location is good for short stay. Rooms are typical, but they have a crazy system of using the cable TV and Wifi. Be carefull on getting overcharged on your mobile phone, as the Wifi is not free. You can go to the Roma Termini to find a free Wifi hot spot. Breakfast was the worst during my entire time in... More

Arrived Rome Oct 2010 and went directly to hotel from the Termini. The overall experience wasn't entirely unsatisfactory, however, the area where the Marconi is located is 2 blocks from Rome Termini and is not the most desirable area to be in. The receptionist (man) wasn't at all friendly. Hotel could use some updating.

We had to stay here when our itinerary changed, so we found vacancy at the Marconi on the fly. The receptionist was a real piece of work. He was very unfriendly and almost annoyed that we wanted to stay there for the evening. He said 3 things to us while we were there...the price per night for a room, the... More

My hubby and I stayed at Marconi Hotel for 3 nites, superb location, literally mins from the Termini, we had paid a transfer fee of £65.00 (for us both - return) from the airport to the hotel, however, when arriving at airport we could have paid only 8 euros each, return, to get to the termini, which really is so... More

I have started to use trip advisor alot for hotel information etc but have never written a review before. We stayed for 3 nights January 2011. Marconi hotel itself is in a great location only about 10 mins walk from the Colleseum. The room was fairly big and clean but could have done with some general cosmetic work and the... More

we are a group of 9 people and all of us are of the opinion that this hotel was an absolutely right choice. Very helpful and polite stuff (Roberta is super) ! owing to the volcano ash clouds we needed their help and we apreciate that they were ALWAYS there for us. Rooms were great! very comfortable and clear. Hotel... More

I haven't had a chance to experience any other hotels within Rome to provide an accurate comparison, all i can do is compare it to other hotels i have stayed in around the world. With the exception of the location (literally 1 minute away from Rome Termini station), there is not much going for this hotel, room was sub-standard, breakfast... More

I chose this hotel for three reasons (1) location, (2) air conditioning, and (3) having an internet connection. The hotel's web site notes that every room has air conditioning and an internet connection. The hotel has NO internet connections in ANY room. The receptionist noted that each room has a phone jack, from which you can "connect" to the internet.... More

The Hotel Marconi is placed wonderfully round the corner from the train station and therefore also within just a few minutes walk to Rome's tube system. The room was ok, a little small but generally pleasant enough, although it could have been a little cleaner. The staff were not polite, and didn't really seem to have much time for guests.... More