I spent three days with my partner in Rome. The main reason was to attend the graduation of a friend of mine at the University of Rome La Sapienza but obviously, we took the chance to visit the city. Therefore the choice of this hotel was perfect: it is very close to the campus and walking distance to subway, bus... more

As a teacher-guide, I've planned a school trip with a class of the liceum I work for. After an accurate search in the Internet, I've booked five triple-rooms for the students and a single room for me at the Hotel Felice. As regards the location I've chosen that hotel for its position in the city: Felice's is in fact placed... more

Having read all the reviews on Trip Advisor (as I always do for all the hotels I stay in) I didn't have high expectations and was kept a very open mind and was trying to very realistic given the price I paid (135 Euros for 2 nights in a double room with shared bathroom). I definitely don't expect to go... more

Regarding Hotel Felice, I can say that my family and myself passed a very good time there; we staied for 5 days in total to spend our holydays. What I can say is that I found a nice place and enviroment: room were clean and even if we used the common toilet on the first day, the bathroom were in... more

This hotel is grossly misrepresented by its website. While there IS a nice outdoor balcony with free wifi, that is about the only redeeming feature. I stayed there for one night in July 2008 and the heat was absolutely unbearable (there is no air conditioning). I requested a fan and was never brought one. My room stank like a sewer... more

Visited Felice Hotel last march with my boyfriend. Simple and charming hotel, clean and cosy room. Had no problems at all, and was pleased with our choice! Only drawbacks that is is a bit out of town and takes a while to get to the subway, maybe a 15-20 min walk. There is a few nice restaurants close by. I... more

I would like to share with who could be interested, my personal opinion about Hotel Felice which surprised me for the very good ratio quality/price. I planned to be in Rome during the second week of January (four days in total) to attend the graduation of a friend of mine at La Sapienza University; this was the main reason of... more

This hotel is situated in the San Lorenzo region of Rome on the famous Via Tiburtina. The area is a working class district and is lively, charming and a little run down. There is a university nearby so there is a high concentration of students. The stazione Termini is within walking distance (10-15 mins along the Aurelian Walls) or there... more

Points about this hotel: 1. It is a good mile away from the train station but if you learn to use the bus system you won't have to walk so much. Buy a day pass from the hotel attendant and take bus 71 to the Tiburtina station, jump on the metro and then go anywhere you want in the city.... more