Cascina Palace

( 1 star , Rome , Italy )

would happily return Comfortable hotel, very good breakfasts with plenty of choice- these were much better than we expected. The hotel is very easily reached by tube and bus. We did the journey in approx 20 mins in total- the bus service is very frequent.

Great place to stay Take the bus and the Metro to the city center.

Excellent Stay... My wife and I along with our two year old and 3 month old spent 2 nights. The room was quite small but had a large bed, a crib for the baby, an armoir which locked (handy when you have a 2 yr old!) and an ensuite bath with excellent shower water pressure. No tub. All of the rooms appear to be on the 2nd floor (1st floor for non-americans). Breakfast was an assortment of pastries, fruits, cereals, yogurts, cofee/tea, etc. Internet access is through a single computer in the common area. I never did get the TV to work, but that was ok. Altogether, I felt we received excellent value. The hotel is small, quite clean, and the staff was accommodating.

Internet access too expensive Buy tickets for the Bus/Metro at the "Cartoleria" News Papers stand rigth at the corner. Take bus route 14 to Ponte Mammolo Station and take metro to Rome downtown, enjoy. (ussing the same ticket).

Hotel with good attitude price/quality Hotel in quiet area in Rome. Good price per night. Very good continental breakfast. One minus: no internet access in this hotel!!!

A perfect place to stay Bring a comfortable pair of sneakers and dress casually. I read too many internet sites that said only to wear 'dressy' clothes, and this was false-Romans wear jeans and yes...sneakers. Wear what's comfy- you're going to be walking around a lot!

Excellent Stay... My wife and I along with our two year old and 3 month old spent 2 nights. The room was quite small but had a large bed, a crib for the baby, an armoir which locked (handy when you have a 2 yr old!) and an ensuite bath with excellent shower water pressure. No tub. All of the rooms appear to be on the 2nd floor (1st floor for non-americans). Breakfast was an assortment of pastries, fruits, cereals, yogurts, cofee/tea, etc. Internet access is through a single computer in the common area. I never did get the TV to work, but that was ok. Altogether, I felt we received excellent value. The hotel is small, quite clean, and the staff was accommodating.

Internet access too expensive The Internet access is limited just at lobie, It is not free. It is too expensive!! Traveler's tip on saving a few bucks Buy tickets for the Bus/Metro at the "Cartoleria" News Papers stand rigth at the corner. Take bus route 14 to Ponte Mammolo Station and take metro to Rome downtown, enjoy. (ussing the same ticket).

Great place to stay Hotel Review: Many of the Hotel staff members speak perfect English. If the English speaking Assistant Manager is at the reception desk when you arrive - your stay will start off on the right foot. Her English is perfect, style is cheerful, is very knowledgeable about the Rome area - and very helpful to finding answers to your questions & fulfilling your requests. The Hotel offers you a pleasant ambiance, the breakfast is good - but please some wheat bread. The rooms are clean and reasonably well kept. It’s to bad they make you pay for the wireless internet available in the room. All in all a good place to stay with a family. Take the bus and the Metro to the city center.

safe car parking cleanliness breakfast quality and diversity friendly staff a little too noisy needs two public transport means to reach the center of the city