Cambridge Hotel Rome

( 3 stars , Rome , Italy )

Nice hotel for the price, close to the train station, free wifi internet service. Friendly staff, safe neighborhood, good restaurant recomendations.

+ locality ease of travelling from hotel to all parts of rome

nice central location, friendly service but bathroom plumbing is a bit demanding

This hotel is perfect for a short stay in Rome, about three blocks away from the Termini Rail Station - - close enough for convenience, but far enough away to avoid the hustle and bustle of the rail station. The hotel seems to be run by a family; they were very attentive to any needs we had, and they answered any questions we had on how to get to certain landmarks around town. They always spoke in English to us, and we appreciated that as we did not speak Italian. They provided us with a cot for our 16 month old at no charge, too. The room had high ceilings, which made the room feel bigger than it actually was. Breakfast was pretty good for a hotel breakfast. They served coffee to your liking (cappuccino, latte, etc) and provided an assortment of pastries, fruit and yogurt. The room also had a small refridgerator in which we stored our son's medicine (as it had to be refridgerated) and that was also nice. We would like to note the hotel has a tiny elevator (lift), and although we did not need it because we were on the first floor, it was nice to see because other hotels we stayed in during our two week trek through Italy, did not have one.

+ Room was clean. Good break fast. Just 4 blocks away from the Central Railway station. - Bathroom was small

Perfect location, close to the railway station. Small but clean and nice room.

+ Firstly, the very welcoming attitude at the hotel desk, the helpful attitude of all of the staff, the quiet at night time, the fact that my room was made up and tidied when I was out. - Breakfast is poor.

Very nice stay, a perfectly clean place at a 5-minute walk from the train station (in the direction opposite to the historic center, but if you're going to walk through Rome it doesn't make a big difference). I give a middle-range score to the "quality vs. price" question mainly because I keep on thinking that 100 EUR for a night's sleep is awesome... however I do not have a vast knowledge of Italy's hotels, so maybe it's a fair market price. I won't call this place a real 3-star, however: it's a bunch of rooms in a palace with no real common spaces... said this, the staff was helpful (maybe a bit cold), we arrived quite early in the morning and they immediately gave us our room then kept our luggage on the day of departure, and the room was perfect.

+ Hotel is clean, and staff is good. - Breakfast is poor.

+ the size of the room,clean,staff friendly, I liked it so much I booked this hotel for my sister and brother-in law. Who felt the same about your hotel. - Der Frühstücksraum ist sehr klein.