We traveled as a couple and spent one night there in late April. The rate was 121 EUR after tax, not including breakfast. Pros: The hotel itself appears to be pretty nice and new. The room was nice and clean. Front desk was friendly and polite. The neighborhood was quiet. Cons: It took 15 minutes by walk to reach the... More

I have been going to Rome every year for a decade now mid-April on business for a week and tend to stay in 3 star type properties both independent and chain with room rates between €70 and €100 Euro a night bought in advance. The Corso Trieste can offer a compelling package if all you want from a hotel is... More

After fruitless searching the web for suitable decent accommodation for 4 nights during a peak in school holidays and public holidays, I asked the receptionist in the Mercure where we were staying in Bologna, to see what she could do, and we managed to get just 2 nights at the Corso Trieste. The instructions for getting a bus to the... More

Rome center is full af very expensive and small cheap hotels. It took me some time to discover this beautiful hotel very close to the city center in a lovely Art Deco neighborhood. Excellent service from arrival to departure! Breakfast was also tasty and rich with all kinds of food, vegetables and sweets. The center of the city - as... More

The hotel location did not meet expectation, had to walk 10 minutes to reach for connectivity or a restaurant. Rooms are smaller but well done. Staff was friendly and provided guidance on local transportation & sight seeing. Two rooms provided were on two different sides, which caused inconvenience.

My wife and I stayed in the Mercure Roma Corso Trieste Hotel whilst visiting Rome. We were checked in by Lucia who was very helpful and gave a lots of information on where to eat, how to get to the Metro etc. The room we were assigned was 618 twin beds as requested, the room was a good size and... More

The hotel is situated away from the town centre making it quieter and safer. The nearest metro stop is around 5 minutes stroll and there are plenty of buses running nearby. The staff are very knowledgable and curtious and command a good level of English.

Nice hotel, in quiet quarter of Rome close to city center, in walk distance to public transport (metro, bus). Into Vatican, downtown or Colloseum it is possible to get approximately in 30 minutes or less, by underground. Rooms are well equiped including free wi-fi internet access. I did not ordered any meals in hotel, as it is a little bit... More

I spend about 60 nites in a hotel each year in all parts of the world primarily in the 4 star category. After so much travel, my criteria for an ideal hotel is as follows: 1. Clean and comfortable 2. Reasonable location 3. Fast and reliable wifi without additional charge 4. Fair sized room and bathroom 5. Fresh, healthy breakfast... More