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This Rome hotel offers 93 air-conditioned guestrooms. free WI-FI access, Plasma TV with satellite channels. Minibars and electronic in-room safes are also provided.
Bathrooms include lighted makeup/shaving mirrors, complimentary toiletries, hair dryers, and showers or tubs.
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“all and all not a bad place”
This hotel has some good aspects and a few not so great. The hotel is in a great location directly across from a metro station and down the road from San Giovani in Laterno Basilica and about 1 mile from the Colseum. The breakfast was ok and free and the staff was friendly and helpful. The down side is definitly the road noise. If possible do not get a room with a window facing the street. At times it felt like I was sleeping along the road because of the traffic noise which was likely due to the fact that the windows were not insulated. Along with this our heating and AC didnt work properly so we had to open the window at times. Despite this we had a great time and feel that the good outweighed the bad.
“Near the Termini”
Conevenient location but the neighborhood is not too good.
“Easy walking distance to the Coloseum”
This hotel is very pleasant and the staff are helpful. We were satisfied with the hotel, the room was a bit on the small side, but clean and sufficient. The safe in the room was not big enough for a laptop so I left it with the desk everyday. The biggest problem was the WiFi was down 5 out of the 6 days we were there…. very ineffiicient service from their tech … this was a big issue for me since I was unable to keep up with my work from home. Also, the cable TV had absolutely nothing in English except CNN. All movies are dubbed in Italy. We walked all over the city, so if you like to walk its a good location.
“Good 4 star Hotel”
This hotel is located across the road from the Manzoni metro station, so getting there from the airport was very easy. When we arrived at 9am, we were told by the Concierge that our room would be ready within 30 mins. We were not expecting to be able to check in so early, and he offered us breakfast while we waited. It was a nice touch and we were very impressed with the service and thoughtfulness. Our room was small, but functional. The shower seemed to have a mind of it's own (or maybe needs a thermostat) and went through the extreme's several times during a shower. There is one English channel on TV, (Sky news) which was fine for us, as we didn't spend a lot of time in the hotel room. Breakfast is buffet style, and is basic but reasonable. The location is good, across the road from the metro, but you can walk anywhere from the hotel also. A supermarket is a handy 5 minute walk away. The staff were friendly and helpful. Good hotel for a good price.
“not highly impressed”
there wasnt any tea or coffee facilities in the room which was disappointing for a 4* hotel, mould in the bathrooms, the breakfast was nice but unfriendly staff. bit of a let down but the location was lovely, wouldnt go back to the same hotel,
“Great service but wrong location”
Faultless service: welcoming staff, very obliging and friendly who were happy to book reservations for museums and art galleries. Buffet breakfast was impressive - something for everyone. Extremely clean hotel though there was some scratches on my bedroom wall. I wouldn't say it was of the usual 4 star standard but it was a good price and the location was not great - too far out for the main attractions in Rome. That said, the colosseum is about a 15 min walk away and the surrounding neigbourhood is very pleasant with some lovely cafes and the VERY interesting Oriental Museum and the metro station is across the road from the hotel. Would not stay there again but the hotel served its purpose, reasonable value and the staff were LOVELY.
“Close to where you want to be in Rome”
Nice, clean, safe hotel with pleasant, friendly staff and excellent breakfast. Easy walking distance to the Coliseum, Termini train station, and several good restaurants. Bus and street trolley are right in front of hotel, as well as a Metro station across the street, giving you access to the entire city. I would stay here again on my next trip to Rome.
“Hotel needs to rethink its showers in bathrooms”
Good location but poor in facilities especially the shower cubicle in the bathroom - it's so small it is impossible to shower in comfort or safety. The hot food at the breakfast table was stone cold on most days as the food heaters were left unplugged. Ledges in the dinning room needed a good dusting and cleaning. Room maid service was poor - spent toilet rolls were often left not replenished. Staff were very helpful and friendly.
“Happy in Rome”
We would have liked to be informed that we could request an early breakfast as our tour began before breakfast was served, We did see the dinning room door open so went in and were chastised by the manager, He was very unpleasant about going into the dining room 10 minutes early. The bell hop qwas much more helpful with the issues I had with their computer than the evening manager. Please inform your readers that the hotel will not assist with an tours not made by the hotel even though we used expedia for both services.
“Would not stay here again”
The hotel was ok but I would never stay there again. It is not as close to the colesseum etc as we had hoped. The room was a nice size and breakfast was average. The two big things that stood out to us were; 1. Small red ants in the bed... grose 2. Our second day there we discovered that the maid had eaten some of the snacks we had left in the room! Crazy. We stopped into a grocery store en route to Rome and purchased some choclate bars, chips and some local candy... When we returned to our room we noticed; - one of the half remaining cans of pringles had been eaten and taken out in the trash. - A half eaten bag of local candy had been eaten and taken out in the trash - Lastly, we had purchased three expensive choclate bars and put them in the fridge... one of them were opened and half eaten! My wife and myself have traveled quite a lot and this is the first time we have encountered something like this. It made us feel quite nervous about our other posetions in our luggage and what else had been rummaged through. We put the do not disturb sigh on the door for the remaining 5 days and made our own bed etc.
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Via E. Filiberto 155 Rome, 00185 Italy
Nearby Points of Interest
The closest major airports to Hotel Milton Roma are:
Rome (CIA-Ciampino) - 12.3 km / 7.7 mi
Rome (FCO-Leonardo Da Vinci) - 23.7 km / 14.7 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel Milton Roma is Rome (FCO-Leonardo Da Vinci).
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Colosseum - Roman Forum, Rome, Italy: The heart of Ancient Rome, all roads led to the Forum. Visitors flock here to walk the streets where Julius Caesar once trod when this was the centre of commercial, political and judicial life. Nearby, the Colosseum, described by Lord Byron as the gladiators bloody circus, is the worlds most famous amphitheatre and the most impressive of all Romes buildings and ruins.
Via E. Filiberto 155 Rome, 00185 Italy
