Hotels Near Museo Crocetti in Rome

We enjoyed our stay here. It was only a 15 euro taxi ride from the train station (and 55 euros to the airport). This hotel is outside of the hustle and bustle of the center city but everything is an easy walk across the bridge. There is good public transportation in Rome but we only used it for our trips from the train station and to the airport this time. Our longest walk was to the Roman Forum and Colosseum. That’s a beautiful walk. When we checked it we were assigned the two rooms (114,115) mentioned in a critical review just recently posted on TripAdvisor. I had no problem with the shower. Temperature and water pressure are both very good. I know how to take a shower (no water on the floor). I like the location of this hotel. The room was very quiet with no barking dogs. I was wary after reading that previous review and brought it up on check in. I was told to give the hotel the benefit of the doubt and was assured if we had any issues they would take care of us immediately. Everything was just fine. I stand by my five star review.

Nice hotel perfectly situated between Via del Corso and Pantheon. A distinguished hotel with nice rooms and good beds. Nice straff and good cleaning. We liked the roof garden where we could eat our breakfast. The breakfast was rather simple, but ok. Missed some vegetables. You will feel very safe here because you have to pass several policemen on your way in. The plate in front of the parlament is closed to the public.

It was an extended weekend family trip, so this hotel was a good fit since it was not all that far away from some interesting things, and it was priced reasonably. The room was spacious, with a plain design making it a little ugly, but it was clean and well cared for. Our view was of the apartments in the opposite buildings, but we got our views elsewhere. The bathroom was OK even if the shower doors did not close properly. They cleaned the room daily and left fresh towels, even if we did not ask for. What was really bad was the soap/shampoo that they offered. Not that it smelled bad or anything but it reminded me of the soaps hotels had in the 80s The common are was almost always busy, but the people were respectful and friendly, and left the place clean. The wifi was fast, even when using VPN like I did. Breakfast was nice, with a lot of choices and interesting flavors. But the coffee was really bad. You do not expect that in Italy, but it was from an automatic machine that made different kind of coffees, so the result was bad. The people that worked there were always smiling, were friendly and eager to help, which is something that always helps when you are staying in a foreign country. The hotel is next to a police station and the immediate area felt safe, even at night. There are homeless people close by but they never bothered us. There is also a metro station within walking distance. All in all, we had a pleasant stay and it is a great choice for a brief family vacation

Location is amazing, walking distance to Termini train Station. Metro and Busstop 200m. Very clean, good breakfast although Coffee was cold one morning. Has A/C and a small fridge, didnt use it though. Stated in a Single room w a Single bed, very comfy. Shower is very small so a 'bigger' person might have problems to get in the shower. WLAN works perfectly. Stuff is nice. Restaurants are close. Stated 3 nights it was perfect for a City Trip.

I'm sure that each of us has his own scale of factors to evaluate whether a place is beautiful or ugly but that the added value is the people. In this clean, nice and very comfortable hotel, near the Roma Termini station, it is precisely the people who make a small hotel a point of reference for our trips to Rome. Paola from the reception was, and is, the person who followed us during the booking process and who went out of her way to help us project our photographs on a wall, in a small room set up just for us, a small group of photographers arrived in town for a two day photography course. Thanks Thanks Thanks dear Paola, you are invaluable for the hotel and for the people who stay with you.. an infinite thanks from all of us. Federica

Our stay at the Hotel Archimediocre was strange to say the least. The hallways and common areas were fairly nice, and the breakfast was okay. However the rooms were a rather different story. Our room was shared between three, and two of the beds were pushed up against each other so we had to essentially share a bed. The sheets and towels were unclean and there was hair all over them, suggesting they hadn’t been cleaned properly. My sheets also had holes in them. The shower was inconvenient, as there was no shower curtain and no plug, so we had to take showers sitting down in the bath (which was stained). The privacy was limited. Our window looked out onto a utility area which was very dirty. The utility area also seemed to be used as a smoking spot for the staff. However, since the window was not airtight, the smell of cigarettes filled our room frequently. What’s more, our blinds didn’t close all the way and we saw the staff looking into our room through the window several times. Our friend’s door handle fell off the door too, which made opening and closing the room difficult. The air conditioning was functional, however it made our room smell disgusting. Since our trip was in the spring this was not too much of an issue, but had we travelled a few months earlier this would have been another story. The staff were not unkind but neither were they overly warm. However, the location of the hotel was good, and our stay overall was not too bad.

The room is clean and clean. Rome has few homestays with slippers and toothbrushes.. Close to the attractions. Convenient transportation. Downstairs bar street. Safe and lively! Good choice.

We booked two nights in this B&B without anyone knowing what expectations, we needed only a support to sleep and wash, and we had to spend the days out. But just when you entered this room, say that we were coming to cry is little! Room costs more than EUR 100 per night, without a need for too many words, I attach the photos. From the window a sparkling view, the various room accessories were falling in pieces, the abatjour was disconnecting from the wall, the hair dryer full of muffa, the dirty window!!! The small bathroom could not move inside, one thing never seen. There is no room to move between shower, washing and water!!!! And I don't want to talk about the neighborhood, outside the door of this residence, they were homeless everywhere on the ground. We are people who adapt, I repeat, we did not seek anything luxurious, but at least the minimum essential to stay dignified . The owner is a gentle person, my advice is to make this room not lively, but at least presentable, because it is not. The room was warm because of the presence of hot thermophones on the night and night hours. The mattress was comfortable and soft, you sleep well. But, unfortunately, with regard to location in itself, if you are looking for a minimum of decentness, I strongly advise you to change your place.

I have never been to a place where a hotel feels like home. This is one of the amazing benefits of staying in Ostello Bello. The staff, bartenders, and night shift felt like absolute family by the end and I truly will never stay anywhere else while in Rome. Fravio (hope I am spelling that right) made my trip with his kind and friendly demeanor. All of the bartenders made me feel at home and welcome at all times. Treating me more than fairly in every citrcumstance. The rooms were clean and nice, with working showers and good facilities. I truly have nothing negative to say about my visit.

No wordt, just go there, you Will have no remarks to make . Good location, perfect sanitary, excellent services, Nice restaurant, friendly staff, what Else do you want, i Will surely recommend if you plan tot visit Firenze