Hotel Sweet Home

The hotel is very close to Rome Central Station, so it's no problem to walk with luggage. There is a restaurant next to the hotel entrance with dining tables next to it. There is a sign above the entrance that says HOTEL SWEET HOME. When you enter, you need to press the doorbell on the right and wait for the hotel to open. The reception counter is on the 2nd floor (the elevator is very slow, so if your luggage is not heavy, it is faster to carry it up the stairs). The service attitude of the counter staff is good, there is someone at the counter 24 hours a day (you need to return the key to the counter for safekeeping when you go out), the wifi password is posted on the back of the room door, the room is cleaned every day and is clean enough. The only downside is that this hotel has been open for a long time and the decoration is old (you can see that it is old, the tablecloth has holes, the toilet has a low flush...), and the shower room is very small (but the water volume is OK).

I booked on a special offer, I was very worried that I would get a bad room, but everything went great. I want to note the excellent location relative to the terminus with things and a suitcase in 5 minutes and it was convenient to leave by bus from Via Cliotti. I want to note, I wrote that it is important to me clean bed linen - no complaints, I stayed for 5 nights it was even changed once, the water pressure and the presence of hot water are also all normal. I want to note the friendliness of the staff at the reception at any shift responded to any question. Pros reception 24/7 there is an elevator with luggage you can go up. Other reviews complained about the noise, I apparently had good double-glazed windows with closed ones slept great, when airing of course it was noisier did not bother me take earplugs if this is important. I walked everywhere, even to the Vatican in 1 hour. Cleaning daily, there is a refrigerator, luggage and things can be left after check-out. I will stay again if I visit Rome. By the way, I even liked the design of the corridors, I had a wonderful painting opposite the exit, I'm attaching a photo)

Close to bus, easy to get around

It's easily accessible, a 5-minute walk from Termini Station. Enter through the hotel entrance to the right, and the reception is up the stairs at the back left. Accommodation tax can only be paid in cash. Considering the average price of hotels in Rome, this is a good value for money stay.