Tirreno Hotel

We stayed here 5 years ago and liked it so much we returned. Have seen reviews saying the property is dated but that is unfair. Tidy smallish rooms with balconies and great air conditioning, plus attentive staff and a good continental breakfast at a place near the train station, the colloseum, a laundry and terrific restaurants makes it nearly perfect.

The staff were friendly and the location great. The hotel however is old and not very clean. The room extremely small with s tiny bathroom/shower that didn’t drain. Breakfast was okay.

The whole stay was great. Young man on the desk was amazing. Beds could do with some attention. Breakfast very good.

Close to everything. On check-in, Michel was extremely helpful with lots of info about what we could do, where we could go and about the hotel. The room was spacious and very clean and well appointed.

Lets just say that you don't stay at the Tirreno because you were looking for a expensive high-class hotel. You were looking for an inexpensive place to stay in a popular tourist part of Rome. Don't complain about it like you were expecting the St Regis. I booked the cheapest room in the place and I got it. Rm 311 is not nice, or clean and it does not smell of lavender. It is small, hot, stinks of sewer gas and did I say small. But the sheets are clean, the towels were clean enough to see right through the holes. The air conditioning was non-existent. The location is great and the hotel bed covers have that 1980's Walmart style. The guys at the desk are great and smile even when they cant turn on the AC.