I wrote a review when we stayed here in 2014 and loved it then. 8 years later, I love it just as much. This is a wonderful hotel. It is close to the train station and an easy metro ride to all the sites of Roma. The hotel is beautiful. Rooms are large and clean. Bed is amazing. Best sleep we have had since arriving in Roma. Breakfast was fantastic. We like the little bar for a drink to end the date. But most importantly, the staff, amazing. So friendly, helpful. Love everything about this place and would highy recommend. Will forever be our go to place in Roma. read more

Beautifully decorated old style Italian room and lobby with fantastic breakfast buffet and happy hour snacks! Easy 10 minute walk to Roma Termini train station (35 minute ride to Fiumicino Airport) as well as Castro Pretorio subway with only three (3) stops to The Forum. Great local dining. May bring earplugs as corridor outside room can get a little noisy with later 20th century elevator; part of the charming experience! Great services at front desk and housekeeping!! read more

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About 10min walk from Roma Termini Station. It was a bit far for walk, too close for taking a cab. Especially, when you're hauling a big ass luggage yourself. Plus, when you get there, you have to take a half ass stairs from the street level to the reception. So make sure you got some juice left for heavy lifting. But despite of starting off this review with complaints, our stay at this hotel was very pleasant. Spacious room and spacious bathroom, very stable and relatively fast Wi-Fi connection. Surrounding was pretty quiet and good night sleep was ensured. Also I really like classical, renaissance-ish interior. We didn't try their breakfast but it smelled really good whenever we walked downstairs in the morning. Approximately $90 per person a night. Not cheap but it was right after the long flight from Tokyo. We didn't minding dropping a good amount of money to ensure quality stay. read more

Hotel Canada - Hotels Near Me - Roma, AG

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No need to describe the decor, or design here. Here is what you want to know. In Italy, F on the faucet is cold, C is for the hot water (lol). The room/bathroom was very clean, the staff great and helpful, the in-hotel breakfast is buffet style (lots of fresh fruit, bakery, and proteins), and good stay if you want to be close to the Termini station (about 7 mins walking time). Just a thank you to Best Western for a 5 star stay while passing through Rome. read more

Professional and attentive staff. Very clean. Amazing breakfast. Large comfortable rooms. Walk to Termini Station. Excellent neighborhood for excellent restaurants. Our group of 14 would definitely stay here again! read more

Pros: Beautiful Hotel with a very kind and helpful staff. Beautifully designed rooms and bathrooms. Excellent breakfast. Very Clean. Quiet neighborhood. Cons: We stayed here 4 nights last week and our air conditioning went out on the first night. When we spoke with the gentleman at the desk he just offered us a fan. No one came to work on it or fix it. I feel bad calling it a con because it was very doable. It only got super hot when we were getting ready for the day, but we managed and I was very thankful for the fan. Secondly, again not necessarily a con, but just in case you don't realize, this hotel is close to the train station and far from all other attractions. You will have to get a taxi to do pretty much anything. It was still absolutely worth it to me. I would definitely stay here again! read more

Starting off with the positive: check out my photo of the ceiling in the room! You'd never get this at a Best Western in the US. That said, I won't ever stay here again. I loathe budget hotels. Anything at this price point is pretty passé, considering what you can get for the same price via Airbnb etc. But we were desperate (missed our stop in Florence and also the last train out of Rome) and although Hotel Tonight offered a Ritz at a mere 2X the price of this place, my friend wasn't having it. I knew staying by Termini was not a good idea, but was too tired to argue. As I started to check in, it hit me: of course I didn't have my passport on me as I never carry it unless traveling to another city where I know I'll need it for checking in. UGH!!! We explained how we were stranded and all (my days of all-nighters are over. I was desperate) but I know what the law is and this guy wasn't having it. He told me a copy or photo of it would suffice. I had already paid for the room (thanks, Expedia) yet I learned from my Airbnb host who I called immediately for passport photos, that he basically didn't even want us to wait in the lobby to get it figured out (he spoke with the check-in guy on the phone). A bit extreme, no? He softened up a bit when he learned that between our host and my boyfriend, a photocopy would be forthcoming. I'm going to say here that I don't blame this guy for his severe attitude. A. It's the Best Western and B. It's in the extremely dodgy Termini area (remember that part of Spies when Melissa McCartney was pulling up to her hotel in some dodgy area of Paris and saw the shadow of a rat running past her hotel? That actually happened to us for real. Termini area is to be avoided! Unless you're like the badass version of me 15 years ago. Full disclosure: I was only pretending to be a badass.) The hotel is clean and basic. I was happy looking at the ceiling and immediately began to pretend that I was instead in a hundred-year old countryside villa rather than a moderately-priced practically a hostel in a shady district of Rome. Cleanliness is important. Any traveler knows this. While I won't stay here again left to my own devices, there are worse places to stay for 100 Euro. Also, the elevator is one of those cool old school ornate cage-like contraptions. read more

Hotel Canada - Hotels Near Me - Roma, AG

I've hesitant about posting this review (we stayed Easter Week 2019) however I must share my secret with the rest of the world. While I'd say if you're expecting a Ritz Carlton, go there, otherwise stay at this fine establishment. They went out of their way to make me and my family feel like family in their hotel, all the way from the bellman to the breakfast hostess. The atmosphere is relaxed, none of the stuffiness or formality of a traditional hotel. Everyone seem eager to fulfill your needs, whether it be resetting a circuit breaker I tripped in the first 10 minutes of being there all the way to the front desk which helped me with laser prints each morning for tickets or directions. This brings me to Arber who managed the front desk in the afternoons...on the day before our departure, we dropped our laundry at a local establishment. The owner warned us to be there before closing otherwise we'd have to collect our clothing the following morning (we had an early flight out). We called the front desk of the hotel to find out the phone number of the Bangladeshy laundry which we dropped clothing at, and they offered to call on our behalf. We came to discover that we would not be back in time, so Arber took it upon himself to pick up our laundry before they closed and had it in our room the evening before our departure. This act of hospitality really made me feel as if I was home in Rome. In terms of European hotels the room and bath were nicely sized. The beds were comfy to recharge after long days among the ruins of Rome. And to top it all off their "bar" serviced by the bellman offered $2 beers and $6 carafes of wine, this is unheard of in any hotel, what a value. read more

Excellent service by people who take pride in what they do throughout the employees. Friendly also . Nice breakfast Buffett .

Great location, great staff, great amenities, comfortable and clean rooms. This hotel was actually recommend to me by a colleague so we decided to try it. We got a good deal on two rooms and requested to have them as close together as we good. As others have mentioned, it's a quick 5-10 minute walk from the Termini train station and we never at once felt unsafe in the area. Check-in was quick and the staff was very friendly. We had a lot of bags, so they told us to leave them and they delivered them up to our rooms on the second floor. The rooms may look a little "out-dated", but they're actually pretty neat and make you feel like you're in an ancient Rome setting. The floors and rooms were clean, bed was comfortable and rooms were still pretty spacious. The hallways were clean and nice as well. One minor caveat I had was that the air conditioning was not as strong as I hoped, so with the humid days it would get kind of warm in the room. Additionally, the free wifi worked, but the connection was pretty weak. No problem as if you went to the lobby it was strong. The breakfast buffet was amazing, the food was delicious but I recommend you try to go down early as lines start to form around 9am. Cab ride to the Colosseum and Vatican was around 15-20 Euros from the hotel. read more

Hotel Canada - Hotels Near Me - Roma, AG

Worst hotel ever stayed at in Italy People are okay but the noise is horrible They start yelling and working at 5 in the morning next to the doors of the rooms and the isolation is zero For a place you go for a vacation you need to sleep for couple hours at least We could not because of the loud noise The rooms are huge but housekeeping and room service are the worst, they do not refill anything read more

Stayed one night here in mid may. Easy train ride from FCO airport on the da vinci express train to the main train station (Stazione Roma Termini). Then a quick 5-10 minute walk to the hotel. They graciously allowed me to do early checkin at around 11am. The room was clean and well appointed. Even had hotel slippers, which I was not expecting from a Best Western. The morning breakfast buffet spread (included in my rate package, but is not complimentary for all guests) was delightful and quite a spread. The hotel is less than 5 min walk to the Castro Pretorio metro station, from there you can easily get to all the sights in Rome. read more

Loved this Hotel. I hope to return. Beautiful. Quiet. Gracious. The service was wonderful. I cannot say enough good things about this Hotel. Part of the joy of being in Rome was staying at Hotel Canada. We stayed for six wonderful nights. We loved the breakfast buffet. The hot chocolate was amazing. The beautiful breakfast room setting offered three tables full of food and drinks plus servers who were willing to accommodate my special request, Twice I asked for a Cola Zero, not a common breakfast drink. Someone went to the Hotel bar and brought one to me. Of course, I had to pay the bar charge, but I was very impressed with their willingness to do this for me. There were many more breakfast options than we could possibly try. Breakfast is an extra charge and well worth the money. We had a choice to add breakfast to our package and chose not to. We used the hotel laundry service. Our laundry came back the next morning in fabulous condition. Our Wi-fi was 2G. Twice I had to wait a minute to get a connection, but the Internet service from our room was quite reliable and we had no problems.We didn't use Wi-fi much. It's Rome; It's Hotel Canada - why waste time on the Internet. We only used it to buy tickets for our day's activities. Our departure was at 5:00 am and though we reserved a taxi in advance, it did not arrive. We had four people and more luggage than a normal taxi could hold. The front desk was very helpful in getting us a larger taxi at the last minute. That was quite a feat for the front desk person who told us we may have to go in two taxis. read more

Don't be deterred by the chain affiliation - except for a tiny sign in the lobby you would never know this is a Best Western when you visit. It has the feeling of a small boutique hotel and has apparently been operated by the same family for many generations. Every room is decorated in a different style with different themes for different floors, the lift is an elegant old 1960s-era one and the common areas don't have a chain hotel feel at all. Pros: -About 10-15 minute walk (or one metro stop) from Termini station and right around the corner from the Castro Pretorio metro station -Pretty good food/gelato options nearby and also right around the corner from a PAM grocery store where we we able to buy sunscreen and medicine for my husband when he caught a cold -Friendly staff who were helpful at making dinner reservations and storing luggage -Free wi-fi works very well -Room was very clean and comfortable Cons: -Breakfast buffet has a decent selection (eggs, meats, cheese, pastries, etc.) but I did not find the food to be all that great. Many of the pastries have a lemon glaze I didn't care for and they tend to be stale (a common problem in Italy, in my experience - Italians do many many food well but pastries don't seem to be one of them). -Breakfast doesn't begin until 7. There was one day that we had to leave for a tour at 6:55 and we were told that they would be setting up by then and we could grab something to take with us. That turned out not to be the case and the breakfast room was still locked when we departed, which was disappointing. -As noted above, it's very convenient to the metro and it is easy to get to the Vatican, Spanish Steps and Colosseum on the metro. But there are some neighborhoods of Rome (Trastavere, Campo di Fiori, etc.) that are hard/impossible to reach on the metro and you will most likely need to take cabs. -In general, Italy is cheap compared to the US but hotels in Rome are weirdly expensive and I this hotel is no exception. It is a good deal for Rome, but still more than I would normally expect to pay for this class of hotel. Tips: We loved Osteria 44 (https://www.yelp.com/biz/osteria-quarantaquattro-roma), Pinsere (https://www.yelp.com/biz/pinsere-roma) and Gelateria La Romana (https://www.yelp.com/biz/la-romana-roma-3) which are all an easy walk from the hotel. The cons are pretty minor, and I definitely recommend this place for a (relatively) affordable hotel in Rome. read more

Stayed here for a week before leaving on our cruise back in August. Central to everything. Staff was awesome, They definitely made my stay amazing. Internet is quite spotty and pretty much useless, however they provide a complimentary computer downstairs in the lobby for you to use as long as you like. You may even print for free. If you need a taxi, they will call one for you. Our main transport was the local termini station. Which is 3 -5 minute walk from the hotel. The underground subway takes you everywhere you need to go! The other options is the big red bus tours. Moderate in pricing but you can buy a pass for 3-5 days or even 1 day. We did both this and the termini transportation both took us where we needed to go without too too much walking. Down just by the lobby to the hotel they have quaint little breakfast room. Breakfast here is more affordable and a good "bang for your buck" compared to everywhere else! We paid something like $3 or so for breakfast per person each morning we wanted it. Great deal! Good food, And cooked fresh each day. Place gets crowded so head down early. We were usually ready and out of our room by 8:30. As for the room, Awesome decor! Definitely takes you back in time. The room was very clean! Tv outdated but it gets the job done! Most of the channels are in Italian anyway. The beds are a little more on the rough side, but nothing a body can't handle. It was not rough enough to get up every morning with kinks. My mom and I slept just fine and weren't uncomfortable arising the next day. She being much older and I decently younger. Everything seemed to work out just fine. Overall, great stay. Nothing we both couldn't handle. If you think about visiting the Vatican or the colosseum. Be prepared for long long long lines. The only way you can help yourself not go through that is by getting your tickets ahead of time on their websites. Which is what I did. It worked great. We skipped the lines got our audio devices and tour guides and were in faster than I'd originally thought. So I advise to buy tickets ahead of time. When going to any churches/places of worship or the Vatican you just dress in proper attire to be granted access inside of these places. Knees covered , shoulders covered is the general rule. Keep to it, because once you get in, the same rule applies. Security will be watching and if the visitors take their coverings off (usually a big scarf sold outside) from their waist or shoulders. 2-3 guards will cover you up and escort you out themselves. Sometimes with force. So heed my warning!!! I would definitely come back and stay at this hotel if I was ever in the area. Thanks for having us ! read more

Had a fairly pleasant 4 night stay here in October 2017. I deliberately chose the Termini area so we could take the Leonardo Express to and from the airport, and we also took the train to Florence for a few days. It was very convenient for that; we were able to walk to and from Termini with our luggage. The area is a bit dirty, but we never felt unsafe, even walking around at night or very early in the morning. We arrived in the morning and had to store our luggage because our room was not ready yet. We were told to return at 1pm, as the guests in our room hadn't even checked out yet. We spent the morning sight seeing in a bit of a jet lagged stupor. We were exhausted when we finally returned to the hotel at 1pm, and then were told that the elevator was broken, and we'd have to walk up the 5 flights of stairs to our room. The staffer who showed us to our room used a freight elevator to bring our bags up. I think there must have been something lost in translation here, because later when I asked at the front desk if the elevator was still broken, they said the elevator wasn't broken. It's an ancient elevator and sometimes someone will leave a door open on one of the floors, and then it won't work. But the staffer who brought our bags up may have used the freight elevator simply because the elevator for guests is tiny, and the 3 of us plus our bags would not have fit. Anyway, our room was clean and fairly nice, altho bed was uncomfortable and sagged in the middle. The A/C had been turned off, which we expected in October, and only the fan worked. There's a sensor in the windows and if you have a window open the heat/AC unit won't work at all. The windows did a good job of blocking out traffic noise. However, with the windows closed and just the fan on, our room got stuffy at night. We'd wake up a few times a night and one of us would have to open the window to cool off the room. It's loud with that window open and we'd have to close it in order to sleep. There's a vent in the door to the room, and this allows a nice breeze to come in from the window, but it also let in noise from the hallway. If someone was speaking in a normal voice in the hallway, it was startlingly loud in our room. The maid staff started rolling carts in the halls around 6am and this woke us up every morning. I would probably not stay in this hotel again for this reason. Our final night at Hotel Canada was in a different room. This one was very near the elevator, it was a smoking room that had glass doors that opened onto a small terrace overlooking an inner courtyard. The smoking part of this concerned us, but we did not smell any smoke in the room itself. The courtyard was fairly quiet and we were able to keep the outside doors open all night to let in a nice breeze. Despite being closer to the elevator, this room was much quieter than the first. There are doors around the elevator that are closed at night, so we were closed off in a small area with just 2 other rooms, and didn't have people rolling luggage past our room, or the noise of maid carts and such. The wifi worked well. The bed in the second room was much nicer than the one in our first room. There wasn't a refrigerator in the rooms, but you can get a bucket of ice from the bar on the lobby level. There's a PAM grocery store nearby, and a number of restaurants. Breakfast at the hotel was pretty good - muesli, yogurt, fruit, eggs, fresh bread. It was a fairly pleasant stay overall, and we might consider this hotel again if we could ensure a quiet room like the second (smoking) room that we had. read more

We stayed here in November 2008 and found its great location, a short walk from the Termini (main train station), meant we only paid an EUR11 train fare each way from/to the airport (rather than a taxi) and it was easy for us to travel using the underground trains too. The hotel was reasonably priced. Our room was lovely, but we had to request tea/coffee making facilities as these are not standard but the hotel can supply them on request. The supplies in the bathroom were nice: toothbrush and mini toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, showergel, shower cap, slippers, face tissues. They provided free internet access in the bar area - only on one computer but we only needed to check-in for our return flights so this was fine for us. Breakfast was self-service with cereals, pastries, cold meats, cheeses, yoghurt, bread, toast etc. and the staff were all very helpful. A very nice hotel. read more