Reviews of the cross hotel in rome, italy

It was about a 25-minute walk from Termini Station.
If you take bus 649, you can get off at the hotel, a 1-minute walk away, and if you take Metro Line A at Manzoni Station or bus 51, it will take 5 to 10 minutes on foot.
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There is no lift at Manzoni Station, so it is not recommended if you are carrying luggage.
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The hotel is divided into 4 buildings, and after checking in at the reception building at the entrance, you will be informed of your room type.
I used a single room and it had a single bed, a bathroom with a shower booth, a closet, and a desk.
There is a stool without a back instead of a chair, and there is plenty of space.
There is an Italian bidet next to the toilet in the bathroom, but I don’t know how to use it, so I’ve never used it.
There is a half-body mirror and the temperature control is easy to operate.
I stayed for 4 nights and it was very nice because it was clean every time I went out.
The staff are all friendly and nice.
However, in the case of the single room I stayed in, the window was very small. It was about a span and a half wide.
There was no minibar, so it was difficult to store drinks if you bought them.
And there was no coffee pot or anything to make simple tea.
I don’t drink coffee or tea at the hotel, but it’s a shame there’s no teaspoon.
There were many other hotels and other lodging facilities throughout the block where the hotel was located, so it didn’t feel too dangerous when I went out in the evening.
The cleaning and room size were good, but it was disappointing that it was a bit far from the tourist attractions. It’s not far, but it’s an awkward distance to walk after the tour.
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The downside is >>soundproofing<< it’s really not good.
If you talk in the next room, you can hear it…
It really sounds like it is… I can even hear the snorting sound…
I’m not sensitive to sound, so I thought it was just that, but since it’s an accommodation facility, I was embarrassed to hear embarrassing sounds. If you’re taking your parents with you, you should think about it.
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I’m not sure about breakfast because I’ve never eaten it. They say it’s available downstairs from the cross garden behind the reception building in Building 1.
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