Hotels With Bars in Lazio, Italy

The family suite was quite spacious, more than enough for three people. However, the only mirror was in the bathroom; there were absolutely no mirrors in the living room or bedroom, which was very inconvenient. The front desk staff were a mixed bag; some were very slow to respond and seemed to struggle with even simple requests or processing bookings, which led to significant delays. However, one slim, middle-aged male staff member was excellent – he was very sharp, recommended a restaurant, and even helped us call a taxi. The hotel is located near the train station, making subway access quite convenient. However, we witnessed some fights on the street at night, making it feel unsafe to go out after 10 PM. There's a restaurant near the hotel called Kuanzhai Xiangzi. Their Sichuan cuisine is very authentic, the beef noodles are incredibly delicious, and their stir-fried dishes are also tasty.

Very clean, friendly staff. Our room was pretty big, very comfortable bed. It’s close to metro and train station.

Is not very far from main station. Maybe alittle to locate when 1st arrive at the station. The room size is reasonable for 3 pax and they hv big bathroom. Breakfast spread is good too

The location is wonderful, the breakfast is hearty. minus, the window didn't open because there were shutters, so it was dark in the room.

Hotel Impero Rome location is the main reason why I chose this hotel. I booked a 17m room and it was on the forth floor, it came with a small balcony that opens up to a lovely view. The hotel is clean and classical but the furnishing is old and the air can be a little stale or too much fragrance after the cleaning service. There are rooms slippers and basic amenities provided too. Receptionist and staff is generally nice and luggage can be stored after a no late check out policy. Many eateries and a mini super market is on the same street so it’s convenient to get food and drinks.

The location is fine. There's a bus stop right in front that connects to a metro station going straight to Rome’s city center. The place is clean and quiet. Some staff are friendly and helpful. Others seem like they don’t want to be there. No greeting, no eye contact—just a sense of disinterest. Cleaning staff stared at us like we were in their way. No “hello,” just pressure to leave so they could do their job. It might be a cultural thing, but it felt cold. You can rent a water kettle for €15, and you’ll get the money back if it’s returned in good condition. But even that feels like a trust issue with guests. For hot water, a deposit system like that seems excessive. The price matches the service and accommodation. It’s not great, not bad—just okay. Don't expect much more than the basics.

The room was a tad on the small side, comparable to some Japanese hotel rooms, but it was perfectly sufficient for two. If you're traveling with large luggage, fully opening suitcases might be a bit of a squeeze. The staff were pleasant and helpful. The hotel's location, right by the train station, is incredibly convenient for public transport. It's just a 5-minute walk to the hotel from the train station if you're arriving from the airport. Also, there's a delicious crispy pork panini place nearby. A little tip: the bread can be a bit tough, so you might consider just buying the pork filling and putting it in your own bread later!

Very nice hotel, location is also nice and a lot of pizza restaurants and halal food around, 5 minutes walking from the Termini train station. Not the perfect time to go out from 11 pm

Love this hotel! The staff are so amazing and friendly that they upgraded our room without us asking! It included breakfast with the booking! A lot of variety of food to choose from. The room is so clean and smells so good! They clean up for us every day as well. Definitely the best stay in our entire Europe trip! 💕✨

Nice view over there in the castle like property and beautiful environment for the tranquility in the village. Yet, it took me about two hours to reach there from the train station by walking (late arrival by giving the credit to the silly European airlines operation), and it costs me $35 euros equivalent to get out there to the train station by FREENOW (European Uber). All in all, nice place, bad transportation unless you have a car ready.