Bed & Breakfast A Roma Termini

Rome's Budget Oriental Guesthouse

by AutumnYellow about Rom Hotel

Stayed at this guesthouse in October 2008. The dorm was large with many beds and double deckers. However, my stay there was comfortable and convenient. I like to walk to the nearby 12-year old gelateria.

Another plus points (perhaps the same for many more such guesthouse) is that the close distance to Roma Termini.

I also enjoyed the various kimchi and other Oriental (Chinese / Korean) dishers for breakfast and dinner. their heavy Oriental breakfast gave me the energy to walk all over Rome up till dinner!

Free Wi-Fi and Free PC with Internet access. Very near to a 120-year old gelateria.

Congregation... Suore...

by rozehill

Congregation... Suore Agostiniane Serve di Gesu e Maria
Via Nomentana, 514
Roma
Cost L 150,000 in March 2001 for 4 ...with a bathroom inside, and breakfast This is a well established convent 20 minutes by bus from Roma Termini. Sister Rita speaks English, if you need English, she is a sweet little nun from Malta.
We were given different keys to enter two gates and two doors which are always locked so we felt very safe there!! Beautiful gardens and peaceful to stay here despite its location in Rome.

Small Hotel in a Clean Neighbourhood (Rome)

by spacedust about Hotel Novecento

The Hotel is about 10mins walking distance from Roma Termini (on the Colosseum side of the railway track). it took us some time getting to the place cause i was using a mix of Google Maps and Wikimaps (incredibly smart me). The Colosseum in turn is just about 10 minutes walking distance from Novecento.
We got a nice room on Level 2. Though the rooms are nothing to talk about (in terms of size), they were clean and well appointed with a great mattress, clean pillows and a decent sized washroom. A nice close at the corner helped us stuff all the unwanted luggage. The Television however runs Italian Channels ONLY (quite discomforting, i must admit)
Breakfast was good - coffee/milk/canned juices, toast & preserves, some danish pastries, biscuits/crackers.
The desk is open 24X7 and the folks behind the counter always have a smile on their faces. Their English may not be excellent but I guess one does not actually need to do a lot of talking when the amenities are right.

Roma Termini

by yooperprof

"Just catching a train in Rome. . ."

On my way to Napoli!

I flew into Rome's Fiumicino Airport, took the Leonardo Express to Rome's mainline station, Roma Termini, and purchased a ticket for the fast Eurostar train direct to Naples.

These computerized vending machines are just great! Instructions are available in six languages, and are easy to follow, even for the most obtuse. The machines take either credit cards or cash.

(By the way, it's a good idea to reserve a seat, especially if you're taking one of the popular Eurostar trains.)

Roma Termini

by oanav

"morning trains"

I don't remember exactly how many times we were in Rome. It seems like 20 but if I try to remember it couldn't have been more than 4-5 times during the 5 months we were in Italy! We already felt like we were more than tourists, we felt so much at home! We had favourite places and didn't need a map anymore to get around. Every visit started early in the morning in Roma Termini trainstation - we had to start really early so when in Rome the first stop was no farther than the station bar, so I could drink an espresso! ("una mazzata in testa" they call it - it means a club on the head! and it really seemed that way!)
Raluca doesen't drink coffee but I think the smell of my espresso had an effect on her too :)
I also met my boyfriend Sorin once in Roma Termini, he waited for me at the ticket booth nr. 1 :) the romantic rendez-vous worked, now he is my husband ;)

Also in Roma Termini I paused to get my contact lenses on, so you see the importance this place had for my trip! :)