Reviews of Termini Suites

all necessary facilities

not as shown in pictures

For this price it was a good place to stay, close to Colosseum and Termini Station

Great location for the train.

Zero instructions were given on how to check in and It was difficult to get in touch with the host to check in at our scheduled time. A neighbor in the building happened to be leaving and was kind to call him. Then, we had to wait 30 for the room to be cleaned. A bummer after a long flight to Rome. Room quality was ok for one night.

The room was near the station and close to the center, clean and beds were comfortable.

The shower was cramped.

Comfortable beds and hot shower and location was great

Very basic, fresher kettle and a couple of cups would have been good,

The location

Small room Bathroom not maintained & not clean Water clogging in shower area Staff was non responsive & non existent, but showed us the room on arrival. Shady entrance .. eerie building Passable for a night if you’re on tight budget.

Great location within 2 minutes walking to the Termini train station.

Location is close to the train station what is great for an early departure to the airport

The facility is far away from the promised one at the booking (pictures are taken from the best room). Other rooms are semi broken, all wiring and piping is done externally, broken entrance to the bathroom, no windows, just wooden doors instead of windows. Very dirty, remained hair was in the bath, all panels are scratched, all walls are scratched

Location and friendly staff.

They said there would be someone there on arrival. There wasn’t and I had to wait 10 minutes for someone to come. They said it was a private bathroom and others were using it for 3 nights. Really repulsive state with pubic hairs ALL OVER. The photos are not true. Headboard is old and worn.

This photos not true for hotell

No balkong and building very old

To be clear: the photos presented on booking.com are misleading. The room in reality is much less picturesque and worse for wear, however if and when you can get over being deceived it is a perfectly adequate accommodation. The beds and pillows are very firm and the blankets are thick (warm) and heavy, which provided a good night's sleep. The window shutters blocked out all light and most noise from the outside and we found the street noise to be not all too bad. There are ample light switches and power outlets and the shower is simply divine. Excellent water pressure and temperature in the shower, it even had a nonslip floor (just don't look up as you use it). The bath towels were large and not nearly as stiff as those European hotels typically provide. Lastly the owner, while a tad absent-minded, was very amiable and of course the location is extremely convenient, especially for late night or early morning departures/arrivals from the main train station. The fora is a comfortable walk away as well.

The two biggest shocks/stressors were: The initial arrival, and the first viewing of the room. Upon arriving we were surprised that the 'suites' were part of a larger old apartment building with only a faded paper sign to demarcate it. The door buzzer did not work, the phone number listed on booking.com did not work, the phone number listed on the sign outside did not work. After some anxious minutes we messaged the owner through the booking.com chat and eventually a man came running down the street vying for our attention, the man in question turned out to be the owner who led us to our room, gave us a warm welcome, and left before remembering to turn on the hot water: so it was icy cold showers that first night. For added context this all took place on a dark cold November night on a rough side street. Younger travelers, women, and solo travelers may want to exercise a degree cation to that regard. The other shocker was seeing the room itself. The room was small and dirty, however we came to realize it was more so old-dirty than it was biohazard-dirty as it first appeared. Headboards and floors were scratched, outlet covers and doorframes were loose, metal fixtures were rusted or peeling, shower curtain was too large for the shower, the toilet flush was embarrassingly loud, and the ceiling of the bathroom was finely spotted with what I hope was dirt not mold and water stains. The only genuine hygiene ick was a few tiny drops of dried blood on one of the pillow cases. This is a perfectly satisfactory room for younger adventurers who don't mind roughing it a bit, however if you're hoping for a luxurious stay you would likely be happier elsewhere. Again, it's not actually a bad place, IF you understand what you're getting into.

location

the area and facilities

The property is fine for the value, however there could be made some changes in the room

The area isn’t the safest one and it was a bit noisy, however it’s near the centre in a walking distance

The location was excellent. Close to public transport and attractions.

We had a hard time trying to check in. The telephone number of the host from the website was wrong and we had to find from the reviews how to find the real number.

If you are after a simple place to crash next to the train station - then this is perfect

The staff was kind and friendly. The location was very good, right next to the central bus and train station. You could go wherever you wanted very easily.

The room was far from the pictures, but that wasn't the biggest problem. The main problem was that the bathroom was out of the room!! To go to the bathroom you had to go in the hallway. Also for 3 days straight there wasn't hot water.

Proximity to Termini

Air con

The room was good, the beds were comfortable and clean, and the best thing was the location of the accommodation next to Roma Termini.

What I didn't like was that the small fridge in the room wasn't working, and we needed to cool our water in this very hot weather in August. Also, the air conditioner didn't cool much; it was set to a temperature of 24-25°C, and we couldn't change it to make it cooler during the midday heat. The bathroom and toilet were clean, but unpleasant odors were coming from the drains, which was very annoying when entering the bathroom or toilet. The TV was an old model and only played local channels. We couldn't use YouTube or Netflix to watch the content we wanted, but this wasn't a big issue for us since our stay was only for four days.

the position of the hostel, 30 seconds walk from Twrmini Station, Metro and buses

We were told we could leave the luggage at 11 am, on the day of arrival, even though check in was at 2 pm. However no staff were present on site at 11, no one opened the door nor answered our telephone calls. We had to bring all luggage somewhere else According to the website, there was supposed to be a coffee machine among the amenities, but there was nothing. The towels were replaced the day prior to leaving One morning we realized we were locked in at the hostel, unable to leave when planned. It took about 20 min for staff to arrive and unlock the door. It seemed that someone had locked the front door from the outside, when leaving, which meant that the key would not work for anyone inside the hotel. I complained and asked that a notice be put near the door telling guests to not use the key when leaving, the hostel, as it was unnecessary and would lock people in, but no one put the sign up, we had to write one ourselves

Close to station

Old. Problem with bathroom.

There was an air conditioner in the room which was a relief considering the high temperature and humidity.

The sheets could have been cleaner. There was a problem in the shower drains with water clogging.

Location is only plus point Shower head was broken but was replaced asap on complaint

Definitely not for family There is nothing to define it as suites Very average room, Beds No night lamp Bathroom - shower is so small of 2x3 ft- one can hardly fit or move Not a single hanger hook or rod to hang clothes inside bathroom Broken bath room door locking mechanism to lock door while using bath room Lift is bit dangerous…we were almost stuck and needed to pull open the doors to get out Outdated buttons which did not illuminate to understand if you are right or wrong floor