Hotel dekat Stazione Di Ciampino, Rome

It’s not the 1st time stay in.. can say it’s our 2nd home when we in Italy 😂🤣. Every time we in Italy sure will staying here coz super convenient!! Highly recommend!!

It is very far from the city center. but the connectivity is very convenient the hotel is 1 min walk from the bus stop. The hotel is very clean, the room is very spacious. Breakfast is very luxurious the best breakfast I had in all of Italy. Highly recommended.

Very large hotel. Reception with the presence of two operators throughout the day, serious, professional and helpful. Excellent rooms, clean tastefully decorated; presence of bathtub, a rarity in hotels, but very very pleasant. International breakfast with fresh and very abundant products. Pleasant and well-kept outdoor swimming pool.

Hotels in downtown Rome are very expensive, but this hotel is very cost-effective. I stayed here for 3 days. It's a 2-minute walk from the penultimate station on Rome Metro Line A. It takes 13 stops from Rome Central Station, which takes about 20 minutes. Line A of the Rome Metro can go to Piazza di Spagna and the Vatican, which takes 40 minutes. There is also a super large shopping mall near the hotel, including a large Carrefour supermarket. The breakfast at the hotel was also great. The room is very quiet, the air conditioning system is powerful, and the windows can still be opened for ventilation. I will stay here again when I come to Rome.

The hotel was great, featuring very clean and spacious rooms with balconies. It was very cozy and comfortable. However, transportation was an issue. To visit attractions like the Colosseum, Vatican City, or Trevi Fountain, you need to take a bus to Laurentina and then the Metro, which runs every five minutes. The main problem lies with the bus schedule, which is unpredictable. Additionally, the air conditioning is turned off after midnight and stops automatically during the day. In this weather, air conditioning is essential, and I hope the management will address this issue. Aside from these problems, the hotel was amazing.

Everything else was good, but the breakfast was so bad. It had old odd empty croissants and eggs which were one day with bacon and the other with sausage. One day there was literally nothing left for breakfast… everyone was disappointed.

The hotel is located in the south-east of Rome, halfway between the Porta Furba and Numidio Quadrato metro stations on line A. It takes 25-30 minutes to reach the center in a straight line. Transport in Rome is something with something, so it's up to you to decide whether to spend an hour every day on the road in crush, stuffiness and at the risk of becoming a victim of pickpockets. The hotel itself is simple, the rooms are cleaned symbolically, the dust, as it was, for example, on the phone, remained there four days later. They changed towels, took out the trash and straightened the blanket on the bed - in fact, this was the cleaning. The maid on the second day entered the room without knocking (we were still sleeping), despite the lit do not disturb signal. On the third and fourth days there were water shortages in the morning. Plumbing does not flow on its own, but condensation constantly forms on the toilet cistern, from which a decent puddle can drip onto the floor. Hot water is really hot here, and cold water is cold. There is black mold on the tiles in the shower area. Nearby there are several good coffee shops where you can have breakfast (breakfast is not provided in the hotel). It is also worth considering that the hotel is located under the glide path of planes landing at Rome's Ciampino airport. The first liners flew steadily over us at about six o'clock in the morning.

As part of our ongoing Europe trip, I stayed with my aunt and my friend for 4 nights; we booked 2 rooms, our bed looked like a double but was 2 single joined so it was great for me and my aunt as we separated the beds. The hotel had good amenities - private bathroom was huge although for some reason the lights would just turn off randomly? I don't know if it was just our room or everyone else's. The swimming pool is only opened in the summer!! so it was closed for us, which was sad. The staff was really nice and they gave us extra blankets, coffee machine and a kettle when we asked for it! Really appreciated their help and trust me there was so many large groups always arriving at this hotel so they were doing amazing. We paid for dinner once and a breakfast. Dinner was hit or miss - I loved my Chicken salad, but the others weren't impressed with the burgers they had but breakfast was definitely better. I think the star was the beans because wow they were good. The only major cons about the stay was that our room was located right next to the elevator (same as Florence) and it was noisy all morning and late at night, plus some construction at like 8am ish so please if you can, ask for a faraway room! Also the distance from the city centre was quite tiring, yes it is only 23 mins metro from the Torre Angela station but an 11 mins walk from the station to the hotel and with our suitcases and the station exit not having any elevators, it was hard work. To get to the hotel side, you need to first go down the stairs, then up the stairs and go down again so if you are walking from the station to the hotel, be prepared!