodles but couldn't find hot water. Then the receptionist's brother took us to the hotel restaurant and opened the gate so we could fill up the hot water. I feel like the staff are all friendly. The hotel room was very comfortable and clean, and I had a good rest every night. However, the hotel is next to a kindergarten, so if you are still resting after around 8:00 or 9:00 on weekdays, you may hear the voices of children.

Hotel Impero Rome location is the main reason why I chose this hotel. I booked a 17m room and it was on the forth floor, it came with a small balcony that opens up to a lovely view. The hotel is clean and classical but the furnishing is old and the air can be a little stale or too much fragrance after the cleaning service. There are rooms slippers and basic amenities provided too. Receptionist and staff is generally nice and luggage can be stored after a no late check out policy. Many eateries and a mini super market is on the same street so it’s convenient to get food and drinks.

The hotel is clean and offers free parking – perfect if you're traveling by car. There's not much in the immediate vicinity other than a shopping center, so a car is definitely recommended. If you want to get to the center of Rome, head to the Giardinetti metro station (parking: €1.50 for 12 hours) and from there take the metro to the Colosseum. The breakfast was okay, but unfortunately the plates and trays weren't completely clean – there's room for improvement.

Very clean, there is a Carrefour supermarket downstairs, very quiet at night, the surrounding small restaurants are cheap and authentic, all locals go. It's 910 from the train station, not far from the Vatican. The breakfast was very good, there was a terrace and the National Day rehearsal, that is, no change, but the European breakfast is normal. The room has a refrigerator, four apples on ice, and three left in a day, it's cute.

Exceeded our expectations. Everything was good. Close to the metro station, clean, great services. Cannot talk about the food because we did not eat there. Maybe would have been good to have some slippers in the room, as i doubt most people bring their own, especially if it's a short trip, but besides that everything was good. Would definitely come back.

In addition to being a little far from the train station, it is about 20 minutes, the other is good, the 500-story suite is great value, and it is free for several days. The staff are very warm

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