Hotel Corona
About Hotel Corona
A short walk away from Repubblica Metro Station and Termini Railway Station, this simple 3-star hotel offers a breakfast, helpful multilingual staff and a central location in Rome. Just around the corner from Rome's Opera House, Hotel Corona is set in an old building on a quiet side street. A small market is close by and you will be within walking distance of main monuments. This no-frills hotel provides an on-site restaurant, an air-conditioned breakfast room, and small lounges. Wifi is free all over the hotel , is available for free. Hotel Corona has small clean rooms with private bathrooms, direct-dial telephones, a safe, a hairdryer, and satellite TV. Friendly staff can arrange city tours and book museum tickets. Ask about scooter, bicycle and car rentals. Air conditioning is centralized. License Number(s): 058091-ALB-01589
Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Meeting space
- On-site dining
- Business center
- Express check-in / check-out
- Concierge
- Self-service laundry
- Multilingual staff
- In-room refrigerator
- Pet friendly
- Family friendly
- Airport shuttle
- Smoke-free property
- Air conditioning
- Elevator
- In-room safe
Reviews
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The hotels location friendly staff and Morning Breakfast all good Really enjoyed my stay and may visit again❤️
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Near to tourist attractions
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Location is great, 15 min walk to the train that takes you directly to the airport.
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Awesome Nothing we loving all
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Good
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The hotel was ideally situated to explore Rome on foot. The room was small, but reasonably comfortable and not too noisy. There were no tea and coffee-making facilities in the room.
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Superb
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Poor
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Easy to locate from train station. Breakfast included. Air conditioner kept the room cool as it was really hot in Rome when visiting. Room was clean and towels refreshed each day. Lift was working and operational albeit being a little small. Bathroom was small.
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Staff were mostly welcoming, helpful and friendly. They made some arrangement for an elderly wheelchair user in our party. Quite a number of restrictions and rules to be aware.. apparently targeting possible antisocial behaviour from guests.
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The worst hotel I have ever seen. There was a guy in the reception who shouted at me. For deposit, they requested my card’s confidential info but I didn’t want to share, when I didn’t want, he shouted at me. He said that, you can go, he know that I was a solo woman and it was so late to go out and find another room. I don’t recommend at all. It was just terrible. Be careful, I am saying it especially for solo women.
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The location was good. All the rules seemed a bit uncalled for. No food in your room allowed but theres no area in the hotel where you can get food or a coffee in the day. If you take food into the hotel you are charged a ridiculous amount. 30 minutes for breakfast and if you go over you pay about another 10 euros per 30 minutes. No kettle or fridge provided in the rooms. 10am check out almost all hotels are either 11 or 12 o'clock. You cannot control your own aircon its all controlled by the hotel. There were times when it was far too cold but you cant do anything about it and its also on all night which was too loud and affected sleep. Its ok as a base but thats it.
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Exceptional
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Friendly, helpful and welcoming staff. Great location too. More options for breakfast to set you up for the day but still fresh and tasty nonetheless.
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Exceptional
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Close to everything, accessible and good value for money. Nothing
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bed was so small and uncomfortable, im 5’6 so it didnt even fit me, toilet seat was not clean
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Location Breakfast and attitude late in night
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The staff was very kind and helpful, they helped arrange a taxi to the airport. It’s a good value, no frills hotel. Very close and walkable to the train station. A bit run down, could be a little cleaner. Even though we paid for the “superior” double room, it was very cramped with full-sized luggage. Could not control the AC and we would have been more comfortable if we could make it cooler. Found it a bit bizarre to prohibit eating in the room, I have never encountered that rule at a hotel before. Walls are very thin and could hear other guests next door talking loudly late at night.
