“Excellent emplacement”

La chambre était petite mais propre. Il n'y a pas d'ascenseur, donc porter valises en trois vols d'escaliers étroits était un défi. Le personnel de l'hôtel n'était pas très aimable, mais l'emplacement de l'hôtel est super. À distance de marche de toutes les attractions touristiques et il était dans… Plus

La chambre était petite mais propre. Il n'y a pas d'ascenseur, donc porter valises en trois vols d'escaliers étroits était un défi. Le personnel de l'hôtel n'était pas très aimable, mais l'emplacement de l'hôtel est super. À distance de marche de toutes les attractions touristiques et il était dans une zone sûre. Il y avait beaucoup de bruit des gens sur la rue, ce qui la rend difficile de dormir. Dans l'ensemble, un excellent emplacement pour le prix.

Moins

“Good value for money. Not fancy, but good basic hotel with THE best location”

We stayed for 4 nights and have absolutely no complaints. Don't get me wrong, it's not the Ritz and don't expect a luxurious honeymoon suite :). BUT the hotel (which it is = Pomenzia hotel) offers the best location in Rome. We were literally in walking distance of all major attractions. The rooms… Plus

We stayed for 4 nights and have absolutely no complaints. Don't get me wrong, it's not the Ritz and don't expect a luxurious honeymoon suite :). BUT the hotel (which it is = Pomenzia hotel) offers the best location in Rome. We were literally in walking distance of all major attractions. The rooms are a bit run down but very importantly they are clean (and kept clean with daily house keeping), have working air condition, decent bathroom (OK shower, toilet, hair drier etc.). The area and the small old town streets are very nice and you are spoiled with choices for restaurants and deli shops - Campo Di Fiori just around the corner (would not reccoment for 30+ at night at it is a hot spot for tourist trap-bar and resturants and US teens spending a semester in Europe. But you find amazing restaurants and shops in the side streets of campo De Firori though, so that is def. worth exploring. We didn't experience any loud noise issues at the hotel and we're in our mid thirties, so I would consider it unfair to call it a backpacking/young/noisy hotel. Staff are friendly but we didn't have any need to have a lot of communication with them thou - things worked fine so it was mostly "helly, good buy" that kinda thing :) This is an absolute adequate hotel for the travelers who "just" need a comfortable base in the heart of rome at a cheap price without compromising on cleanliness and standard comfort. For more special occasions (romance) I would probably go a bit more up-scale thou :)

Moins

“Surprisingly worthwhile”

A lot of reviews on the internet like to give this place a bad name, but I honestly found it amazing for such a cheap hotel, especially in central Rome. I was on the first floor of the b and b, and to my surprise, my room had wifi...sure the view to my room was terrible but to live quite central in… Plus

A lot of reviews on the internet like to give this place a bad name, but I honestly found it amazing for such a cheap hotel, especially in central Rome. I was on the first floor of the b and b, and to my surprise, my room had wifi...sure the view to my room was terrible but to live quite central in Rome was so worth it. A walk away from the Colosseum, Camp d'Fiori, Piazza Navona, Vatican City was all worth it. Definitely ask the hotel for directions as Roma is like a maze. I actually loved coming back to this place, it just added to the tourist feel. However, if you're looking for a romantic getaway and you're not the backpacking, eloping type of couple I would not recommend it, as the bed duvets feel like sandpaper and the rooms are quite small. Just remember that it is called POMEZIA HOTEL. Not Flora, as the Italian people don't know it as this, and the signage is Pomezia too. The receptionists were very helpful too, even though he sent me to the wrong beach ( I wanted to go to Sperlonga, but he thought I wanted to go to Lido di Roma, which resulted in me losing hours in a day, getting attacked by pickpockets, lost in Italy somewhere, and stuck in Travestere on the way back, as there was a strike where we were staying and the bus took an alternate route without telling the passengers, and mentally drained the night before I was going home) but it all added to the experience I suppose!

Moins

“Second stay great location but noisy”

After a long hunt for reasonably priced accommodation in Rome (with thanks to tripadvisor site!) I decided to stay at flora BnB again ( also known as hotel pomezia, I think more expensive to book via pomezia). The location is faultless. Via dei chiavari is a beautiful medieval road, and the Histor… Plus

After a long hunt for reasonably priced accommodation in Rome (with thanks to tripadvisor site!) I decided to stay at flora BnB again ( also known as hotel pomezia, I think more expensive to book via pomezia). The location is faultless. Via dei chiavari is a beautiful medieval road, and the Historic centre is at your doorstep. I forgot however about the noise, and stays 4 night arriving on a Thursday. Thur was a bit loud, fri and sat were very loud till 2am or so and Sunday quiet. Great place to stay if you want to be out late and have fun though. It's very basic, the rooms are a bit dingy, the bed was ok and the shower curtain a bit dirty but overall it's clean and reasonably priced. They have nice chocolate stuffed croissants at breakfast, the rest on offer is basic. The staff are friendly and were very helpful. I think its best to approach with a few words of Italian, as this really helps. Wifi only available in lobby and very slow. Next time I think I will stay in prati district again as its quiter.

Moins