“Nyttjade knappt rummet. Hade vänner som bodde närmare city och där var vi hela dagar och kvällar.”
Not a lot of positives. We misjudged the location when booking and ended up taking many subway rides.
Ann-christinHá 2 semanas
Só um momento…
★★★·Roma Rm, Rome·8.4
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Family‑run Hotel Principe di Piemonte sits steps from Rome’s Termini Station, offering swift access to trains, buses, and airport shuttles. A 5‑minute walk reaches Vittorio Emanuele Metro, connecting directly to the Vatican and Spanish Steps. Guests enjoy a complimentary continental buffet breakfast, free city maps, 24‑hour bar and lounge, air‑conditioned rooms with minibars, and multilingual staff ready to assist.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
Not a lot of positives. We misjudged the location when booking and ended up taking many subway rides.
Ann-christin·Há 2 semanas
It was cheap, but the first staff member insisted I pay the tourist tax in cash. The breakfast was awful, and the area is okay until you get near Termini, where it feels unsafe.
Zeus·Há 2 semanas
The place was spotless and the staff were friendly and helpful, with great shower pressure. I was disappointed that the hotel was closed when I needed to be close to Roma Termini, and the area isn’t one I’d return to. A bit of a facelift would make it better.
Isabel·Há 2 semanas
The hotel is within walking distance of major sights (about 25 minutes to the Colosseum/Forum) and 10 minutes to Termini station by metro. The neighborhood feels safe even late at night. The towels were more like sheets, so I brought two from Ukraine. The iron was advertised as a travel iron but was extremely small, unusable for anything but children's clothes. I didn’t expect much from breakfast, knowing how it is in Italy, but I still wanted an omelette and veggies; seven days of just bread and heavy rolls was tiring.
Yelyzaveta·Há 2 semanas
Friendly atmosphere, good location, and helpful staff.
Joanna·Há 2 semanas