Tiburtina Station hotels

friendly staffs. able to communicate in English, room is clean, cold a/c, has a balcony if want a fresh air, accesible to two main stations (termini and tuburtina), bus stop is just right the front, lots of choices for breakfast. the only very slight downside are the pillows. they're a bit hard but it's a personal preference and there should be more english channels but again because I can't understand Italian/Spanish. over all we are very happy with our stay.

The staff was great and informative with great recommendations for transportation around Rome. They also were willing to help with anything that was asked. The only negative, and a very small one, is that there was only one bathroom in the hotel. It wasn't a problem for my wife and I while we were there, but it may if there are a lot more guests.

I have nothing negative to say about this hotel; our experience was fantastic. The staff were competent, helpful, responsive and friendly, and spoke English fairly well. It was an easy walk to a main public transportation terminal (Tiburtina Fs--about 1/2-2/3 mile) with a bus stop to terminal 1/2 block away, supermarket across the street, and eating places in nearby neighborhood and on main street through Tiburtina area (Via Tiburtina, between terminal and hotel). It is a short ride to sights in Rome. The area along route from terminal is ugly but felt safe, and is better on the other side of hotel. Breakfast provided was good, restaurant on site also good. It is a modern facility, and our room was large. Rental car agency nearby (on route to terminal) would be handy for those wanting to rent a car for part of stay.

Easily accessible, convenient place, A house turned to a hotel, so feel like you are in your own house. Freedom to make your own breakfast Warm welcome by the owner Definitely full score for this nice cozy place

Great stay. Only problem was language barrier. Clean, friendly staff. Close to train and little shops.

The hotel owner Enzo was the best! After checking in he literally took us around the city to all the good the spots, which was awesome! The parking isn't free but it's located very close to everything which makes it convenient having the bus stop very close to the hotel. Overall this place was great for the location and the service!

If I were to do it again, I would book a nice B&B in Trastevere. Tiburtina is an awful, trashy residential area. The suites are in a residential building and are more like self catering apartments without the kitchen or living room than a B&B. There were pre-packaged cookies and a water boiler for breakfast which did not get replenished during my two night stay. The suites were supposed to be a ten minute walk to Tiburtina but it's more like a 15 minute walk to the parking lot of Tiburtina station after which you have another ten minutes walking through a sweltering parking lot, two stories down and the entire length of the station to the metro or you can walk over the four lane bridge down a tiny ramp while cars wizz by you, across the indoor piazza and then to the metro. The whole ordeal is awful when it's hot and takes 25-30 minutes. There were several things broken in the Tilapia suite, the bathroom sink handle fell off in my hand, the cabinet door unhinged just from opening it and the bathroom toilet seat was completely unscrewed when I arrived which made me wonder who cleaned before my check in. They would have definitely noticed if they cleaned the toilet at all. The owner came right away to fix the seat and replace the bedspread which was dirty but I expect a lot more hospitality and attention to detail in a boutique property claiming to be a B&B. Like a map in my room, cleaning service , breakfast on the terrace with at least one fresh component.

Great staff good location for metro five to ten minute walk. Room clean and tidy bed comfortable.

I was traveling with 3 other girls to rome for the weekend and we were on a tight budget, this was a great solution! they moved in two extra beds and we had plenty of space. We were all extremely happy and comfortable at the hotel. Our only problem was the location, being 4 young women in our early 20's we wanted to experience rome's night life, the confusing bus and tram system made this very difficult because the b&b was a bit far away and also in a somewhat sketchy neighborhood, although we ended up not having problems, we made sure we got back before the buses stopped and before the neighborhood became too dangerous to walk in at night. On the plus side we were able to find out best Italian meals at a nearby restaurant for a great out of town price! It was filled with locals and we had two great meals there! the b&b staff were very helpful answering all our tourist and transportation questions, all in all it was a very comfortable place to come home to after a day of sight seeing!

I had some doubts about the hotel because it was not dead smack in the middle of Rome - but it turned out to be the best ever. First, the staff were super friendly and helpful. The rooms were very comfortable. Though the showers were a bit high (there was a good step down coming from the bathtub), the bathroom was huge, so big plus there. Matrimonial sized bed was a perfect size - I did not find myself struggling for space in the bed as I thought I would when I heard there were no queen/king sizes. There was an ironing board and iron on the first level, along with a 3-machine gym (treadmill, bike(?), and a bowflex-type all in 1 weight set. The hotel does offer breakfast and has a huge dining area with a bar though I did not use it. There are 3 cafeterias close by within a 2-minute walking distance. Also there is a bar (think of a Starbucks+small bakery) close by that is open very late and is always bustling with locals. The hotel itself is close to the Metropolitano (Metro - Subway) which if you do not have the luxury of calling a cab everytime you go out, you will find very useful in moving around Rome. A number of stores and banks are also very close within 5-minute walking distance.