Roma Rm, Rome·9.1
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也可以直接打，比如 “20号前后，住三晚”
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Roma Termini Tina Ya B&B, a modern B&B in Rome’s city centre, offers free Wi‑Fi, air‑conditioning, and a lift for effortless access. Each room includes a private bathroom, washing machine, fully equipped kitchenette, coffee machine, microwave, and stovetop. Guests enjoy a dining area, work desk, and free toiletries.
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住客对酒店各方面的评价。
The room was spacious, clean, and had good fittings. The location was convenient. However, the hotel is extremely hard to find; the name is not prominent at all. There was no reception desk, and a disembodied voice gave you instructions.
Marella·3周前
Breakfast was served at a nearby café and was nice. The property itself was clean. It’s very close to the train station and feels safe because it’s surrounded by many restaurants, so people are always coming and going. The host was very kind and made everything run smoothly.
Renato·3周前
The location was good. Breakfast was typical for Italy, just bread and coffee.
Mario·4周前
The apartment was spacious, furnished, and clean, very close to Termini train station and very quiet. There were many food options in the area. Communication with the host was good, with clear instructions for arrival, self‑check‑in, and check‑out.
Maayan·1个月前
The location is strategic next to the station, but nothing else special. The three rooms share a common area with a usable kitchen. The space is large, air‑conditioned, and the building is partially renovated with new paint, doors, and an air‑conditioner. Cleanliness was not up to standard; hair and fur were found around. The furniture is excessive and confusing. Some maintenance is needed: the shower head is loose, the toilet brush is full of previous guests’ feces, and the sheets are colored; I prefer white ones that show stains and hair. A mattress protector topper would be preferable. Breakfast is a partnership with a bar for good croissants and cappuccino, but if you’re used to a full breakfast, a croissant alone isn’t enough. The price‑quality ratio is personally low; usually the Romagna Riviera is 30‑40 euros, but I understand Rome is pricier, though it should objectively cost less. Lastly, the girl who does check‑in doesn’t speak Italian, so it’s hard to understand; you could also arrange online check‑in.
Marcello·1个月前