Parco De Medici Residence Hotel

The rooms were clean. Food was limited, though. The woman brought about 3 slices of salami and cheese to the table and said that was for the three of us. They also had croissants, but very few. The hotel is a long way from the center. There is a train nearby every 15 minutes to the main train station.

The bed was the best part for me, really comfortable. The apartment wasn't bad, though noise carries between rooms. It's in a very quiet area among offices, but there's little entertainment nearby and the center is far away.

It took reception a long time to respond when I asked for water. They told me to leave, or they would get someone else or call the police.

The room was very large and had what I needed for a good night's sleep. The air conditioning worked perfectly for me, despite comments I'd read saying there was none. Breakfast was croissants, cold cuts, yogurt, coffee, cereal, and more, so I had no complaints about it either, despite the reviews saying it left a lot to be desired. It's a three-star hotel and could use some modernization. But older hotels seem common in Rome and Italy generally. The reception staff kept our luggage without any trouble. This was my second stay, and I had a positive experience. I'd recommend it.