Residenza Mecenate

Everything is as in the description: this is not the main four-star hotel, but its younger brother. Check-in at the main hotel, and accommodation in a neighboring building. Linen and towels are clean and in sufficient quantities. In the room: wardrobe, table, 1.5 chairs, kettle, tea set, minibar. It felt like the floor had not been washed; there was hair on the tiles when we arrived. You can buy breakfast at a nearby hotel for 20 euros per person per day - delicious, on the roof. The doors open/close very loudly, when people come/leave, it seems like someone is trying to break down the door, and the sound of the card reader is even worse. Everything is also complicated by the fact that the door can only be opened while the sound is sounding. Both we and the neighbors, judging by the sounds, applied the card, and then tried to open the door, at the same time. It would be a hundred times better if this was fixed.

This should be considered a B&B. It has five rooms in total and is managed by the four-star hotel next door. It is a good value for money in Rome, where accommodation is expensive. It is only a few minutes walk from Termini train station and is convenient for visiting various attractions. The rooms are very comfortable. It's big. The room we stayed in is very quiet. We need to bring our own slippers and toothbrushes.

The room is even better, right next to the train station. It's a hotel with the front desk next to it. I spent a long time looking for it.

It was a 5-minute walk from Termini Station and in front of the Basilica of Santa Maria, so it was safe and in a good location. There is also a large supermarket in the basement in front of Maro, which was convenient. After checking in at the main hotel entrance, we went to the annex of the next building, and there was a hostel on the second floor. Although the interior is very old, it is well maintained and the bathroom is spacious. It's okay to stay for a day or two in Rome, where lodging is expensive.