3-Star Hotels in Lazio, Italy

I booked a last-minute stay at Hotel Impero and it turned out to be a pleasant surprise. Although the price was high due to the short notice, it was a good experience overall. The room was clean, reasonably spacious for one person, and conveniently located near Termini Station. The balcony offered a lovely view of the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma 😃 The staff member who welcomed me late at night was very attentive and fluent in several languages. The one who handled my check-out was not as friendly, but nothing major. Overall, I would recommend this hotel.

The front desk staff was very welcoming. They stored my luggage when I arrived in the morning and put it in my room when I arrived in the evening. I personally took my luggage to my room. It was very clean and newly decorated. It was very close to the train station and only took about 30 minutes to catch the next day's flight. It was very convenient to stay here.

Our stay didn't begin ideally due to a problem with our room, but the staff very kindly moved us to another one, and it ended up being a really pleasant experience.

We stayed here as a family of three on the day we arrived in Rome from Japan. The location is excellent—just a short walk from Termini Station, which was very convenient after a long trip. We arrived about two hours before the official check-in time, expecting only to leave our luggage, but they kindly let us check in early. It was incredibly helpful. The building itself is a bit old, and there was a slight sewage smell coming from the bathroom, which was a downside. However, considering the location and the price, we were very satisfied overall. The staff at the reception were very friendly and provided great service, which made us feel welcome. There are no amenities provided, so you’ll need to bring your own. That said, the hair dryer had strong, warm airflow and dried our hair quickly, which was convenient. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly place with an unbeatable location, this hotel is a great choice.

Convenient location, close to bus station and not far from the train station. Very friendly front desk staff. Room with complete facilities. We can connect youtube account on the TV. Really nice :)

We had a lovely stay at this hotel. The location is fantastic, close to the Vatican, the metro, restaurants, cafes and a small supermarket. The bed was comfortable and the room was modern and clean. Took a while to work out the air conditioner as the room was hot for guests used to a colder climate! The small breakfast offered for delivery to the room for €5 was delicious and enough to fuel a morning of exploring. The best part of the hotel though has to be the friendliness of the staff. Nothing was too much trouble and everyone we came in contact with was so helpful and nice. Definitely recommend and excellent value.

The hotel is located on a busy street, a lot of shops and sights nearby . A delicious breakfast

Location is convenient near trastevere railway station, transfer to airport. But quite far from city attractions in the center. Breakfast consists of fruits, yoghurt, cakes, cookies and tea/coffee, not so various. Rooms are old fashioned but spacious, the gave us room for 4 persons instead of twin. Interior building is under reconstruction now. And an insect was spotted on the hanger! Hope it was not a bug...

To be honest, I didn't read any reviews before booking and simply relied on the price and location, plus breakfast was included. The location is excellent – it's just a 5-minute walk from Termini Station and about 25-30 minutes from the Trevi Fountain, so everything is within easy walking distance. There are many cafes nearby, and a small supermarket isn't far either. The breakfast was a bit basic, mostly consisting of sweet pastries, bread and toast, various jams and butter, two types of cold cuts and cheese, yogurt, coffee, water, and two types of juice. You definitely won't go hungry, but it's best to go early as the best items are quickly snapped up, and some aren't replenished by the hotel staff. Overall, though, I'd say it was adequate. The room itself was a bit dated. We arrived an hour before check-in and were immediately allowed to check in without any issues. They gave us separate beds as requested. The beds were comfortable, and both the bedding and towels were clean. There was a fridge and a strange but functional air conditioner. Housekeeping was daily. We didn't have high expectations for the hotel, so overall we were pleased. For a one-night stay and considering the value for money, it's a decent option. The only frustrating thing was the city tax, which isn't a one-time charge or per room, but rather levied per person per night. There was a nice view from the window.

The location was good, and it's an old building, but the interior decor was extremely spartan, and the bathroom's ventilation system was out of order. The curly-haired lady at the front desk was lovely and very helpful. However, a female Italian waitress in the restaurant had an appalling attitude, was impolite, and frankly, seemed racist. She cleared our plates without asking if we were finished, and as closing time approached, she repeatedly and rudely told us to 'finish,' clearly trying to usher us out. Her behavior towards Caucasian guests, however, was completely different.