Luciano Laterani Guest House

The only thing that made this stay somewhat tolerable was its location, right at the back of San Juan de Letrán on an empty street with an abandoned hospital nearby. I dealt with dampness, broken sheets, a towel that lasted five days, a very basic room, and only bar soap for showering.

Rosa·Há uma semana

“Konum ve ev güzel, yataklar rahatsız”

The place had a nice spot, just a few minutes on foot from the metro stop and 15‑20 minutes walking to the college, so it could be called fairly central. A market right across the street was a big plus. The key‑pad entry allowed us to go straight in without talking to anyone, which was very convenient. We also appreciated the in‑room washing machine, ample hygiene supplies, and plenty of power outlets for charging. The two air‑conditioners worked well, the balcony was a nice touch, and the internet was quite good. The kitchen supplies were insufficient. The shower curtain in the bathroom caused water to stay in the tub after each shower, so we had to clean it. The beds weren’t very comfortable, and there were no extra seating or chairs. After a full day outside, the only reason to come back was to sleep, yet the mattresses and pillows were uncomfortable. There was a lot of traffic noise in the area, but closing the windows and doors reduced it somewhat. Even though the price was a bit high, overall it was a good stay.

Emre·Há 2 semanas

It’s very close to the Terminus station and the Colosseum, with a very accessible location in a quiet zone.

Marisela·Há 2 semanas

“Decent”

The room and bathroom were nice. After 7 pm the staff didn’t respond, and sometimes the door code stopped working because the buttons were worn, so you could get stuck outside.

Miranda·Há 3 semanas

“Muy Comodo para descansar despues de caminar mucho”

It’s near the Colosseum (12‑15 minutes walking), a metro station is close, and a supermarket is super close. It’s far from the Vatican, so taxis are expensive and public transport is tricky.

Sugey·Há 3 semanas