Andreina

( 2 stars , Rome , Italy )

Hotel Andreina is in a convenient location for trains, buses and the Metro as well as being close to the major sights of Rome. The area is quite noisy bit the hotel's double glazing is very effective in keeping the noise out. The hotel is on two floors of a multi-occupancy building. Entry is via reception on the 4th floor. Rooms on the third floor are accessed by a second, very small lift. Not for those who dislike lifts or suffer from claustrophobia. Breakfast is taken at an adjacent bar. Not really worth paying extra for in our opinion. Rooms are simple and spotlessly clean with clean towels provided every day. One thing spoiled our stay at the Andreina. On our first night after a very long day we were looking forward to an early night. The key broke in the lock and the hotel staff tried for 3 hours to gain access to our room before arranging a room at a rather grotty hotel next door. A locksmith was called the following day and we were expected to pay the €200 bill. Although we did not believe we were at fault and unsure of the legal position we agreed to pay half of this. We felt the hotel was trying to recoup the loss of revenue for the first night and felt we were being ripped off. For this reason would not use this Hotel again. All in all the experience spoiled what was otherwise a great time in Rome.

Everything was as expected,=OK ,only breakfast was not good - we use to have better breakfast in other hotels in different cities in Europe.

We stayed in a double bed room with private bath. But the room is so small that you can hardly move around if you are of big size. The breakfast offered is terrible and of cheap quality. I think they are over priced but may be that is Rome. The hotel because of its closeness to railway station is convenient, but also very cheap and you feel very uncomfortable at night with all those idle people loitering around the street.

Very clean rooms and really friendly personnell ! We would go back there anytime. The only downsides are relatively small rooms, and the direct surrounding is obviously not a pretty one - but you ought to know that if you choose Termini neighbourhood.

horrible location!!! and breakfast too bad ..

I very much enjoyed the price. The hotel is extremely convenient for connections by train, bus and metro. Even though it is right next to the Termini station, the hotel was quiet and clean. The service provided by the employees was excellent. The room itself was nice, modest, clean and the whole hotel was very nicely remodeled and decorated. For Rome, this was a very good deal and will definitely stay there the next time I am in Rome.

good location! very close to train station. room is clean and tidy. however, a bit noisy at night time.

The staff was really nice and helpfull. The athmosphere was friendly and familary. The surrundings were not so nice but still it was okey because it was close to the station with buses etc and when you came into the buildning and the hotel everthyning was

We select Hotel Andreina for our Long-Weekend-Trip to Rom under the aspects, it must be a small hotel, near by the centre with the historic sites, at the same not so far from train-/bus-station and of course the category of price in middle segment. After our visit we can say the area around Termini is a little bit difficult but we had newer a bad or an unsure feeling. Finaly our comment to Hotel Andreina, it is a prime address, with nice and clean rooms and a very friendly reception around the clock. So we can recommend this accommodation with good conscience.

Situation, cleanliness and service was excellent. Having breakfast at a snack bar was disappointing, I did expect to eat in the hotel, particularly as the room was not cheap. However this did not detract from the overall pleasure of having a few days in Rome.