What an experience ! It says a 2* hotel but I would of said 1* . You have to go up an old lift to the 3rd floor. The room was very very basic and you have to share a bathroom. The breakfast was a roll with butter and some sweet juice. I would definately not stay here again, but... more

he location was very good. However, the rooms desperately need decorating - doesn't look like it's been done since WW2. Wallpaper peeling off the walls, doors flakey and splitting, horse hair coming out of the base of the bed which was held together with sellotape. Booked en-suite but found only a shower and sink, the toilet was down the hall.... more

We stayed at this hotel for 3 nights in Oct. Rate was €110 per night which is an ok price for Rome. The woman at "reception" had no english so we got by with the little Italian we had. We had booked a room with a bathroom and found that while we had a shower and sink in our room... more

Perfect price / quality balance! + Location: 2 minutes walk from piazza Reppublica (metro), 7 minutes walk from Termini, 15 minutes walk from the Colosseum + Staff: very friendly: separate thanks to Alesandro, who helped us open the door then we broke the key, to Maria who served us breakfast in room in half an hour after the breakfast was... more

2 star rating is not what you expect in the uk. The bathroom and toilet was outside through balcony door. No carpets or rugs on the floor just cracked tiles. The second room was so dirty that when a patch of wall[aper was tested it left a huge white circle. Had to eat cornflakes out of small coffee cup. The... more

This must rate as the worst "hotel" in which I have ever had the misfortune to stay. The room was disgusting with broken lamps and torn wallpaper hanging from the walls. The bathroom was equally gloomy and dirty and the shower produced no hot water. At 115 Euros per night I would have expected much better but on complaining to... more

We stayed at this hotel at the height of tourist season when all the hotels in Rome seemed to have hiked their prices well above 100 Euros. We paid 105 Euros (a DEAL, right?) for a room with a bathroom inside for one night and our time there could not have been over fast enough. Upon arrival, we noticed that... more

The Hotel Texas is, in my experience, the least expensive and absolutely cleanest hotel available in Rome. The bathrooms, although rustic, are SPOTLESS. The staff cleans at least twice a day. They arent glamourous, but the rooms are perfectly comfortable and the linens are fresh. The staff brought my husband and I breakfast in our rooms each morning. They make... more

A group of friends and I stayed in the Hotel Texas over Easter weekend, sharing the 6 person room with shower & toilet down the hall. I have since learned to never book a hotel that has no reviews written about it. Good points: -good location, right next to la Repubblica, close to train station, but not too close -room... more