The hotel is situated about 5 mins walk (with luggage) from Termini otherwise it is 2 mins. Right next door there is a bar (an Italian bar) where in the morning you can have your cappucino and cornetto, or omlette. Across the street and next door (on the other side from the bar) are some restaurants. There are also numerous other restaurants in the area if the ones in the same street are not for you. My room was clean when I arrived and always cleaned. My only big "problem" (I am celiac) with my room was that in the morning a beautiful, sweet smell of fresh cornetti and other delicacies baking wafted in.

The hotel is on the 3rd floor - there is an elevator. The problem is that to reach the elevator there are about 8 steps up which you will need to carry luggage so if you are travelling heavy it could be a bit of a problem. The elevator is also very small - 2 persons with backpacks and/or luggage will not fit in and have to go up one a time. Not a big negative all in all.

You cannot find a better location. It was across the street from the Roma Termini. If you take the train from the Airport you are within 5 minutes of this hotel. There are also the regional train lines and city train lines in this station too. SUPER conveinent. I booked a lot of excursions that meet at the Vatican, Colosseum, and Piazza del Popolo. The train will take you everywhere you need to go. Buy the week pass if you are staying for a while. Hotel room was the perfect size for a solo traveller. Nothing fancy but has a bed, desk, wardrobe, and full bathroom in the room as well. Great value. It is on the 3rd floor of the building. There are great restaraunts located across the street from the hotel. I ate at one of them 5 times during my stay. Can't remember the name but it had awesome food at a good price. Exceptional service. It is the restaraunt on the right side of the street as you walk out the door.

There is a very strict no guest policy. Not even for a second. I do not think this is something that was mentioned in the booking. I invited a friend from college to hang out and was immediately told that guests were not allowed. Not that big of a deal, but something I think people should be aware of when booking it. I am American so I had different assumptions about hotels and hotel rules. Not that big of a deal, still a great place to stay!

Decent size room and bathroom, beds quite comfortable, we slept very well, a little puzzled by a presence of ashtray in the room although it’s forbidden to smoke. Reception on third floor but our room was on 5th floor, elevator is tiny, big suitcases will not fit. Great bar “Victoriya” on the ground level, the only bar in the area not used by local homeless as their bed/bathroom at night time. We had breakfast there and also bought sandwiches to take on our trips. Overall you get what you pay for in this place and I would stay again.

No complaints

Excellent location, right next to the Termini station, which is great for transportation to the airport. You can reach the center in 10 minutes by bus or metro. The accommodation is very clean, although it is an old building, there are no unpleasant smells. The bathroom is in excellent condition, with hot water. Every day they clean and bring new towels. The beds are comfortable, a great terrace with a view of the interior of the block, air conditioning that works great. The host is friendly, provides clear information.

We found the hotel to be in a very good location, in terms of ability to sightsee and enjoy Rome. Close to the station but not extremely noisy. The room was very nice and quiet. Downstairs we found a great place to eat, have drinks and relax. Things were far from expensive but great value for money. Cafe Victorya is so welcoming. The hotel manager was very friendly and welcoming and we would highly recommend this accommodation.

The elevator was often at a higher floor and wouldn’t come down (possibly because previous users had not closed the door firmly) so for those with mobility concerns it may not be the easiest to climb to 3rd floor.

The reception were friendly and helpful. I could come & go as I pleased & thank goodness there was a lift...old & tiny but reliable. I had a single room, it was comfortable. I would have loved a kettle & small fridge but I don't think this happens much in Italy.

It was all fine.

The hotel stays in a very good place in the city, near from train station, metro and bus. A secure place, near from good restaurants. The building has a lift and the room has a great space with good bathroom

The price was not bad at all, I didn't had issues with this stay that I could refer here.

Beds comfortable, good location for us

Oddly enough it would’ve been nice to have some kind of paintings on the walls, decoration to as some warmth to the room. A second mirror would have been nice.

Location and cleanliness. Staff were welcoming and helpful. Bed was ok for a single person.

The Wi-Fi wasn't stable. I had to pay extra 28 Euro for the municipal tax over the amount paid.

A good location near the main train station where most airport shuttle buses arrive. Colosseum just in 20 min on foot. And an amazing ice cream ( S.M. Maggiore) in 15 min. Our flight was delayed, so we arrived around 9 pm, and a nice lady at the reception greeted us, explained everything about the city on a map and checked us in. We had a triple room with an ensuite bathroom. We stayed only for 2 nights but managed to walk all the main attractions on foot. There are different places to eat near the hotel. Just opposite the hotel is a pizzeria Andrea which was recommended to us by receptionist and the it seemed really nice, but keep in mind it DOESNT WORK ON SUNDAYS. So we were not able to try it. But there is also a nice familyTaverna Pretoriana where only locals were having dinner( which was a good sign for us). The pizzas were super thin as the roman style pizza should be and we really liked it. The room was clean and spacious and had a nice balcony( without chairs though). Thank you Hotel Euro Quiris for our nice stay!

We would appreciate it if there was a small fridge. There are a lot of homeless people around the main train station, so we (3 girls) were a bit afraid to walk near the train station at night when we had a flight back.( we had to go around the station, cause it is closed until 5 am and you can't go through it inside).