Millennium Palace

“Good reasonably priced location”

Nothing exceptional, just good value. Large car park, comfortable rooms, very helpful staff and a good breakfast. All at a lower price than is normal for this quality of hotel in this area. Hotel is adjacent to the station, and the town centre is within 5-10 minutes walk.

“Central location, good base for Umbria”

We needed a stop over in Umbria on our Italy tour recently and chose the small town of Terni and hotel Millennium. The hotel is next to the railway station and has its own large free car park so great for tourists! It was very cheap, with lovely staff and a big clean room. We slept right through br… more

We needed a stop over in Umbria on our Italy tour recently and chose the small town of Terni and hotel Millennium. The hotel is next to the railway station and has its own large free car park so great for tourists! It was very cheap, with lovely staff and a big clean room. We slept right through breakfast thanks to good double glazing and dark shutters in our room! Terni itself had a couple of nice piazzas and a long pedestrian main street. Not really worth a visit in itself with all the stunning local villages to see, but a good stop off point if you're touring the region.

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“Really average”

In favor of this hotel is its location: next to railway station, walking distance from ciry center, good car parking. Breakfast is ok. But rooms are really average. If you are on the higher floors, having water, let alone warm water, might be a problem.

“Less than promised”

Sister Hotel Michelangelo across the street Our little room overlooks the train tracks, has no AC or wifi and is very small and poorly illuminated. Every announcement from the train station was audible in our room. 220V only. The decor is from some forgotten sic-fi movie; unique but spooky. T… more

Sister Hotel Michelangelo across the street Our little room overlooks the train tracks, has no AC or wifi and is very small and poorly illuminated. Every announcement from the train station was audible in our room. 220V only. The decor is from some forgotten sic-fi movie; unique but spooky. The desk clerk was very accommodating and was able to locate a second luggage stand for us. Nice breakfast buffet of excellent warm croissants, rolls, yoghurt, jellies, pastafrola and yellow cake. Coffee was Italian style served as desired. The only available internet is via an old desktop set into a tiny booth; there is no provision for wifi. The access to the internet is in a little booth via an ancient desktop computer. all in Italian; there is no wifi unless we walk across the street to the Hotel Michelangelo and get a password to use their free wifi. We were told that we had to register with our laptop and the password would be sent to our cell phone. We had no cell phone and the desk clerk wasn't helpful; back at the Millenium the desk agent gave us his personal phone number to put in the registration and he would call it over to the Michelangelo for us He did phone the password but it would not work.

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