Hotel St. Paul

very clean room, good breakfast, quiet area

the room and the bathroom was too small for two person

Breakfast was good and the staff was friendly.

Soundproofing of the rooms is very poor the doors slam in themselves and it's like a jackhammer hitting your head in the other room. If you happen to get a room on ground floor ask for a change immediately. Those rooms are cramped and are very loud. Right across the street is rome's university and sometimes they hold concerts.

It was very close to University Roma Tre where I had business, which was the reason for my stay

There was no restaurant for an evening meal

Fairly basic but nice and clean. Not too far from the Metro station.

Difficult to find, especially in the dark.

It was generally comfortable, convenient, and suited our stay in Rome. Room was clean, comfortable, if somewhat small.

Helpful reception staff and friendly breakfast waitress. The room was also kept wonderfully clean and tidied on a daily basis (though we didn't encounter the cleaner).

The three-person room was dark and and rather cell-like with a tiny window high in one corner. While the electric lighting was good it was still unable to dispel the gloom. In the heat of August we could convince ourselves that the lack of light aided the air conditioning but, outside of the summer months it would have been desperately sombre.

Good rooms, nice balcony and great breakfast provided. Staff was very accomodating.

It would have been nice to have a clock in our room. The TV did not provide a channel with the time.

Staff kindness, free parking if you arrive in the evening, good neighbourhood, access to metro (10 min. Walk), good breakfast

The window was broken

It was very clean. Great customer service!

My friend bed broke. She did not get it repared until the next day...

The hotel was modern and had free internet access in the reception area. The breakfast buffet was good and the staff pleasant. Although fairly far out, there were good transport links.

The reviews which stated that the hotel was not in an ideal situation were not enforcing this strongly enough in our opinion, as there were times that we were fearful for our possessions whilst walking to and from the nearest metro station. The walk to the metro station is as described a fifteen minute walk, but through a rather shady area. Also the cost a taxi from Termini is around 40euro, so choose wisely, as a 7 day metro pass is 16euro and unlimited! The rooms, although modern, are small and doubles are continental doubles. Previous reviews regarding the walls of rooms would be correct, as there were times that we could hear the next room whilst we had the tv on. The hotel lacks a restaurant, which forces you to either make the metro trip twice or to stay out rather long every day. Being this far out the hotel would also benefit from an additional serivce such as a swimming pool. The maids were unaccommodating at times also. All in all, do not stay at this hotel!!!!

near metro, clean hotel, good breakfast

Room is very small. We booked a quad-room. With 4 (single) beds and luggages, there was no much space to move around. When one moves, the other 3 persons must have been sitting or laying on bed. We felt like they put 2 more beds into a double-bed room and sold it to us as a quad-bed room.