Hotel Buenos Aires

The staff is really helpful and friendly. They sell transportation tickets at the reception. The location is a bit far from the points of interest but there is a bus (buses 63, 83 for the downtown) and a tram (19, from Piazza Buenos Aires to the Vatican) station nearby. We walked from Roma Termini (30 minutes) and, when we left, we took a cab (for around 15 euros). The beds are comfortable, the bathroom is clean, towels are changed daily.

When we got back from the city one day, the door to the room was open (the cleaning staff were there and they forgot to pull the door closed).

The hotel is located in a very beautiful and safe residential area.There are coffee shops and restaurants and in the night it is very quiet . Very friendly staff, make you feel like home and do everything they can to help. Very good breakfast ,rooms are very very clean and are cleaned every single day. The hotel is about 20 minutes from the center, so you will need a bus or a taxi to get there. There is a bus station - three minutes walk from the hotel so there is no problem, but if you have to be in a certain place at an exact time I would recommend to call a taxi because the buses are sometimes late. We asked for the stuffs’ help a few times and they call a cab for us so it was great. We asked for a late check out and they helped us and arranged it for us. It’s definitely worth the money and I would stay again there for sure.

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We have just returned from Rome for 4 nights at this lovely little hotel. The staff were very friendly and welcoming on arrival and helpful throughout our stay here, ordered us taxis for our return home to the airport and for when we wanted to get around the city. The rooms were cleaned everyday, the facilities were great & comfy beds! We were hardly in our room as we were out every day exploring and sight seeing so for what we used, it was great! We had breakfast included, basic breakfast, cold meats yoghurt fruit coffe ect, but did the trick! The hotel was around 30/40 min walk to the main attractions. We walked to the places we wanted to see and got a taxi on the way home which was 20 Euro from Trevi Fountain. Plenty of things to see and do on the way to the main places. Great little hotel, would recommend!

If I had to say I would just recommend a touch up in the corridors - bit of painting ect!

Breakfast was very good. Since I have to avoid gluten due to illness they have provided me with gluten free bread. If you do not have food allergies, there are several options to eat. The staff at breakfast is nice and helpful.

The location is not ideal since the hotel is not near the metro station and this is a big problem in Rome since public transport is really bad. The isolation in the hotel is not great, so when more guests stay in the hotel there are shouts in the room. As well as an older elevator that rings very loudly on every floor. Also, breakfast is only until 9:30 am which is quite early and the cleaner does not clean your room during time of breakfast which is customary in others hotels so it can be very inconvenient.

Small comfortable and safe hotel with great staff! Corkscrew and wine glasses were kindly provided at the reception. The room was on the first floor, windows to the courtyard with bars and mosquito nets (it was cool to sleep on a hot day, which was great) additional costs: breakfast for 7 euros per person (standard Italian breakfast with croissants and other pastries), tax 4 euros per person (we knew about it in advance, the information is indicated on the website). The room is modest (we took economy) with a small refrigerator, but clean! Plumbing in excellent condition. Location - you need a good walk to the center, you need to take this into account) In the evening, the area is calm and quiet.

I would update the walls a little with paint, there are small stains from humidity.

- Very nice & friendly staff - The room was cleaned as a result of daily cleaning - We had access to city center via a bus (lines 63 & 83). You have access to Rome Termini via line 92. The bus station (Tagliamento/Clitunno) is close to the Hotel - Two good supermarkets were in within walking distance of the hotel - Quiet neighborhood

- Breakfast was boring since there were not any variety - Bottled water was not available in the room

I chose this hotel thanks to a good position with respect to Villa Borghese, close to where I had some business commitments. The style is a bit old fashioned and a bit overpriced, but considering that in Rome prices are getting crazy, it is a good value for money. The receptionists are very helpful and nice, especially in helping reserve a cab, a particularly challenging task in this period!

The breakfast is OK, but the quality of the drinks is quite poor.

The location of the hotel was very good for us, walking distance to Borghese Park. We also walked daily to the city centre (although you have a tram station 10min away) as it was a nice 45min walk around one of the nicest neighborhoods of Rome. We appreciated the cleanliness of the room, and friendliness of the staff. They were all very helpful.

A small kettle in the room would be perfect, as there is no tea/coffee maker.

The location is a bit far from the city center. I knew this before the booking and didn't mind. We used bus a few times and we walked because we went to Rome not just for the famous things. We went there to see Rome and people and we did. Loved the area it was full of nice people. Even I'm not speaking good italian they helped me and never had a problem order food or got what I wanted from a supermarkets.

Friendly staff, nice big room, 15 minute away from Termini via bus or Lime Scooter. Located in a residential neighbourhood so safe to walk around late at night. Breakfast is decent. I arrived early and the staff was kind enough to prepare the room a couple of hours early.

Elevator was tiny.