B&B Hotel Roma Italia Viminale

“Thank you so much”

Especially Thanks to Michael! Your kind assist and help from checking in to out. It meant alot to us. You are the best!

“Great location and modern rooms”

Such a great stay and we will be back. Modern, very clean, good sized beds, quiet at night, manned recreation always. What more could you ask

“A great pick for Rome”

This hotel is in an excellent location, walking distance from the train station. It is very central relative to the key tourists attractions and there are plenty of good restaurants around. The hotel staff is pleasant and very helpful. The room was impeccable. It seems like it opened very recently.… more

This hotel is in an excellent location, walking distance from the train station. It is very central relative to the key tourists attractions and there are plenty of good restaurants around. The hotel staff is pleasant and very helpful. The room was impeccable. It seems like it opened very recently. Bright and spacious. Breakfast was also very good. This is now my go-to place in Rome.

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“Nice hotel and good location”

Location: The hotel is well located - a fairly short walk from Termini (up to 20 minutes). The closest metro station is Repubblica, which is just a walk up Nationale (one of the streets at the end of where the hotel is located) which is ideal to get to Vatican City. I walked to the Colosseum from … more

Location: The hotel is well located - a fairly short walk from Termini (up to 20 minutes). The closest metro station is Repubblica, which is just a walk up Nationale (one of the streets at the end of where the hotel is located) which is ideal to get to Vatican City. I walked to the Colosseum from the hotel too, and I found it a fairly pleasant walk. Hotel: The street the hotel is on can be quite dark, particularly when the restaurant opposite is closed. Despite this, I didn't feel unsafe as a lone woman. I was worried I wouldn't find the hotel as google maps hasn't updated since B&B have owned it. There is a sign outside next to the buzzer, and you need to buzz each time to enter. I didn't have to wait very long. When you enter the building, you need to go to the last door on the right - it's usually open and is where the stairwell is. The hotel is on the first floor, but there is also a lift if you need it. Room: I had a single occupancy room, which was nice. I kept the curtains closed as my room was facing internally so didn't really have a view, and I rarely spent much time in the room anyway. The room had air con, heating, a safe, and a small fridge. There was a TV on the wall and the bathroom, although small, was very nice. My only concern would be that I don't know how sound proof the doors to the rooms are - people walking past around 6am woke me up, so I used ear plugs for the rest of my stay. Breakfast: There was different breads, scrambled eggs, frankfurter sausages (I think), yoghurts, and other bits and pieces.

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