Visited Felice Hotel last march with my boyfriend. Simple and charming hotel, clean and cosy room. Had no problems at all, and was pleased with our choice! Only drawbacks that is is a bit out of town and takes a while to get to the subway, maybe a 15-20 min walk. There is a few nice restaurants close by. I would recommened if you dont want to spend a fortune when in rome! and dont mind walking to the subway, which is a little far, especially if youre lazy like me!

I would like to share with who could be interested, my personal opinion about Hotel Felice which surprised me for the very good ratio quality/price.

I planned to be in Rome during the second week of January (four days in total) to attend the graduation of a friend of mine at La Sapienza University; this was the main reason of my choice towards Hotel Felice (that is very closed to the University).

Honestly, the hotel is not the best I’ve ever been in my life, but what surprised me was the general environment of the structure:
my room were very clean, the reception desk (but at the end all the staff) was very kind to point out the best way to have a look of the city and advised me on the shortest way to reach my destinations.

Outside, as I’ve mentioned before, the hotel is placed very closed to Uniservity and obviously into an area frequented by students; so I found a lot of pubs, wine bars and restaurants (there’s a good choice of places to spend the spare time).

This is the reason why I would recommend this hotel to a range of people from 20 to 50 years old (there’s some noise from outside during week-end!!).

I’ve not used them but I saw that there’s wi-fi connectivity (toll-free service) and also the hotel can arrange some touristic tour into the city.

I hope that my opinion could be helpful for you

Have fun!!!

Perla059

This hotel is situated in the San Lorenzo region of Rome on the famous Via Tiburtina. The area is a working class district and is lively, charming and a little run down. There is a university nearby so there is a high concentration of students. The stazione Termini is within walking distance (10-15 mins along the Aurelian Walls) or there is a bus route which stops outside the hotel.
The hotel itself was ok, the room was large and could have done with a lick of paint and the bathroom was small. The hotel staff were friendly. A hotel like this is useful for resting and sleeping before spending most of the day in Rome. You wouldn't want to laze around in your hotel room. There was a lovely cafe nearby where breakfast is free if you stay here as well as a nice gelataria and a few trattorias. Most of all it was useful being close to the main bus and train terminal.

Points about this hotel:

1. It is a good mile away from the train station but if you learn to use the bus system you won't have to walk so much. Buy a day pass from the hotel attendant and take bus 71 to the Tiburtina station, jump on the metro and then go anywhere you want in the city.

2. There is the worst racket you have ever heard in your life on the main street next to the hotel. You might want to bring ear plugs.

3. The service people do not speak english but you would be surprised what hand gestures and a little pointing can do. Be nice to them and they will be nice back. It is easy to get irritated and take it out of the guy at the front desk.

4. There is spray paint everywhere but that goes for Rome in general. They need to make spray paint illegal.

5. You share showers and toilets but you do have a beday(sp) and a sink in your room.

6. The beds are very firm but that goes for any nonwesterized hotel you will stay at in Italy.