Hotel Impero

The location of the hotel is perfect for leisure/ sightseeing as it is situated close to the train station and the metro. The hotel is a bit old but renovated and the rooms are big, comfortable and warm. Also it always had warm water. Definitely a value for money hotel, in which I would be staying again.

The location is perfect, in walking distance to everywhere, as well as very close to the central train station and the bus terminal. At the same time the neighborhood is calm and silent, without crazy crowds of tourists. The staff is excellent, 24 hours front desk was a huge bonus, as we've arrived after midnight and didn't want to add a stress of not making it to the check-in to already built-up pressure of being not able to get to the city. Beds were comfy but short (yes, we're tall) but I didn't make friends with pillows. Overall it's all ok. The room has everything needed for the comfortable stay, it's very clean and the room service does its job well. Breakfast was decent.

Hotel Impero was easy to get to from the Rome Termini train station, we had small cases so we could walk. There is a metro station close by and buses to get to all the main sights of Rome. The area around the hotel has many places to eat and drink, plus a supermarket not that far away. The room was a bit dated but had everything you needed for a comfortable stay. Once again, excellent double glazing so when you closed the window the sounds of Rome were very muted. 24-hour reception so checking in and out is super easy.

Super location, very good access by buses and there are two metro lines nearby. As for the room, on the first day we got a small room without a window, but on the second day a very nice service changed our room to a normal, large room with a window - in inside there was a lot of space to unpack suitcases and cosmetics. The room was clean and the air conditioning worked flawlessly. The breakfasts were of average quality. The staff was really helpful. The location and the staff are the strong points of this hotel. It is worth going to the terrace on the 5th floor - nice view and a nice atmosphere for a glass of wine or a drink in the evening. Neighborhood not too bad - some good restaurants nearby. Closer to the station it gets worse, so the hotel is just a bit further away, so there are fewer people, bustle and tramps nearby.

It's a three-star hotel, but it ticks every box. The location is fantastic, close to Termini station (with direct link to airport), buses and Metro, next to the opera theatre, lots of restaurants on the doorstep and an easy walk to major attractions, galleries and sights. Great service from Impero's staff before and during the stay and the hotel has character. Small double room was plenty big enough, quiet, comfortable, very clean and refreshed daily. Buffet breakfast was very good with lots of choice. Impero is a great base for exploring Rome and excellent value for money. Highly recommended.