Avaliações Hotel Eurostars Roma Congres ****

Een mooi hotel zeer goed verzorgd en schon. De kamers erg klein maar wel alles wat met nodig heeft.

De bedden zijn wel erg hard.

Ontbijt zeer uitgebreid en prima verzorgd vlakbij openbaar vervoer. Dagkaart tram,bus,metro €4,-Weekkaart€16,-p.p.!Ga voorla zelf niet in Rome rijden een Chaos. Rome is indrukwekkend.!

Pros:-

1. Nice big clean rooms spacious layout

2. Excellent buffet for 12 Euros and Dinner combo for 19 Euros--good tasty food

3. Parking has security cameras and is well lit

Cons

1. Lousy neighborhood-hotels is in an industrial zone--we saw prostitutes soliciting customers just outside the hotel entrance. Be careful at night --do not leave valuables in the car as it might get broken into.

2. Wifi did not work and had lots of problems. The room internet was slow and expensive

3.Only one computer with net access for entire hotel

Overall a good place to stay if you are a bunch of guys with a car. If you are female or with kids would not recommend it as the Rome subway is 20 minute drive away.

We found the bus fares to be too exepensive. Next time we go to Rome we will book in Centro. 16 E a day back and forth every day can add up. On top of that you still have to access the Metro lines. It was an hour and 1/2 every time we went out and returned. Three hours of day in commuting! If we took the public busses, it was a little hike to and from the bus stops. with rides and bfast, we added another 200 E to our tab.

We would rather spend the money closer with bfast included.

Internet was down a good portion of the time and you had to pay to hook up in your room. That did not work and got charged for it. They did refund that.

Rate this a 2 or less.

I would only recommend Roma Congress if the guest want to be isolated from the rest of Roma. I was disappointed about the avenues in which we could get to the civic center, albeit it truly was not that far if there was adequate public transportation. However, bus 508 only came once every hour if that, we waited almost 2 and a half hour one day in the rain. The long driveway doesn’t help as well, the hotel is hidden, give yourself around two hours just to find it from the Termini Station. The bar and restaurant service was horrible, they were completely understaffed and unpleasant. The actual hotel facility was lovely; the rooms were spacious and were super affordable. Like I said before if you’re looking to be close to the civic center, it's definitely not the place, don’t let the 4 stars fool you, pay the extra money.

The staff were helpful, the tripple room a really good size with heaps of space. Good place to stay in Rome if you have a car (parking incl.) and dont mind being out in the edge of Rome. Shopping centre not far away.

Traffic on the Prenestina is maddening. Reception staff is slow and not welcoming. Rooms are gorgeous, as is the food. No amenities (spa, gym, swimming pool, etc.) to speak of. Lines at front desk are ridiculous. Policies are stupid: must pick up Internet logins at front desk, can only get 6 hours at a time, key cards stop working on checkout day after 10a.

The hotel seems to have been built with conferences in mind, but seems to cater mostly to mass tourists by now. If you like spending time in your hotel room, this is the place. If you like exploring around, the traffic will sour you to this place. If you don't like waiting in line, go somewhere else.

Location was pretty bad and staff were way too busy had to wait in long lines to get stuff done. They gave our room to another person. while we were in it and we had to go and fix it. However the room itself was nice and the place was clean. Its not a four star or even close to it

NEVER AGAIN. We chose Eurostars based on price. You definitely get what you pay for. For starters, the line at the front desk is always long. Why aren't there more than 2 people working behind the desk at any one time? Next, our A/C wasn't working upon arrival. It was fixed, but after we waited after 20 rings before someone picked up the phone and hung up quickly after I asked politely for a repairman. We had to call again because I wasn't sure they got the room number: they didn't. The large uncomfortable bed was made up of two twins with a divide in the middle. Our internet access in the room didn't work. The TV had about 14 channels: no pay movies. The food in the restaurant was terrible. Positives: friendly staff, free wifi in the lobby, free parking, shuttle bus to downtown rome for 4 euros/person.

Prices in Rome are very high, so this was a good deal. They have a clever energy-saving scheme -- you put your room key-card in a slot to turn on the lights. When you pull out the card to exit, they all go off. Trouble is the cards would go dead unexpectedly and would need reprogramming. Rooms could get pretty warm in PM, due to the face that the AC is not really working -- only a fan. I guess April isn't summer yet. All in all, it was better than I thought it might be.

Truly a four star hotel. Location not bad. I would recommend it to those driving a rental car, as it is near the expressway. By Rome standards, it is a good deal for the money. Only disappointment - the air conditioning was not yet running (April), so it would get pretty warm in the afternoon.