Best Western Globus Hotel

房間破舊不説，又臨馬路邊，很吵，竟然上午十點就得退房，加早還收了9歐一人，太坑了

Great hotel, perfect location. Close to the train station. Metro station at 5 min walking distance. Supermarket nearby if you need anything. Breakfast was normal european breakfast with a barista. Great coffee to start your day. Room had air-conditioning, was really nice during the hot summer. Cleaning and hygiene was good and nice amenities for a 3 star hotel. Overall great experience.

Siamo stati al Best Western Globus cercando un hotel vicino ma non troppo a Termini. Dista solo due fermate di metro. Posizione tranquilla, camere pulite, buona colazione a un prezzo accessibile. Consigliato per chi vuole visitare Roma e rimanere fuori dal caos.

This is just a brief review. As a disabled, solo, female traveller on a first time visit to Rome, I was left utterly traumatised, infuriated and disappointed by my short stay in this joke of a place. What a waste of my time, planning, effort, bravery and prayers for a brief escape from reality. When I walked in after a stressful and tiring journey as a public transport user, there was zero welcome other than one of the young girls who eventually confirmed my details and gave my my room card. On first impressions the room seemed clean and well made until further inspection revealed very dusty surfaces. All staff members had outrageously bad attitudes that made me question how they had paid roles within hospitality. Their mannerisms and words were discriminative and unacceptable. One of the staff had the audacity to bang his fist on the reception desk as though my presence was a crime. Simple requests were treated as though asking them to perform rocket science and they seem to think coffee creamer is the same as milk and they argued when I very politely tried to explain the difference. Who wants to put coffee creamer in cup of tea? They have a lovely piano towards the front of The hotel is quite close to the Policlinico metro station. I was desperate to leave and checked out as soon as I could on the day of departure. I was so glad I was only there for two nights but how I wish I'd booked somewhere better. They showed disrespect, aggression and agitation towards a British, English speaking adult who understandably isn't fluent in Italian. It was apparent they assumed I was simply an illegal immigrant there as an inconvenience a. I was on a European visit for goodness sake, it's not my job to cater to their language preferences but the other way around. Their obnoxious cleaners kissed their teeth and tutted loudly (one even shook her finger at me whilst speaking a foreign language) whilst forcing themselves into my room, shoddily cleaning in a lazy manner and hitting the chair I was seated in with the wire of the vacuum. The bathroom window and balcony door opened themselves during a particularly gusty moment of Storm Ciaran which caused my belongings to topple over and smash, including one of my expensive, barely used foundation bottles that was smashed to smithereens and the contents of which went all over the floor (which I had the decency to mop away as much as possible). There's no bathroom floor mats, no slippers and no robes provided. On my final evening, in plenty of time before the restaurant closing time, I followed the English instructions as to how to order but was told to go straight to the restaurant which I did. With a hesitant and disapproving look, one of the three restaurant staff did eventually come over with no smile nor greeting . Of course they loudly huffed and puffed because I wasn't Italian and didn't speak their language fluently (as though it's a crime) and even when I used Google Translate. By the late hour in wh

We had a family room booked. We were given an accessible room on the ground floor. The bed was ok but had an overhang (where it had been pulled down from the wall) which was similar colour to the floor and finished close to the table. This resulted in several banged legs! The associated bathroom also was for disabled use so the toilet was not great and the shower had a curtain round resulting in wet floors. Being on the ground floor also meant lots of noise from people coming/going and from the staff during the night including when cleaning. The location was also quite far out. We used the metro. Breakfast was basic and the same things every day. The hotel was ok but would not return nor recommend.

Amazing hotel our bedroom with balcony was cleaned daily all the staff were friendly and welcoming We walked into Central Rome each day it was about 50 mins but tram bus just outside Excellent location We slept throughout the night Heads up there is a fridge but looks like a cupboard found on the morning of leaving and there is a hairdryer in the walldrobe as we lived out off our suitcases On arrival paid 36 euros ?? Tourist tax ?? But seemed rather pricey Overall excellent accommodation

Nice clean hotel in the university area. Walking distance to trains, metro and buses. Friendly and helpful service. They helped us with directions to navigate the city. Across the street from a wonderful little cafe.

Staff were very friendly and helpful. We were initially put in a room that was very loud (could hear traffic and the rooms next door) but they happily moved us to a much better room. Overall the hotel is in a good location, has decent facilities but the rooms could do with some maintenance and a bit of an upgrade.

Not sure why some people are leaving bad reviews. Some people are just miserable. The hotel is spot on. Fridge in the room and a balcony. You get what you pay for and all is absolutely fine. Its clean with a nice powerful shower etc! You will need to be familiarise yourself with using transport. Metro is best as it is a 7 min walk away and it can take you anywhere. The hotel isn't central but central Rome hotels are about £70 extra per night. Would also add breakfast as it is cheap but is actually really good. Sausage and bacon not great but everything else is amazing. Would highly recommend. Just familiarise yourself with transport and be comfortable to walk! Rome is a city that requires lots of it as we did 20k steps a day.