we had a great stay at eurorooms hostel!!it was very clean and cozy.we will probably come again next year because its a good choice for students (its cheap and close to the center).Greedings from Greece!

I staied there with friends for 2 nights. the rooms are in an old building near the station, the place was very small with no staff, we had to call by interphone and they came from another hotel. The room (4 people) wasn't so clean, the beds were quite unconfortable and the breakfast was just one drink and one croissant... More

We have booked this hotel because it was near from the termini station. But when we get there, some things did not please us so much. First was that we have to check out at 10 am (no problem, because almost all hotels have the same politics), but they could not have our luggage until the time of our flight.... More

First we had to wait 2 hours for the receptionist, he is not usually where he should be. Second the rooms are the poorest i've seen in my life with a nasty bathroom... It's not a good place for persons, maybe for pigs....

Review submitted 08Oct.'09: Being "tight" seniors in our late 70's, we needed something really cheap in now-expensive Rome. Checking the web, this hotel appeared to fit our need compared to the crazy prices we were getting on the web. Eurorooms was only €75 a night, no breakfast! We had the thought it would be something like "Etap". Nope. The staff... More

I've booked Eurorooms thru hostels.com. Basically Eurorooms and the other hotels located at 87, Via Palestro and nearby are part of a syndicate which passes over customers to other hotels (giving reasons like toilet not workings, or not giving a reason at all). The hotels all have a shared breakfast room. I was given a room at Hotel Cambridge which... More

Very clean rooms, safe, good reception, air conditioning is working perfect. Great point to explore Rome. Good value for the money, but it is more like a set of clean rooms, rather than a full service hotel.