The front desk that you check in was 4 blocks from the actual hotel that our room was in. The staff took forever to show us/take our bags to the room. The room was small and the air conditioner would not go any lower than 76 degrees. The shower had a few small bottles of shampoo.....that was all. This was supposed to be the best room they had, sadly I've stayed in 2 star hotels that rivaled this hotel. Oh and it's run in the middle of a run down area of Rome.
This is a quiet and clean Hotel just minutes walking from Termini rail station. The breakfast buffet has a good selection, more than the classical continental breakfast (very worth the 16 Euros charge).
Neat clean charming hotel close to everything. Good morning buffet . Air conditioning is simply AWESOME!!! You will enjoy your trip!
It is a small 24-room hotel in the street that directly leads you to the central railway station called Roma Termini and Metro. The distance is about 500 meters/yards. It is also close to the Sapienza University: 1 km. There are a lot of students around. It has no iron and coffeemaker in the room. However, has a bar/small refrigerator. They provide a kettle and cups upon request. The hotel has a little restaurant. Do not expect a large hall or reception area. You will be placed in the little garden if the little waiting room is full. You may think that the receptionist is free and ready to talk to you. However, there may be a line in that garden, and receptionist can refuse to talk to you and say to wait. It looks odd, but it is the way to conduct business. Staff speaks English and helpful to show you the key sightseeing of Rome on the map. The area is very safe. Shops and restaurants work until midnight and more. Hotel's street sign is Royal Court Hotel. However, it is not illuminated well because of burned out bulbs I guess. It is hard to find the hotel easily in the night time because of that. To make guests proud of they hotel, the Hotel administration has to fix this.
It is a little old but functional, small near places like train stations and tourist buses clean hotel.
We would stay again -- preferably longer. Near Termini train station. Handy to mass transit and many sights. Numerous restaurants nearby as well as a grocery store.
We stayed at the Royal Court on our second pass through Rome. The location close to Termini (5 minutes) made it ideal for getting to and from the train. The hotel is a bit dark and the classic decor feels somewhat dated, but the entire place was clean, quiet and comfortable. What really made our stay was the staff. Dimitri at the front desk was fantastic and everyone was courteous, helpful and attentive. We truly felt welcome. The room was spacious enough for two and, while dim, it was restful. The neighborhood is a little rough around the edges, but there are plenty of great places to eat and it was quiet at night, despite being so close to the train station. We loved our stay there and would definitely stay again.
Very close to Termini, which can save a lot of time and energy, since this means the Metro is also close by. Also close to the Piazza della Repubblica, which contains the best bookstalls, if you're into that!
For Europe this is an American style hotel close to the train station. Large rooms and staff speaks good English. But make sure you have a copy of the orbitiz reservation when you check in. When we booked Orbitiz said breakfast buffet was included, but after we sat down and began to eat they told us it was not, because of the way we reserved the hotel. The cost was12 euros(approx $15) a person! Which is to much for a continental breakfast. We had to pay because I did not have a copy of our reservation. Needless to say I was very disappointed. But overall it was a good hotel and I would stay there again.
This is a decent hotel, about 4 blocks from the Roma Termini train station. We had a 4-person room, and it was configured with 4 single beds side-by-side. The room was clean and everything was in good working order. It was a good value, but nothing stands out to rate it 4 stars.
Very small lobby- large size room for a family- bathroom needed upgrade.
Great location with great staff. Would book here again.
When we arrived after a long day of traveling, we were told that we would have to spend one night at another hotel then we could come back. This is exhausting after all that traveling. The other hotel was in a bad part of town and had no internet. When we got back we were told that we would get breakfast to make up for this, but never did. I would never stay here again!
Located in Rome City Centre, Royal Court Hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Via Marsala and within 15 minutes of other popular attractions like Via Nazionale. This 24-room, 4-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like a bar/lounge, free in-room WiFi, and concierge services.
Buffet breakfast is offered for a fee each morning from 7 AM to 10:30 AM. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service, entertain your taste buds with a drink at the bar/lounge, and mingle with other guests at the free manager's reception.
All 24 soundproofed rooms feature minibars, free newspapers, and safes. LCD TVs come with digital channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms offer hair dryers, free toiletries, and bidets. Desks are also available.
Guests of Royal Court Hotel enjoy free WiFi in public areas, express check-in, and free newspapers. For transportation, you can make use of an airport shuttle, as well as limo/town car service. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can assist with dry cleaning/laundry, tours or tickets, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include laundry facilities and a porter/bellhop.
The front desk that you check in was 4 blocks from the actual hotel that our room was in. The staff took forever to show us/take our bags to the room. The room was small and the air conditioner would not go any lower than 76 degrees. The shower had a few small bottles of shampoo.....that was all. This was supposed to be the best room they had, sadly I've stayed in 2 star hotels that rivaled this hotel. Oh and it's run in the middle of a run down area of Rome.
This is a quiet and clean Hotel just minutes walking from Termini rail station. The breakfast buffet has a good selection, more than the classical continental breakfast (very worth the 16 Euros charge).
Neat clean charming hotel close to everything. Good morning buffet . Air conditioning is simply AWESOME!!! You will enjoy your trip!
It is a small 24-room hotel in the street that directly leads you to the central railway station called Roma Termini and Metro. The distance is about 500 meters/yards. It is also close to the Sapienza University: 1 km. There are a lot of students around. It has no iron and coffeemaker in the room. However, has a bar/small refrigerator. They provide a kettle and cups upon request. The hotel has a little restaurant. Do not expect a large hall or reception area. You will be placed in the little garden if the little waiting room is full. You may think that the receptionist is free and ready to talk to you. However, there may be a line in that garden, and receptionist can refuse to talk to you and say to wait. It looks odd, but it is the way to conduct business. Staff speaks English and helpful to show you the key sightseeing of Rome on the map. The area is very safe. Shops and restaurants work until midnight and more. Hotel's street sign is Royal Court Hotel. However, it is not illuminated well because of burned out bulbs I guess. It is hard to find the hotel easily in the night time because of that. To make guests proud of they hotel, the Hotel administration has to fix this.
It is a little old but functional, small near places like train stations and tourist buses clean hotel.
We would stay again -- preferably longer. Near Termini train station. Handy to mass transit and many sights. Numerous restaurants nearby as well as a grocery store.
We stayed at the Royal Court on our second pass through Rome. The location close to Termini (5 minutes) made it ideal for getting to and from the train. The hotel is a bit dark and the classic decor feels somewhat dated, but the entire place was clean, quiet and comfortable. What really made our stay was the staff. Dimitri at the front desk was fantastic and everyone was courteous, helpful and attentive. We truly felt welcome. The room was spacious enough for two and, while dim, it was restful. The neighborhood is a little rough around the edges, but there are plenty of great places to eat and it was quiet at night, despite being so close to the train station. We loved our stay there and would definitely stay again.
Very close to Termini, which can save a lot of time and energy, since this means the Metro is also close by. Also close to the Piazza della Repubblica, which contains the best bookstalls, if you're into that!
For Europe this is an American style hotel close to the train station. Large rooms and staff speaks good English. But make sure you have a copy of the orbitiz reservation when you check in. When we booked Orbitiz said breakfast buffet was included, but after we sat down and began to eat they told us it was not, because of the way we reserved the hotel. The cost was12 euros(approx $15) a person! Which is to much for a continental breakfast. We had to pay because I did not have a copy of our reservation. Needless to say I was very disappointed. But overall it was a good hotel and I would stay there again.
This is a decent hotel, about 4 blocks from the Roma Termini train station. We had a 4-person room, and it was configured with 4 single beds side-by-side. The room was clean and everything was in good working order. It was a good value, but nothing stands out to rate it 4 stars.
Dear Guest, Thank you for taking the time to review your stay with us. We are delighted that you enjoyed your stay at Royal Court Hotel! It is our primary aim to make sure that all of our guests have a memorable and special stay. We are glad that you have appreciated the commitment we put into it. We do hope you will return to visit us again very soon, to enjoy another memorable experience. Kind Regards Front Desk