Everest Inn Rome in Rome

I like it very much , clean and good place , reception guy is cool and very funny

A good hotel if you want to be well-located in Rome with all amenities nearby and excellent transport links throughout the city. The cleanliness is very good, the room facilities leave something to be desired, but it perfectly meets the needs of a hotel. The staff are incredibly friendly and always available to answer any questions.

Great hotel near Termini! Very friendly staff, delicious coffee and croissants. The room had some noisy plumbing and thin walls, but it was fine for one night!

Perfect for us.
15 minute walk from Termini. Good value…for Rome. Great staff!

The staff were friendly and helpful. Room was clean. Convenient to many sites. Great local restaurants close by. Close to Termini Roma. Overall happy with our stay.

Excellent, the receptionist was very friendly. I highly recommend it. Very quiet and in a great location.

We stayed here for 4 nights and paid €40 in city tax for the couple. The hotel is located in a building that also houses offices and even other hotels. Reception is on the third floor. The elevator is very small and feels more like a service lift — I was a bit hesitant to use it, so most of the time I preferred to take the long stairs.

They offer free coffee and croissants every morning, which were very good. Reception service was friendly. During the first two days, the Wi-Fi wasn’t working, but after speaking with a staff member, they replaced the router and the connection worked fine.

The room looks spacious but actually feels tight. There’s a minibar with two bottles of water inside, costing €1.50 each, but we mainly used it to chill the water we bought at the supermarket just 5 minutes away. The bed isn’t very comfortable, the pillow is flat, and while the air conditioning works, it’s noisy. You can also hear conversations from the neighboring rooms. Still, the room was clean and had no musty smell, even though the hotel itself is old.

The bathroom drain was clogged, but there was enough space on the side to shower without standing in water. We didn’t complain, since we don’t like to be “fussy” guests. Bring flip-flops and be careful stepping out of the shower, as there’s a small step. The hot water wasn’t working during the first days, but since Rome was very hot during our stay, it wasn’t a big issue.

Housekeeping came daily, making the bed and changing the towels. If you don’t speak English or Italian, don’t worry — one of the staff members speaks Spanish, and if you speak Portuguese you can even try some “Portunhol,” which they understood. Locking the room can be a bit tricky, as the door mechanism is different from what we’re used to.

Overall, it was a good stay. There are bus stops nearby, the location is convenient, and many tourist attractions can be reached on foot in about 20–30 minutes. Termini train station is about a 20-minute walk, and we felt safe walking there, even very early in the morning — the streets were lit and there were police around. The avenue is lively, with lots of shops and places to grab a gelato. A nice spot to enjoy Rome!