The quiet, and the proximity to buses and trains were positives. Going out for lunch was a downside.
Sylvie5 months ago
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Dipendenza Hotel Galileo, an 18th-century property, blends old-world charm with modern amenities. Elegant rooms feature antique furnishings, LCD TVs, and high-speed internet. Air-conditioned rooms have showers and bathroom amenities. A continental buffet breakfast is served at a nearby sister hotel. Located 250m from Castro Pretorio Metro and 1 stop from Termini Station, with the Coliseum just 3 metro stops away.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The quiet, and the proximity to buses and trains were positives. Going out for lunch was a downside.
Sylvie·5 months ago
The quiet, the location, and the breakfasts were positives. The setup in a annex was a bit tricky to access each time (digicode, then an intercom linked to the hotel reception nearby… The furniture was a bit basic for two people sharing the same room: only one chair, one bedside lamp).
Joel·5 months ago
The room was simple but roomy, and the location was convenient. The cleanliness and layout of the annex seemed less maintained than the hotel.
Mrp·5 months ago
Located 10 minute walk from Termini station. Also close to grocery store and restaurants. Rooms were average. There is the Dipendenza Galileo Hotel and Galileo Hotel. Dipendenza is older and not renovated and located in a separate building to Galileo. It's sufficient for 3 nights but can be noisy as is on street
Katherine·5 months ago
The location is convenient near the main art sites, the station, and dining options. The staff are qualified and the building is clean. I recommend it! The hotel’s Dipendenza is in a historic building, but the walls on the different mezzanines need work: some plaster is crumbling and the electrical maintenance is exposed. The elevator, though historic, feels a bit claustrophobic.
Luisa·5 months ago