The only positive thing about the hotel is it's location. Besides that the hotel is an absolute nightmare:
1. The bed sheets and blankets are very dusty and dirty.
2. You can hear noise and brawling in the streets till late at night.
3. The room is in desperate need of repairs - it's very dirty (visible stains and broken walls) and badly maintained.
4. You can hear everything happening in the corridor and adjacent rooms.
5. Towels are dirty. It has visible stain marks.
6. The reception staff are indifferent to all of this.

The convenience of this place is great especially if you need to be close to Rome Termini and the staff (front desk & cleaning lady we encountered) were very friendly. However, the room we had away from the actual hotel building was extremely loud - every door is loudly slammed (not always due to the person using it), room has no sound proofing you can hear everyone beside and above you pretty clearly. The sheets made our skin itchy, was quite hard, and our “double bed” was two single beds shoved together that moved apart if you even got close to the middle. Some towels also had some stains on it from previous uses. Desk and nightstands are also run down and need replacing. Plus side, the AC worked great. If you’re in need of a quick stay by the train station and you don’t mind where it is it could work for you.

Sad to say but this place is must avoid.

Air-conditioning wasn't working, the outer window shutters didn't lock and multiple times through the night they were rattled, once someone even opened them fully, I'm not sure if they were looking In the room or not but I wasn't getting up to find out.

The bathroom had mold growing along the walls, this is the biggest issue I'd say, and there's no sound blocking at all, you can hear everything that everyone within 20 meters of you is doing, whether they be street goers or other people in the 'hotel'.

Hotel Piemonte

Amazing display of history in Rome. Beautiful     Sight to see before all the historical ancient tourist attractions around the corner

You can climb to the top and they have some of the best views of Rome for free. They also have museum type thing inside and a rooftop bar and panini restaurant.

Must visit. We were lucky to see the military drill for the national holiday. So cool.

It is one of the best free places in rome, I don't think it is worth it to pay to go to the museum it is just two rooms.

Altar Of The Fatherland - impressive early 1900's architecture, with fantastic views across Piazza Venezia.

Great place to get photos of the Italian sunset.

Altare della Patria

Via dei Chiavari, 34, 00186 Roma RM, Italy

Definitely the best pizzas in Rome. It gets very busy at lunch time and hard to choose between so many different flavours.
We tried a few.. but the BEST one was the plain tomato with mozzarella! The crust was perfect, the tomato sauce seemed so simple but it was incredible!!!

The supli was also super yummy. Fresh, crunchy, hot and creamy inside! We went back there two days in a row 💯 💯 💯

What an incredible little bakery. I thought I'd died and gone to heaven. Fantastic pizza, washed down with a Messina beer which was superb. Canoli you can see from space. Every town should have a Roscioli!

Famous pastry shop that opens quite early in the morning.

Good crunch pizza. If you can handle spice, try the spicy pizza.

We also bought some dry food from there as gifts for people back home

Antico Forno Roscioli

Piazza del Colosseo, 1, 00184 Roma RM, Italy

Colosseum is that kind of building made by human hands that impresses at the first sight. It is amazing to see and those images will never leave my mind. Now, you gotta be ready. Place is unbelievably crowded and the richness of your experience will depend on a good guide. I strongly recommend picking up one for various reasons. Beyond the context and history explanation, they will make sure you don’t expand half a day in a line and will facilitate all the logistics for you. Worth the price. But the experience is unique and strongly recommended.

Visiting the Colosseum was one of the highlights of my visit to Italy. The private guide we had was so knowledgeable and made the tour the best possible. We purchased tickets in advance for the entire tour including under the arena. It’s mind blowing how well preserved this place is. I had an absolute blast here, and if you visit Rome this is a must go.

We did the night tour 3 weeks ago & had Nico as our guide. Full of energy & information. For a great price! 50€ for two. Seeing the low level & upper level. Finding out so much & experiencing such an incredible tour. THANK you 🙏🏼 Nico for a phenomenal experience

Colosseo

Unbelievable this place is amazing. Definitely do a skip the line tour!

You have to go through this if you are in Rome! What a beautiful museum, tons of exhibits, and relics and cherished historical items!

Even if you are not religious, this place is a top 10 worldwide must see.

I recommend going with a tour guide 100%. You learn so much more! The architecture & art is breathtaking. It so incredible to see how these people built & made all of this from scratch. Every room you’re taken to will leave you in awe. All the rooms are head to toe dripped in hand painted art which is so insane. I recommend going early in the morning, even then there was a huge crowd in every room we went into. It also has a decent cafe inside at the very end. There are a few gift shops before you hit the one on the end, I say they’re all similar maybe a few different gifts at each. The tickets also includes your entrance to the basilica. If you are a into catholic art, I would highly recommend going here.

Very beautiful art and buildings that will astound you.  Try to go when not too hot so you can enjoy it more.
Recommend buying the priority tickets so you can enter faster.  Otherwise you may wait hours just to enter.

Musei Vaticani

00197 Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy

Nice escape from the craziness in Rome for a peaceful picnic.  So much to see at this park so be prepared to walk walk walk.  There are stands for waters and snacks. You can rent quad and double pedal bikes, electric motor assisted!  And much much more.

This was a pretty cool place. It's a large 198-acre park in Rome with a pond and lots of walking and biking trails. There's a nice art museum at the main Villa, and other structures throughout the area. It's a nice place to spend an afternoon or an evening away from the crazy crowds in Rome central.

It is an amazing place to sit, keep cool, and breathe after a hectic day; the views across the city are awesome from up there. All I will say is watch out for the rose sellers. They are a nuisance. Don't let them push you into taking a rose. Be stern with them as they are persistent. Other than that the park is beautiful 😍

Villa Borghese

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Altar of the Fatherland

Via dei Chiavari, 34, 00186 Rome RM, Italy

At the ancient oven of Roscioli

Piazza del Colosseo, 1, 00184 Rome RM, Italy

Colosseum

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