Just got back after spending 4 nights at Parker Hotel. We got off the train and exited Via Giovanni Giolotti and the Hotel was roughly about 10mins down the street. The reception staff were not the friendliest, we arrived an hour early but they let us have the key to our room ok. The room was good, clean, tiny bathroom but very clean with fresh towels every day. The breakfast was not bad, cereal, yogurt, toast, croissants, bread rolls, cheese, sliced meats, tea, coffee etc. The first night we thought it was very noisy due to the tram line out the front and the close proximity of the station but to be honest it never bothered us any other night. I think we just got used to the noise or were just so tired after all the walking we did that we slept through it. I'd imagine it would be a lot noiser during the heat of the summer months when you have to leave the windows open. The area the hotel was in was pretty quiet with not much going on but we found it handy to walk to all the attractions. Get a good map and you can't get lost, every thing is within walking distance if you're prepared to walk. If you don't like to walk the train station, the metro and the bus station is at the top of the street. If you get the Number 110 Hop on Hop off bus for 20euros for 24hours it would be a good idea to get it around 2pm in which case you could use it that afernoon then the next morning up until 2pm again.
We had a great time in Rome and managed to fit in all the sites which were amazing. Just be VERY careful when crossing the roads it can be very dangerous. They drive like maniacs!!
If I was ever to go back to Rome I think I would prefare to stay somewhere near the Trevi Fountain area which is a lot more central.

We arrived at the Hotel and were pleasantly surprised at how close it is to Termini Station. Within 5 minutes walk down Via Giovanni Golitti, away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
We checked in and found our room upstairs and were surprised at how big and bright our room was. Tiled floors and a large bed with a nice view over the surrounding suburbs. Clean bathroom with a pretty decent shower topped off the room.
Breakfast the next morning was a pretty standard but nice version of the continental breakfasts you get pretty much everywhere in Europe. Croissants, toasts, meats, jams and coffee; all pretty much standards.
If you're looking for somewhere that is clean, safe and relatively inexpensive for Rome, with easy access to the best ways to travel to other parts of Italy, this place is perfect. Highly recommended!

Hi,

I stayed with my family for 4 days at Hotel Parker. The overall stay was very comfortable and cosy.

The room had three beds in a 2 bedroom sized room, with a small safe, cupboards, fridge, lamps and two tables. The size was good for 2 beds but 3 were a bit cramped up. The room was cleaned everyday and was very neatly kept. The toilet was especially very clean and tilled with the towels changed everyday.

The breakfast was especially good and the staff was quite helpful. They helped us with the various bus routes, etc. during our stay and made our stay memorable.

Transportation wise, the hotel was centrally located and so there was no issue in finding an appropriate tram or bus or a metro, all three being within 5-10 minutes walking distance from the hotel.

From a B&B perspective, this was an overall excellent hotel, though we felt that Euros 155 per night of stay was a bit on the expensive side.

We had a really good weekend at this hotel. Good location near metro, quite big rooms, clean and a really good breakfast.
Priceworthy!