Stayed here for 4 nights and it was a pleasant stay. The location is ideal if you're visiting…read moreVatican City, as it was about a 10 minute walk from the hotel. Otherwise, it was about a 30 minute walk to the Trevi Fountain. There's a daily city fee that needs to be paid in cash (no cards accepted) that's per person ($6/person/night). There is an elevator in addition to stairs. We had a room that fit four people - one full and two separate twins. The bathroom was large but the shower was pretty small. Limited hooks to hold things but there was a closet (no safe). Free breakfast is included and served on the -1 floor. There was a great coffee machine and self service pastries, cold cuts, yogurt, and cereals. Front desk was open 24/7.

Very close to Vatican City and overall clean. wi fi went in and out and at moments the room…read moresmelled like sewage. We mentioned it and they didn't really care.

Rome Termini is huge and rectangular in shape which makes it easy to walk around. There are a lot…read moreof stores and restaurants. It is a very busy station as you can take trains here to go all over Europe. If you buy your tickets with a few days in advance or 1 day in advance you will get a lower price. Prices get higher as the time of travel gets closer. Everyone said be alert for scammers but I felt pretty good and safe here. There's like 5 or more different security departments here. The army, the police, and other security agencies. Over 400k people pass through here daily. The station has a moder look. If you want o see a more historic station with more Sculptures and Art, you MUST see the Milan Central Station. So far, is the best I had seen in the world. I had a tour guide give me the story of the Milan station a different it was amazing. To the right side of the Termini. There's a booth for the Bus customer service of you need the bus. I was lucky to have my hotel across the stfrom the Termini Station so I never got lost. It was a wonderful location for me. Because each time I was anywhere in Tome. I just ask anyone where the Termini station was, and everyone was giving me the directions. There are machines to buy the tickets as well as a booth with customer service agents.

Roma Termini is the central train station, metro station and bus terminal in Rome, located on the…read moreeastern side of the historic central area. From the Latin word for baths "thermae", the name for the station "termini" derives its name from the nearby Baths of Diocletian, its ruins open as a museum opposite the street from the station's main entrance. Piazza dei Cinquecento is the large plaza in front of the station, containing a parking lot and bus stands, a tourist info booth. There is an extended length of ruins of an early 4th century BC Roman Servian Wall (a defensive wall encircling the earliest city boundaries) preserved just outside the station. It's viewable directly adjacent on the north edge of the street leaving the station. The design of station with floor-to-ceiling glass panels with a wave pattern allows commuters inside to admire the ruins from inside. Within the station, 29 train platforms mean plenty of train service, making Rome reachable from most major cities in Italy, and cities across Europe. The entrance hall is filled with restaurants, shops, a couple train lounges and a food court upstairs, car rental offices, post office, railway ticket office, and a tourist info desk. In the basement level has more shops including a grocery store, luggage holding service, and bathrooms. To access the platforms, you need to scan your ticket thru the turnstiles or scanned by the security attendants. The departure/arrivals locations and times are listed on the signs at the head of each platform. I purchased my tickets online in advance so only interaction was scanning my ticket which was quick and easy. The inside of station was clean though would say some of the signs to the platforms are a little confusing. You can find departures and arrivals information at: https://www.romatermini.com

This is not a good hotel if you are looking to be in the thick of downtown Rome or Vatican City…read more It's a 25 min taxi ride (22-27 euros, or 45 min and 2 trains away (but train station is an easy 2 blocks away). Plus, it's in Graffiti City (literally every wall is covered for blocks around), and yes, that's my name for it. It is close by to 3 universities, so for my parents visiting, it is good. However, 6 things to like about the hotel: 1. The hotel is remodeled, opened about 6 months ago, and gorgeous. 2. Price is right. 3. Very nice and helpful service. 4. Restaurant is quite good. 5. Quiet. 6. Technology saavy.

This is just for a weekend hotel. Very tiny but very clean and cute. Staff are helpful and friendly.read more

2 young adults in their early 30s/ late 20s from New York…read moreUSA. We honeymooned here. Location is great we were able to sleep in silence, great views, and 80% of attractions are walkable. The lobby is modern, all of the concierges speak English and are extremely pleasant . The room had a large bed- similar to a king size ( my husband is 6'4) and we slept extremely comfortably. The bathroom is spacious comes with a window , several towels and medium size stand up shower, bidet, blow dryer etc. The room overall was very clean and comfortable. Our room had a huge balcony with patio furniture. The WiFi is slow.

Our 10 day Italy trip began with four days in Rome where we stayed at Feliz in Roma. We were…read moregreeted by Alberta, who was very welcoming and sweet. She gave us a map and showed us where all the sites, bus lines, bank ATM's and must sees of Rome were. We fell in love with her and couldn't have been happier with the room accommodations. The rooms are very modern and clean with high ceilings, AC, TV (we never actually used) and the most comfortable bed we had in our entire trip of Italy. The location is amazing! Right next door is a great cafe for breakfast with a welcoming proprietor. A few blocks away are amazing restaurants, more cafés, and of course, the Colosseum which you can see from your room. On our last day we received a cute goodbye note from Alberta and a special breakfast waiting for us. When we return to Rome, we will be staying here again. Although this is not a gay bed and breakfast, we felt very welcomed as a gay couple staying in Alberta's home.

We stayed at Feliz in Roma for 3 nights in April 2016. We are a family of four - the one bedroom…read moreapartment with a convertible sofa in the living room worked great. The owners did a great job explaining the place to us, including the self service breakfast room and coffee machine. They have plenty of maps and guidebooks available to borrow during your stay. Wi-Fi worked great. There is a TV, but I couldn't find any English language stations, so it pretty much stayed off during our visit. The apartment is a very short walk to the Colosseum, Palatine Hill and The Roman Forum. In the opposite direction is St John Lateran's. While convenient to these attractions the street is not at all touristy. Feels like living in a regular Roman neighborhood. The metro stop is about a 10 minute walk. My only watch out is that the owners prefer to be paid in cash to avoid credit card fees, so make sure to start your ATM withdrawals in time to get around your daily ATM limit and have enough cash to pay your bill! Would definitely stay here again.

This was an emersion into European life. Quite different than what we were used to. No ice machine,…read morea key that turns off the power to the room, including the sorta air conditioner and refrigerator. The little lift (elevator) - one person and suitcase at a time. And there was more that I've come to expect at US hotels that this did not have or required a "workaround", What this hotel did offer in addition to a great atmosphere was a wonderful staff. These people were the best ambassadors Italy could have offered. On the day we were scheduled to leave, there was a transportation strike. Everyone from the manager to the custodian worked to secure a ride to our cruise ship. It turned out to be a nicer private and cheaper ride. I wholeheartedly recommend QT for the Italian atmosphere and hospitality.

Fantastic place to stay. Comfortable, safe and amazing service. Close to Spanish stairs. The room…read morewas very modern look and I love the view from my window. I'll definitely stay there next time I go to Rome.

Tucked away behind 2 large plain looking green doors, down a small corridor and up a few steps up…read moreto the next floor, Navona Luxury Suites turned out to be a great stay. There isn't a hotel sign anywhere on the outside, however once you come up to the double locked big green doors on the street there is a buzzer where Navona is listed on the plaque. This boutique hotel is centrally located, next to Navona Square and within of a 4 minute walk to the Pantheon, and walking distance to most churches, restaurants, Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Coliseum and shopping district. We were a short taxi ride from all main attractions including the Vatican and train station, and even though the hotel is somewhat hidden, the taxis are all familiar with the address since Navona Square is a very popular tourist attraction. I had done a lot of research and didn't find a lot on Navona Square because they had just recently opened when I stayed last year, but based on what I found I liked the location, the fact that it was new and that it was modern and clean. We had a pleasant stay, although the rooms are small they are comfortable, our room had a queen bed and tv and another room with a seating area and a second LED TV, 2 full bathrooms including large glass showers, and 2 small refrigerators, the A/C and water pressure were great. The rooms were modern minimalist as advertised, and the staff were courteous and helpful. My only complain would be that the sliding room doors can sometimes slam and the rooms have poor noise insulation, we could hear our neighbors doors and conversations in the hallway. Also, once you check-in they will provide you with keys for the front green door and one night we came back very late and the keys didn't work, luckily one of the employees was still there and buzzed us in after a short wait, then we found out that the keys had switched but no one told us, since its a small hotel they don't have staff overnight, so if your key doesn't work or you lose it you may find yourself in trouble trying to get back into the building. The lobby is tiny, and there aren't any restaurants or bars inside the hotel, however there are plenty of food and drink options just down the street. Overall a nice stay and excellent location.

This hotel is perfectly situated in Rome to easily access the main tourist points. Once arriving at…read morethis location, nearly all of the big spots are in walking distance. The Colosseum is the exception, but the concierge taught us how to use the public bus system instead if paying for the taxi. She was fantastic. The rooms are clean and ultra modern/minimalistic. We made use of the hidden jacuzzi under the bed, which was a major highlight. The only downside was that there was no other furniture in the bedroom, so we didn't have a good place to out our clothes. The A/C was decent. The room had an awesome shower, a mini fridge, and a safe. The access cards and key we're easy to use.

I was notified that the cancellation was due to an alleged cyberattack and the generation of an…read more'unauthorized rate due to fraudulent access'. As a consumer, I am completely unrelated to any security breaches, IT problems, or operational vulnerabilities in your system. Under European consumer law, a confirmed booking constitutes a binding contract, and economic activity risks must be assumed by the provider, never by the customer. With less than a month to go before the trip, in the peak of high season, the cancellation of this booking leaves me in an extremely vulnerable situation, without accommodation in an overcrowded city and with almost no viable options on the market for the price originally contracted. The property has rooms available, so the refusal to honor the contract constitutes a clear breach of consumer rights. Furthermore, I would like to inform you that I have previously attempted to contact via message, but have received no response to date.

I absolutely loved this hotel!!! I stayed there for 3 nights on July 2014. Their location was very…read moreconvenient and I got a small, cozy room perfect for one person. Everything in the room was impeccable! I only had some trouble with the tv, but someone came up right away and fixed it in a minute. Oh! And when I booked it on Hotwire, it didn't mention that the rate included breakfast, so that was a great surprise, but I didn't really expect it to be as good as it was! There were so many choices!!! I will totally recommend this hotel to anyone on a budget and looking to be close to the main attractions and the metro.