Italy – Rome
Rome Times Hotel / 4 stars

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• Rooms are small and dark. The triple room we stayed in had hardly any space to move around, with a frosted partition between the bedroom and bathroom. Daily cleaning of the floors was not up to standard. However, the location is convenient, being close to the train station and numerous attractions. While the staff were generally polite, Marco at reception stood out for his helpfulness in arranging taxis and guiding us to nearby sites. Overall, I felt it did not offer good value for money.
• This hotel boasts an ideal location with friendly, professional staff. We enjoyed three fabulous days here after a major issue with our previous accommodation. The breakfast was outstanding and offered great value; the wine selection was delightful.
• During my short stay of two nights, I found it very convenient for walking everywhere, just a 15-minute stroll from Termini train station. Breakfast provided an impressive array of options including cold cuts, eggs, sausage, bread, cereal, and desserts. There was a coffee machine that was somewhat confusing to use; I would have preferred having coffee or hot water readily available.
• I chose this hotel for its proximity to major tourist attractions in Rome—just a five-minute walk to the Pantheon and about ten minutes to Circus Maximus/Colosseum/Trevi Fountain. The staff were friendly and communicated well in English.
• Rome Times Hotel has room conditions that differ from what was reserved. I booked a Junior Suite meant for four people but received a room with one sofa bed and one rollaway bed instead of two single beds as advertised on Agoda. When I addressed this issue with the staff, they insisted it was indeed the original configuration despite acknowledging discrepancies between their setup and Agoda’s photos.
• The shower room lacked a door entirely; it should have featured an automatic glass door which was missing. Although there was a toilet door for privacy, this design is unsuitable for families with children entering puberty who require privacy while showering. Despite my complaints about this issue being common across many rooms at the hotel, it did not resolve my discomfort during my stay.
• I requested a room change but was informed no rooms matching Agoda’s description were available nor any rooms equipped with doors for showers. Communication barriers hindered progress as different staff members provided conflicting information over two days regarding potential solutions.
• While other hotels during my trip excelled in service and comfort, Rome Times Hotel only had its location going for it. It does not deserve its 4-star rating; rather it’s more akin to a 3-star establishment or lower due to small rooms without proper shower doors and indifferent staff attitudes.

• This is a strictly non-smoking property.
• As of January 1st 2011, the Municipal Council of Rome has introduced a room occupancy tax in the amount of maximum EUR 3.00 per person per night – applicable for maximum 10 days.
• Starting from September 1st, 2014 the amount has been increased up to EUR 7.00 per person per night (depending on the accommodation type and star rating).
• Children under the age of 10 years are exempt from payment.
• The fee will be asked of anyone staying in overnight accommodation inside Rome’s boundaries at the end of each stay.
• When booking more than 5 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.

• Rome Times Hotel is situated in the heart of Rome, providing easy access to iconic attractions.
• The Colosseum, a marvel of ancient architecture, is just 1.5 km away, perfect for history enthusiasts.
• The Roman Forum, rich in historical significance and stunning ruins, can be reached within a short walk.
• Piazza della Repubblica, known for its vibrant atmosphere and beautiful fountains, is nearby at approximately 800 meters.
• The Trevi Fountain, famous for its breathtaking beauty and tradition of coin tossing, is around 2 km from the hotel.
• The Vatican City and St. Peter’s Basilica are easily accessible by public transport or a leisurely stroll through the city streets.

• Trevi Fountain: This iconic landmark is renowned for its stunning Baroque architecture and the tradition of tossing a coin to ensure a return to Rome.
• Colosseum: A symbol of ancient Rome, this grand amphitheater offers a glimpse into the city’s rich history and architectural prowess.
• Pantheon: Known for its magnificent dome and oculus, this ancient temple is a masterpiece of engineering and artistry.
• Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore: One of the major basilicas in Rome, it showcases exquisite mosaics and an impressive interior that reflects centuries of history.
• Roman Forum: The heart of ancient Roman public life, filled with ruins that tell stories of politics, religion, and daily life in antiquity.
• Spanish Steps (Piazza di Spagna): A beautiful staircase connecting the Piazza di Spagna with Trinità dei Monti church, perfect for people-watching and enjoying the vibrant atmosphere.