i've been in this hotel last may and i really like it. For the kind hotels in Rome that i've been before this is definitely one of the best. It has a really good breakfast (a little bit early for me, it finishes at 10) but it's simply great.

Rome is an expensive city, not to mention dirty and smelly (what a shame!!!). If you stay in the city centre, be sure you're paying an arm and a leg for it eventhough your accomodation is only a basic 3 star hotel. Our hotel, hotel Milani is only a block away from the train station, so it's easy enough for us to walk.

We kept our un-used suitcase at the airport, they called it: left lugage (6 euro/day) and took the Leonardo express train from Fiumicio airport to the Termini Station in the central of Rome. We were rather impressed with the state of both (inside) the train and the station - at least they are clean(ish), yeah i know. 11 euro/person for the train ticket and it took about half an hour.

Passed the bumpy and smelly roads, we arrived at the hotel. It was rather nice. The staff're friendly and the lady who checked us in spoke very slow english - clearly she's trying to remember all the words in english (while talking to us). The lift worked well and clean and the marble staircase opposite the lift was so shiny -they love marble here in italy. The room itself was average. it was a very basic large room with a wardrobe, a (unfortunately) hard bed and a (thank god) good shower. TV is available in the room with most channels in Italian :)
Breakfast's on the ground floor and it was ok with a fab Italian coffee.

As I have said, it was all very basic and average and it cost us AUD666 for 3 nights 4 days, so if you can find somewhere else better and very central... let us know!

Milani hotel is located near Termini station so on your arrival to Rome, take the train!

When we arrived at Milani the receptionist was very kind and spoke proper English. He gave us the key to room 103. The room was medium as i expected (as you probably know European room are usually tinny). The room didn't have shower, only a douche, which was bit disappointment for me, because after a long walking day I wanted to cool down and relax in a bath. But in general I got whatever I need in the room, even when the TV was broken, I was given a new one instead.

Breakfast was great. Had all it takes to satisfy me. The waiter will bring you cappuccino, you just need to ask.

During our entire stay the receptionists where very kind and
helpful. Feel free to ask them for help. They know the city :)

The location of the hotel is great because it's close everywhere you need to go, just few bus stops to the main streets (such as del corso) and piazzette. I must admit that termini station is not a decent place to be at night. But you just take off from there so don't worry.


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situated 3 minutes walking distance from the roma termini station hotel offered us a newly renovated room which was spakling with granite slabs for luggage, a small sofa and 2 single beds instead of a double bed, we were told there are no double beds available but we could find one the next day. Our interest was to explore the city so we didnt care about this small inconvenience. Rooms are pretty big, very clean, and comfortable. The hop on hop off tour bus which takes you all over rome starts from right opposite the termini station so is just a 3 min walk to the bus stop. getting to the fco airport is a breeze with the airport express departing termini every 30 minutes from platform 24 costing Euro11/person. train takes 31 minutes to reach. You will see a lot of cats as you approach the hotel but they are harmless. we didnt find any homeless people or feel intimated at night near the hotel. if you walk straight down to the end of the street you will definitely see homeless people.
Hotel has free internet and that was a big bonus for us, check in staff was very helpful. Highly recommended.