Rome Hotels with Wifi

"The rooms and decor are quite refined and very photogenic. Although the room is small, it's fully equipped. It's very close to Termini Station and not far from the main attractions. There are plenty of supermarkets and dining options nearby; the closest supermarket is just around the corner, about 50 meters away on foot. If you arrive early or leave late, you can store your luggage yourself in a small room next to the front desk, which might be a coffee room. I personally feel it's safe. The coffee room has water and a restroom, making it convenient to sit and rest. The hotel has a small, old-fashioned elevator, but there's a flight of stairs from the entrance to the elevator, which can be a bit challenging if you have large suitcases. The shower stall is a bit peculiar, with half glass and half curtain, but it's generally functional. The room heating is excellent; after getting caught in the rain outside, it was instantly warm and dry inside!"

"Good value for money. Beds were clean. It's noisy at night until around midnight, even though it's almost right next to the main train station, but that's okay. Friendly staff."

"Not bad! It's not far from where I needed to go for my business trip! 👍 The hotel is about a 7-8 minute walk from Rome train station, and there are quite a few places to eat nearby!"

"The room was clean and the bed very comfortable. However, the shower door was misaligned and never fixed. The lift was not working on the first day, though a porter helped carry our luggage for free. Location is about a 9-minute walk to the bus/metro station. There was no free twin room option and the upgrade was mandatory, as split beds were not possible for the room we booked, which was disappointing. The upgrade made the stay expensive, and the price dropped significantly afterwards, so booking early on Trip.com did not feel worth the value."

"Comfortable location, comfortable in the room, the price for Rome is relatively small. The settlement is automatic, everything went quickly and clear. It was pleasant to surprise that we were given 4 bottles of water and delicious chocolate. The lobby also had a tea and coffee, with a huge selection of caramel candy."

"Location is great, though relying only on stairs to reach the 5th floor is not for everyone, especially with heavy luggage involved. The drain rate of the shower stall is on the slow side, and having 4 people staying in the quadruple room is going to be testy space-wise. Unfortunately we encountered power issues on two consecutive days, which took a some hours to resolve. A request for clotheshangers was left unresponded to for days. Rome has very hard water, and this place doesn't provide conditioner, so bring your own. Also, there isn't a mini fridge so my family resorted to placing our items on the window ledge to chill since we visited in winter"

"The room was a bit compact, but for Rome, it was perfectly adequate. The hotel's toiletries were excellent, especially the lotion, which I really liked. The hotel is very close to Termini Station, which was originally a factor since I planned to travel by train. However, we ended up taking taxis everywhere. We walked to Piazza Venezia, Trevi Fountain, and the Spanish Steps. Next door, there's a Chinese restaurant called Wangxianglou; their boiled beef was decent, and the hot and sour soup was quite authentic. There's also a scooter rental nearby; we rented a Vespa for half a day for 45 euros."

"The hotel is situated in central Rome, opposite the train station, and in the city center so its easy and convenient to get around the city. The HOp on and Hop off bus tickets can be bought from the hotel reception. However this hotel is very old, the rooms are old and not very well kept. We booked a standard room, and then paid 60 euros more to upgrade to a superior room which wasn't actually superior. The floors are old and the whole look of the room is very old. The bathroom has a tub and hand shower and the temperature of the water keeps on changing so you need to becareful not to get burnt or not to get too cold. The staff are great though, very helpful and always there to help if you need anything. Breakfast was just ok, nothing special, and there can be more of a variety. The elevator is very small so if you don't like being in small spaces, best to take the stairs."

"It was okay. This was the first hotel we stayed at in Rome, and we later realized that hotels in this price range are all pretty similar. If you're traveling with kids, I'd recommend bringing your own sheets and pajamas, as the quality is comparable to a budget hotel chain like Home Inn in China. For those who are out and about all day and don't spend much time in their room, this could be a suitable option."

"I had an amazing stay at Hostel Castello Maggione in Rome truly a 5-star experience! From the moment I arrived, the staff made me feel incredibly welcome. They were friendly, helpful, and always ready with great tips about the city. The location is perfect close to major attractions and well connected by public transport, making it super easy to explore Rome. The atmosphere in the hostel is relaxed and social, ideal for meeting other travelers while still being able to enjoy some quiet time when needed. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well maintained, and the common areas were cozy and inviting. Everything felt safe and well organized, which made my stay stress-free. Overall, I couldn’t have asked for a better experience. Great value for money, excellent service, and a fantastic vibe. I would absolutely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Rome!"