BW Hotel Artdeco - Rome

Average rating:  8.7

Guest type: Mature couple

stayed in May 2008

Well breakfast with eggs, near train termini raiway satation with shuttle to airport, near also to Republic Piazza and Quirinale.Good relation quality-prize

Guest name: Alejandro Zambrano Sevillano, Spain

Average rating:  8.9

Guest type: Single traveller

stayed in Mar 2008

Great value for price. Good location to get around Rome. Also a wide variety of restaurants in area.

Guest name: Matthew Mathias, France

Average rating:  9.4

Guest type: Mature couple

stayed in Mar 2008

A beautiful place, good service and breakfast buffet, conveniently located, only thing is the regular double is very small.

Guest name: MM, France

Average rating:  7.6

Guest type: Single traveller

stayed in Feb 2008

Excellent room at just 60 euros for a central location in Rome. Very clean and close to the station. Decent breakfast.

Guest name: MS, Italy

Average rating:  10.0

Guest type: Mature couple

stayed in Oct 2007

Nuestra estadia fue espectacular, todo impecablemente limpio, el desayuno muy variado , la atencion diez puntos!!!! el tren esta a 200 metros y vas a todos lados.La zona esta permanetemente custodiada con policias, y a la vuelta hay un super que te salva para comprar las pequeñas cosas.DIGNO DE RECOMENDAR

Guest name: IG, Argentina

Average rating:  7.4

Guest type: Mature couple

stayed in Oct 2007

We stayed at BWArtDeco for 4 days in early Oct./07. Hotel is very conveniently located to all major attractions via metro with a station within 5 minutes walk. Neighbourhood streets are quiet pretty much throughout the day with many reasonably priced resturants within walking distance. The buffet breakfast at the hotel was modest but adequate. Staff were friendly and helpful. The room was more spacious than we expected given the location in the city center. Bathroom was quite large and spotlessly clean as was the room with the exception of the carpet which was desperately in need of cleaning attention. Overall we were quite pleased with this hotel for a short stay. We would be inclined to look elsewhere in the event of a longer stay simply because, when you return to the hotel at the end a day of touring, there are no options for relaxation outside of your room which is, of necessity, furnished only with a bed, a desk and a desk chair.

Guest name: CG, Canada

Average rating:  6.9

Guest type: Young couple

stayed in Sep 2007

Posto tranuillo, camere confortevoli e accoglienti, perfetto per soggiorni brevi.

Guest name: Ilaria Roccanti, Italy

Average rating:  7.7

Guest type: Not Specified

stayed in Sep 2007

The Breakfast is good and varied for italy Hotels remarkable

Guest name: RA, Germany

Average rating:  7.8

Guest type: Young couple

stayed in Sep 2007

Great location, very close to the main termini and also the tube stations. Would recommend to anyone looking for a decent cheap hotel for weekend trip to Rome.

Guest name: TL, United Kingdom

Average rating:  9.3

Guest type: Heterosexual Couple

stayed in May 2006

Cold water in the morning...

Guest name: MP, France

Average rating:  5.8

Guest type: Not Specified

stayed in Apr 2005

While one probably has nothing to complain about given the quality - price ratio of hotel rooms in Rome (and much of Continental Europe) I must say that my single room at Art Deco was rather small (perhaps that is what you get for Euro 120, B and B). I have indeed been to bigger rooms - in this I include school and college rooms I lived in - rather than 5 star hotels. On the whole, the hotel is not bad (and double & triple rooms are adequately sized from what I could see from my sneak peaks at cleaning time). It is clean, the breakfast is OK and the staff are, on the whole, decent. Also, the street the hotel is in is very quiet and safe as embassies and police abound. The location is a bit of a trek from the 'epicentre' of Rome (15-20 minutes) but the proliferation of busses/ taxis should make up for this for those who don’t wish to walk too much. For those who wish to see the famous Bernini and Boromini churches, the location is perfect – the majority of the most famous churches being ‘down the road’ from the hotel. People going there in April and even possibly May, may find it that the air conditioning is not on, especially in April. This month is still considered as cold by the Romans (not a hotel lie for I’ve seen many Italians dressed as one would dress in January in London) and so there is heating but no air conditioning. Overall impression is that in Rome, really, there isn’t much choice – either this, the very cheap places of , possibly, dubious nature or Euro 250/300 + (semi) luxury hotels in the ‘downtown’ area.

Guest name: VR, Bosnia and Herzegovina