Hotels near Pietralata Metro Station, Rome

Nice workers and good attention.

Very good hotel, clean rooms, working AC (much needed in summer), the staff is very friendly and helpful (special thanks to Davide for his recommendations). Although there's no breakfast in the hotel, but there's a free coffee corner to grab a coffee and some snacks. The hotel is close to main transportation (metro and bus).

Very friendly staff, nice treatment specially Sergio. Felt right at home. Everything was Amazing

The staff: Upon arrival my partner and I met Leonardo and Lorenzo. They were kind and welcoming. They offered us water then gave us suggestions for things to do. (This hotel offers free very interesting excursions each day) We were given information on our room, breakfast, attractions, transportation options and directed to a wonderful restaurant just two doors from our hotel. Each morning and evening either Leonardo or Lorenzo greeted us with genuine interest. They asked about our day and what we had done with interest and enthusiasm. The rest of the staff were great too, but Leonardo and Lorenzo really stood out. The room was clean, modern and spacious enough for two to move comfortably with a large bathroom. Very nice accommodations with well-functioning air conditioning. Exceptional value and reasonably priced. Breakfast: It was a feast. There was any coffee you could imagine, fresh squeezed juices, cold cuts, salads, cheeses, rolls of every sort, a nut buffet, yoghurt, cakes and pastries, pizzettes, vegetables, eggs, sausage, bacon. The staff at breakfast was welcoming and attentive. Each morning, I spent several hours conversing with the other guests and answering emails. The location was perfect! The hotel is within walking distance of all that we did. This hotel is quite literally across the street from Stazione Termine where we arrived by train from FCO airport, about a 40 minute train ride. Stazione Termine has Mercado Centrale, a food court of epic proportions with very reasonable prices. No need for 100 Euro dinners here. A meal for two cost less than 30 Euros with beverage and is open late. We walked to a performance of three tenors and a short taxi ride to our cooking class and food tours. Right next to the hotel are the Baths of Diocletian remarkably intact ruins dating to 300 AD. After our stay the bus station was just a 6 minute walk for our journey to Civitavecchia. I could say more but the program said no, Basta!

Very cozy, comfortable, pretty hotel. The staff was amazing, very polite and positive Definitely recommend

Minimal and clean