I am a 21-year-old frequent traveler on a budget. I have stayed in some crappy hotels/motels/hostels so far, but this was by far my worst experience. I don't consider myself too picky about cleanliness or service. However, I have never had such a bad experience that I felt compelled to write a review on tripadvisor.com to try to save other... More

My husband is staying at this hotel and I attempted to call him several timesbecause our 4 year old daughter has a fever and wants to talk to daddy before bed. The first time the reception guy put me through. Then the phone cut, so I called again 2 hours later at 8 pm Canadian time, and the receptionist told... More

As I didn't have much time for looking for many hotels on the internet, and I wanted a cheap place to stay, I could say that Hotel Ferrarese was what I expected. Upon arriving there, I had to undestand how everything works, because on the same building there are many different hotels and hostels to stay. The reception was on... More

The Good: Location, less than a mile from Termini Train station, we walked with bags in 10 minutes. 4 Nice Resterants within 1 block, Laundry 2 doors down, Internet cafe across the street, corner market 4 doors down, 3 nice Plazza's within a mile, Bus , Metro, & Taxi stand within a mile. The rate for a double was 110.euros... More

Late September, my husband and I first visited Rome. And everything looked beautiful and promising in this ancient capital. We're newly married then. But it was not our honeymoon. It would have been soooo sad if we were to spend our first honeymoon night in the dungeon-like stingy little prison cell. I made a reservation at one of the most... More

I am fair man and I would not write a review if I did not feel strongly about it. In Rome, if all goes well you will get what you pay for. The Hotel Ferrarse is about the least expensive lodging around. I didn’t expect much on my arrival. The staff was unfriendly. The room was dirty (even for a... More

We stayed at this hotel for one night with my mother in November 2004. Good things first: cheap (55 euro for a double room), close to Termini and reasonably clean room. Bad things: inconvenient small room and bathroom, awkward layout (reception on the second floor, rooms on the 4th floor, noise from the crridor when other guest come/leave, unpleasant reception).... More

The Hotel office is 32 steps up, on the "first floor." There is a small elevator which can be used. The rooms are on the fourth floor, which is 108 (five-inch) steps above street level. The elevator will take you there. We were in a quad-person room, overlooking Principe Amedeo street. It was very noisy with the windows open, and... More

Do not book there, unless you agree on paying 130 eur a night for a 2 stars hotel (no breakfast, basic furniture and ugly decoration), and not sleep the whole night ! The rooms are VERY basic, the showers designed in such a way that you end up transforming the whole bathroom into a pool when you shower, the towels... More