Lovely staff, locations a bit out the way, but if your not shy about using public transport you'll be fine!

Stayed at the Eur Suite and I was really happy overall. Spacious room, nice bathroom, lots of closet space, refrigerator, small tv, seperate living room. Great breakfast but get there early for plain croissants (versus the ones with icing on them). It was smoke-free and even had a balcony. The staff was really accomodating. The only downsides were that you... More

Large accomodation (it is a suite so you get two rooms) for the price that also included buffet breakfast. This hotel is in EUR which is a modern part of Rome and is a very nice residential area. The staff are friendly and the restaurant is fairly decent. Beds are not that comforable. The hotel is not near a metro... More

this hotel was a bargain short drive to all historical rome. dont need public transport. when in rome park anywhere (disengaged the handbrake)

Stayed on this hotel recently to check what is a business hotel in Eternal city...SInce these are suites, it is very nice size, plenty of space and decent ammenities. One problem is the location which is by far the only downside of the venue. It is at south end of new part of Rome EUR and any ride to or... More

Excellent hotel if you travel by car. It has private FREE garage, excellent staff and restaurant. Great spacious rooms. Best value for money.

A group of 10 from our church were in Rome for a week and stayed at the Eur Suite Hotel. It is in a lower income area of Rome, but we were never uncomfortable. The staff was very helpful and always had someone there who was fluent in English. The rooms were the best part. Very large and spacious. All... More

We stayed at the hotel for my birthday treat to Rome. The hotel was spotlessly clean and the staff extremely friendly and helpful in all aspects. We had a splendid meal there and were really looked after by a young lady named Lilliana, all in all everyone was happy to help and were very kind and the rooms were a... More

If you are only staying one or two days in Rome keep in mind that it will take you about 45 minutes to get into the city centre by public transport! Take bus 669 to the subway station. Its the last stop so it will than take you 20-25 minutes to get to the Termini where you can switch to... More