Holiday-in Centro

Name: Holiday-in Centro
Address: 00185, Via Filippo Turati 76, Rome, Italy, Rome, Rome, Lazio, IT
Rating: 4.8

00185, Via Filippo Turati 76, Rome, Italy, RomeView on Map

About this property

The best kind of vacation is when you come somewhere new and it feels like home: apartment "Holiday-in Centro" is located in Rome. This apartment is located minutes away from the city center. You can take a walk and explore the neighbourhood area of the apartment — Vittorio Emanuele, Santa Maria Maggiore and Capitoline Hill. Location

Good to know

Check-in: From 19:30
Check-out: Until 11:00

Guest reviews

Recent reviews shared by hotel guests

Guest Rating

4.8/10

Average

9 reviews

Featured review

rino M.

November 2018

10/10

We paid 20 euros per person and were very satisfied, as long as you’re looking for an affordable place rather than a luxurious or perfect apartment. It has clean linens, basic amenities, and free Wi-Fi, so I’d recommend it to anyone wanting a convenient base for visiting Rome. Termini Station, with its main transport connections, is a short distance away. The apartment was clean, with hotel-quality sheets and towels; the towels were still in their usual professional laundry packaging. There were a few marks on the walls, probably from suitcase wheels. We visited in winter and used the air conditioning for heat, which worked very well. There’s a fully equipped kitchen, though we hardly used it. The owners were kind and helpful, with lots of useful tips on museums and especially good restaurants, where we really enjoyed ourselves. We booked through Booking.com. Its reviews were mostly good, while I’d seen some very bad ones on Google, so I was glad we trusted Booking.com and decided to leave a Google review too.

Matteo R.

December 2018

2/10

The apartment was filthy, with cracked walls, and the air conditioning didn’t work despite what the owner had told us. The building was dirty and run-down too. It looked nothing like the pictures on Booking.com and other websites. I absolutely wouldn’t recommend it.

Claude M.

July 2019

4/10

Luca, the landlord, was a genuinely nice person. He offered lots of recommendations whenever we asked and really tried to help. The apartment itself was disappointing, with very old furniture, stained walls, and a bathroom that badly needs renovating. The hallway renovation seemed to be underway, but we never saw workers there and the building materials were left lying around. Being right beside Termini, the main train station, made it very well connected. Still, after long days sightseeing, our family of seven felt a bit uncomfortable in the evenings. We had a nice stay overall, though we’d have preferred somewhere nicer.