Luxury Suites - Stay Inn Rome Experience

Experience luxury without feeling cheated 1. The price can go up during the Chris**as holidays, around 120€, but it’s not worth the money. 2. For the sake of convenience, I went to the Vatican to stay for only one night, but I found the entrance of a private house and couldn't get in! I couldn't speak clearly on the phone (language difference), so I went in with someone to help me find it. On the fourth floor, the small elevator was scary. After calling me on the phone, I found out that it was really a residential suite divided into small rooms. The room was paid for, except for the necessary things, and the quilt was not covered... 3. Three sets of entry procedures are given: ordinary keys for entering the building door. The code to enter the house after going up to the fourth floor! ! ! It takes a long time to decode the code every time I enter, and I almost hurt my hand every time I open the door. Last room key card. 4. There is a receptionist who works part-time, so registration is easy...

When we find the address on the portal there is no indication The portal, very old elevator, all the attention was through WhatsApp, the blanket in the closet and a dirty duvet, there were no more pillows or anyone to ask when leaving in the morning, there was no place to leave the suitcases, they gave us a left luggage room, the good thing about it was that We only had two rooms because the hall has a kitchen, there is no heating in the bathroom, it does have a heated towel rail but it doesn't work. On the landing of the portal and elevator, constant warnings not to make noise

Horrible The suites are in fact an apar**ent divided into several rooms, nothing like a suite but rather a horrible dormitory where there is no heating in December, the beds look like camp beds where it is impossible to sleep, with bedding from the Middle Ages, very noisy because the blackberries are made of plasterboard, an intercom for all the rooms which only rang all night, cleaning at 6 a.m. which wakes everyone up, the door slams, I advise against it, it it's a shame

This is a bit like a homestay. You need to check in by yourself and there is no front desk, so it is relatively troublesome to enter the door. The language service is relatively simple. You can only speak English and local language. However, the room is quite clean and the equipment is relatively new.