Hotel Ferrarese

沒有早餐。空調使用需要加五歐元，很奇葩。垃圾袋沒有換，衹是把裏面垃圾倒出。冰箱不能用。總之，失望。一棟樓有三家酒店，安全性尚可，交通方便。

The man who is in charge came in our room without our knowledge our first day out. We are two young women and we take certain safety measures when traveling. Our first day in room we left in the morning, with the lights on on purpose (to see if anyone is in the room or had been in the room). When we returned the lights were turned off and there was a random sim card on our bed that did not belong to either me or my friend. The next day my friend and I were sleeping and heard a knock on our door. The knock was not followed by anything so we didn't think much of it. To our surprise, about thirty minutes later, the man in charge fully came into our room without knocking or anything. My friend was in bed wearing underwear while I was in the bathroom taking a shower. The man came in the room and said "I'm sorry, I didnt know anyone was in here, there's a problem with the AC I had to check." There was no problem with the AC. We were shocked that we caught him in the act. He entered our room without our knowledge the day before and did God knows what (our passports, money, and personal things were scattered everywhere.) My friend was too shocked to speak when he came in the room. I finally finished my shower and went to speak to the man about how that is unprofessional, disrespectful, and completely not okay. He was nowhere to found for the next two days. He was actively avoiding us after he got caught. Also the place smells weird nd the room didn't have any shampoo or conditioner.

This 2 star hotel is located near the train station. It is located in a large historic building, Via Principe Amedeo 76. There are several 2 star hotels in this building, each one on a different floor. Our room was on the 4th floor but the reception and breakfast room were on the 2nd? floor. I was with my elderly mother but fortunately there is an old antique elevator and so the stairs were not an issue for us although I can imagine that in high season it could be a problem because only two people at a time can fit into it. The room was basic, quite small but very clean. There was a small TV, fridge and free WiFi. The beds were comfortable but I didn't sleep very well because the city was noisy! A continental breakfast is included and I was pleasantly surprised that it was good and satisfying. They offer a selection of freshly baked Italian brioches, cereal, bread, jam, butter, coffee and juice. We ordered cappuccino and juice twice and we did not have to pay extra. The young staff working in the breakfast room were extremely polite and accommodating. In the morning, I asked the receptionist if she could order a taxi for us which she gladly did and it arrived after 1 minute! Although some would consider any area near the station as not being safe, I did not have this feeling because Via Principe Amedeo is lined with budget hotels and hostels and so it's a very lively area full of tourists. It was also very convenient because there are several Roman trattorias nearby. We dined in the one next to our hotel, Ristorante Elettra and we had a lovely dinner. I recommend booking the room directly on their website because it is cheaper than other booking sites.

1. When i came there i asked fir a reduce for 3 euros of the city tax. The recepcionist girl promised me to pay 35 euros a night instead of 38. When i came back in the afternoon to check in, the tecepcionist man refused for this reduce and was very rood to me. He even called to his coleage from the morning that lied which she said she didn't agree for this discount. Finally i stayed there for a night which i got another room instead the one i was promised to get. Small, old, crowed, ugly view and stinky! 2. In the morning there was a normal breakfast but they limited to only on corason per person. When i started talking to that recepcionist girl about her promise and her lie, she involved the man that probably was a superviser in that time. When i said to him about to reduce that wasn't respected, he started scream on me and even became angry on me for the alcogel i used which leaked down in case little bit on the table. He was very rood man, and then when i checked out, he started again screaming on me and cursed me in italian. I cursed him back, and when i left downstairs with all my luggage he ran away after me and tried to attsck me! While he called me "bastardo" (bastared) and screamed also go away. I hope poeple will read my experience there and won't come there.

The building never said Ferrerese on it so I had a very hard time finding it. The staff was surly. Other people were rude. I didn"t feel welcome there. The street people kept me up all night. I couldn't t

We arrived to the hotel and a receptions named Elena greeted us. She was wonderful. Elena was very nice and pleasant to us. Our room was not ready because we had arrived at 11am. Which its understandable. But, she was nice enough to store our luggages in a secure location where we can go and start exploring the city of Rome. She had informed us that the room would be ready at 2pm. So we left and came back at that time and the room was ready. The room is pretty small and the bathroom was even smaller. It was three of us but we handle it with no problems. The room we had was very quiet and dark. The wifi worked just fine in the room. The breakfast is ok. I do recommend this hotel for a few days or less. The location is great if you are using the train. If your lucky to be greeted by Elena even better.

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Very close to the train station which was convenient. There is a train shuttle to the airport.

The man on reception was lovely and very helpful. But the bed was very uncomfortable and it’s quite dated in it’s decor. It’s also in a block with many other hotels so it’s confusing a bit.