Everest Inn Hotel Rome

"Close enough to Termini to be an easy walk, but not so close as to feel like you're in the less salubrious area. Close to Metro station & key bus routes. Street view room was very quiet and staff most helpful. Would be happy to stay here again. " - Anonymous

"Location is excellent! 10 mins walk from station yet in a nice area. The hotel has been nicely refurbished. Very modern and stylish. The manager was very helpful and friendly, looked after our bags etc. It was very quiet and we weren't disturbed at all. Surpassed our expectations. Breakfast was even good considering it's Rome. Croissants, pastries, rolls, cheese, fruit, cereal, range of hot drinks and juice. It was a bit expensive, but then Rome is an expensive place to stay. Other than that we couldn't fault it. We'd definitely stay there again. Some of the other places, closer to the station, had lots of grafiti and looked awful. We were so relieved we found our little haven tucked away in a little courtyard off a main street with nice boutiques and eateries everywhere. Close enough to walk to main attractions and Ancient Rome, but there's a metro stop just a few metres from the front door if you prefer. We highly recommend the Everest!!" - Anonymous

"The room was excellent, clean, comfy bed, but no TV as stated in the blurb. Staff friendly & very helpful. Ideal location to the station & bus links to the airport. Within walking distance of most main attractions, about 40 mins walk to the Vatican, but this is the best way of seeing Rome!! Breakfast is in a little place round the corner, a bit small by English standards, but there are plenty of eating places within a 10 min walk. Would recommend & will stay there again if we ever go back to Rome. " - Anonymous

"The facilities listed on the internet and the promised wine and fruitbasket does not excist. The so called reseption is on the third floor, so when you come back to the hotel in the evening, do not be surprised if the gate on streetlevel or the door to the "hotel" is locked, and you might have to wait for an hour for someone to open it " - Anonymous