Aniene

( 4 stars , Rome , Italy )

Tiny Rooms But Convenient Location and EXCELLENT Staff Buy your own soda to keep in the mini-bar because one coke from the minibar is a whopping $5 dollars. Don't pay to access internet in the lobby, as it's free in your room. Depending on how long you are visiting buy a 4 day visitor's pass or a one week pass for very easy traveling around Rome.

Great Hotel for the price but a little out of town The hotel was great but it is about a 30-40 minute bus ride from the central terminal. Easy to get their if you talk to the bus information booth and have them tell you what bus to take. Then ask the bus driver to stop where you need them to. For us, it was bus 86 and roughly the 19th stop. Traveler's tip on dining There is a little local cafe across the street that offers cold sandwiches for roughly 3 euros.

Hotel is too far from Rome This hotel was extremely difficult to find in Rome. This hotel is not close to the airport. If you are taking public transportation, you must take a bus for about an hour, after taking the Metro for 40 minutes. The actual rooms were nice. If you don’t have a ton of time in Rome, find a more centrally located hotel.

Hotel is too far from Rome This hotel was extremely difficult to find in Rome. This hotel is not close to the airport. If you are taking public transportation, you must take a bus for about an hour, after taking the Metro for 40 minutes. The actual rooms were nice. If you don't have a ton of time in Rome, find a more centrally located hotel.

Tiny Rooms But Convenient Location and EXCELLENT Staff The hotel was very modern and new with a fun orange and black color scheme and all new and stylish furnishings and accents. The rooms were a bit like monk cells in that they were miniscule. If you get a "single" it really is just a twin bed. So be prepared! However,the price was right and it was cheaper by far than other properties in Rome given the free internet, location 300 meters (3 city blocks) from a bus that take you to the center of town, great staff, excellent sense of security, and just a gorgeous property all around. Though they didn’t have other meals, there are fantastic restaurants nearby with several choices from a block away to 4 blocks away. Traveler's tip on saving a few bucks Buy your own soda to keep in the mini-bar because one coke from the minibar is a whopping $5 dollars. Don’t pay to access internet in the lobby, as it’s free in your room. Depending on how long you are visiting buy a 4 day visitor’s pass or a one week pass for very easy traveling around Rome.

Great Hotel for the price but a little out of town There is a little local cafe across the street that offers cold sandwiches for roughly 3 euros.

Staff was nice and accommodating. The hotel was not opened yet due to construction delays, but the staff had re-booked us in another very nice hotel by the Coliseum. They forwarded phones call for us, and paid for the taxi to take us to the other hotel. Hotel description stated the hotel opened in May. Visited June 6th, and it was still not opened.

Comfortable Close to bus stops and there are a few good Italian restaurants around.

really great stay The pizza restuarant, 2 doors away is really good value, great food and welcoming,friendly staff. A really nice way to end a day of busy sightseeing!

A little far... Learn to love scaffolding- it plagues all of our major european cities.