“Nice”

It was a good deal for the price we got the room was nice the people in reception was a bit arrogant arrogant for the type of place that they run. All in all it is a place I would recommend to all my friends was very nice pleasant experience especially since it's in the central area in Rome and eve… Plus

It was a good deal for the price we got the room was nice the people in reception was a bit arrogant arrogant for the type of place that they run. All in all it is a place I would recommend to all my friends was very nice pleasant experience especially since it's in the central area in Rome and everything is accessible from the metro to the buses to restaurants and to the centre of which you could just walk if you don't want to spend money on tickets

Moins

“Very friendly”

The host Alberto was friendly and informative. We had a rom with bath and it was small but had what we needed. It was very clean and organized. It was a short way to the Metro that was only 2 stops from Termini so very central. Would stay here again.

“Decent place for a short stay!”

I normally do not stay in B&Bs. I prefer hotels. The fact that you don't have a 24h reception, have to contact the owner beforehand to arrange an appropriate time for check-in and are normally given a bunch of keys to open this and that door, usually puts me off from looking at these types of pla… Plus

I normally do not stay in B&Bs. I prefer hotels. The fact that you don't have a 24h reception, have to contact the owner beforehand to arrange an appropriate time for check-in and are normally given a bunch of keys to open this and that door, usually puts me off from looking at these types of places. Termini Gold B&B was booked because it was suitably priced and we were only going to stay in Rome for a short two-night stay. We were not disappointed as the room we were given had pretty decent decor, was very clean and comfortable and the owner Alberto was a friendly chap who was willing to offer help and advice related to our stay. However, please bear in mind that though the name suggests proximity to the Termini train station, actually it's a 12-15 minute walk away and if you have heavy luggage you might find the walk somewhat strenuous. Probably you'd need to use a taxi. Also, the area is not that excellent for public transport unless you walk to the Termini Station each time you want to go out. The nearest metro, Manzoni, is an 8-minute walk away and the choice of buses was somewhat limited. The nearest major site of interest is the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano (a must-see) - this is maybe 20 min away on foot. The only negative thing about the place was the breakfast, particularly the bread and pastries. True, Italian breakfasts are all about bread, biscotti and pastries but I was disappointed with the rather stale croissants and bread that were offered to us. Also the quality and type of croissants reminded me of the type you'd buy in bulk at a Lidl supermarket ! So, yes, that was a real disappointment...would have probably given a VERY GOOD rating if not for this small detail, which, I hope, the owner can improve upon. Coffee was from a machine (self-service) but was very good and there was also some fresh cereal available as well as juices and yoghurts. For some reason, we were made to sign a paper stating that we would not be uploading any photos of the room on the social media, including Facebook and Tripadvisor. I found this rather strange because, as I said before, the room was actually very nice, clean and well-kept. To sum up, the place is good-value for money and well-worth considering for a short stay. For longer stays, I'd prefer to stay somewhere in the Trastevere area (I love that lively area of Rome) or somewhere more central, close to Via del Corso perhaps (obviously the prices there would be higher!).

Moins