Mercure Rome Piazza Bologna

First of all thanks to all the personnel who went the extra mile to satisfy our needs,without any question. Because of our status we got upgraded, even though the hotel was fully booked. The room was beautiful with a nice balcony. Location is great, as it's a quite neighbourhood yet you are in the centre in less than 15 mins by public transport. I am amazed that this hotel is not a 4 stars

This hotel was a great find. It’s just far enough out of the city to feel like you’re living in ‘real’ Rome, yet close and easy enough to access the key areas of town to make it feel close. My partner and I stayed here for four nights in September, using the Metro to get us to key tourist destinations. We found lots of restaurants, cafes, bars and amenities in the area (within an easy, five minute walk) filled with locals - no tourist traps (and their prices) around here. The rooms are, typically for European capitals, on the smaller side, but we found it comfortable enough - having said that, If I stayed again I’d spend the additional $$$ to get a room with a couch or similar so there was somewhere to relax other than on the bed. The buffet breakfast was good on the day we tried it, too. If I was ever back in Rome I would be sure to look up this hotel and would recommend others stay here, too.

Good location. The complaint is that we stayed 5 nights and they never refilled toilet paper for us. I had to ask twice at the counter for it. Cleaning could be done better as there was some mold in bathtub too.

i stayed there on 9/1 - 9/3, two nights. the room condition was nice and staffs are kind. there are closed bus stops and subway station, so it is easy to take public transportation from the hotel. breakfast is not so bad, but it is needed to more foods which have protein.

Nice stay during my visit to Rome. Well connected to city centre by metro, good restaurants nearby