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Viennese Due Bed & Breakfast Rome
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3.8
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Viennese Due Bed & Breakfast Rome [edit info]
Via Milazzo 3 A-B Int. 5-18
Rome, Italy
Description:24 hours reception Luggage storage Elevator Laundry service nearby Sightseeing tours booking Parking facilities nearby Taxi bookings Money exchange office nearby daily maid service room with tv. central heating Ceilingfans hair dryer direct dial telephon Free maps of the city.
Amenities:Parking, Pets Allowed, Airport shuttle, Tour Desk, Bar / Lounge, Elevator / Lift, 24 Hour Reception, Babysitting / Child Services, Air Conditioned, Non-Smoking Rooms, Currency Exchange, Medical Assistance Available, Multilingual Staff, Safe-Deposit Box, Security Guard, Refrigerator, Cable / Satellite TV, Hair Dryer, TV, Laundry service
Description:
24 hours reception Luggage storage Elevator Laundry service nearby Sightseeing tours booking Parking facilities nearby Taxi bookings Money exchange office nearby daily maid service room with tv. central heating Ceilingfans hair dryer direct dial telephon Free maps of the city.
Facilities:
Air conditioning, Entire property is air conditioned, Entire property is non-smoking, Historic building, Recently renovated, Lift/elevator, Pets accepted, Dogs allowed, Credit card accepted, Guarded car park, Garage, Own garage, Covered parking, Shuttle service from and/or to the airport, Baby sitter, Bar, Cafeteria, Laundry room, Laundry service, Minimarket, Currency exchange, Front desk - safety deposit box, Front desk - 24 hour, Front desk - fax service, City tour, City maps, Tourist information, Luggage room, Multilingual staff, Medical service, Air conditioning, Individually controlled air conditioning, Heating, Soundproof rooms, Antiallergic room, Cot available upon request, Hairdryer in room, Hairdryer available on request, Safe, Electronic safe, Non-smoking rooms available upon request, Non-smoking rooms, Mini fridge, Direct dial phone, Telephone, Radio, Colour TV, Satellite TV, Writing desk, Groups welcome, Bike rental, Cable TV, Fan, Additional beds, LCD flat screen TV



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From: GH, France
Date of Stay: July, 2008
Nous avons apprecié l'accueil,la propreté, l'air conditionné (surtout fin juillet), la bonne isolation de la rue, la situation de l'hotel à deux pas de la gare. La chambre pour 5 fonctionnelle, un peu petite,le petit dejeuné un peu juste pour des ados.
 
From: DB, USA
Date of Stay: May, 2006
We expected to stay in the Viennese Due but instead they took us to the Viennese. Every sound blared through our room. Below us was a restaurant and we found a huge roach in our room, quite alive. When we got up in the morning from our large comfortable bed, we had insect bites that we could only assume were bedbugs, a horrible thought. We stayed at the Viennese II (due) three years before and were disappointed this time. They were very nice but I cannot support BUGS.
 
From: Alice Kloester, Australia
Date of Stay: February, 2006
We arrived in Rome late in the evening and couldn't find the street the hotel was in, but when we finally did we then couldn't find the hotel as it is not signed or labelled at all. We rang reception and the manager very helpfully came out the front to show as the way and helped with bags and parking the car. All other staff though could not speak English which made communication very difficult. Room was good if a bit shabby and dank, although bathroom was very small and shower didn't have any screen, so everything in bathroom got wet. They also had the terrible over sized tea towels to dry oneself with. It was pretty location though and great value for money. Breakfast was reasonable at the corner bar. The area that the hotel was in was very shady though to say the least. I wouldn't have wanted to walk around on my own at night.
 
From: Ju Teoh, United Kingdom
Date of Stay: December, 2005
When we arrived, it took a while for the people to come n check us in as the main reception was in their other hotel. However, the rooms were clean and gave us 2 double beds each room as requested. It will be better to bring your own towels as the ones they gave us were bedsheet material and hardly considered as towels. Breakfast was provided but its only a choice of pastries and coffee at a coffeeshop round the corner. Good points was that the hotel was extremely close to termini and off the main road. Service was rather good and they were helpful and friendly with travelling in rome. All in all, the stay was pretty good expecially with the rate we paid for a budget hotel.
 
From: DH, Germany
Date of Stay: November, 2005
Lage gut; Frühstück dürftig, doch um die ecke gibt es billige, aber leckere Pizzetten im alimentari; bei ankunft bar bezahlt und keine probleme; bad sehr klein, doch völlig ausreichend; nettes personal;
 
From: FP, USA
Date of Stay: June, 2005
Ok, I'll keep this quick... We arrived at 2am and our hostess was up and waiting for us. Hotel is a block from Termini, great location as far as travel convenience, not so great to walk there at night but it is such a short walk, not a big deal. The hotel is a floor of a multi-story building with different hotels on each floor. We didn't expect that so we had to ask a local pizza place. Luckily it was right next door!! The room was clean, modern, well air-conditioned. The bathroom was new also. Maid service was exceptional. I slept great every night but then again, walking sightseeing in Rome will do that to you :) Our hostess was nice and spoke english well. She was very knollegable about the transportation systems. The only complaint I have is the "breakfast", if you could call stale danishes and OJ served in a cracked glass breakfast. For the amount we paid for the room, the breakfast should be better. One last tip, use the exchange on Via Marsala 2 blocks to the north on the corner. NO COMMISION!!! It'll save you 15 Euros to the 100 over an exchange with a commision!!
 
From: ZW, Canada
Date of Stay: June, 2005
This place was okay - right across from the train station, relatively okay for the price and city I suppose. The major issue we had with this place was the air conditioning and its lack of power or it simply not working. Though the staff came in repeatedly and were attentive to the matter, we were still very uncomfortable. It would have been appropriate for them to provide us with some sort of compensation. Breakfast was available at a cafe on the corner - just a juice and a danish.
 
From: Thomas Iarossi, USA
Date of Stay: April, 2005
The Viennese Due is actually a pensione, with several "hotels" controlling blocks of rooms in the same buildings. It made this one a bit hard to locate. Lena was very helpful, but don't expect much from a 2-star in Rome. Our biggest issues were the lack of hot water pressure (and the fact that the entire bathroom is the shower stall) and the flimsy towels provided (we got real terry ones from Lena). The neighborhood appears a bit dicey but we didn't have any problems. The location is very convenient and there are some really good restaurant values nearby.
 
From: CU, USA
Date of Stay: April, 2005
Room was not ready when we arrived, we had to wait two hours. The rooms are also very tiny. The thing that I can say was good was location in relation to train station.
 
From: MR, USA
Date of Stay: January, 2005
The room stank of smoke, had a broken mattress and showerhead, and the entrance to the elevator was littered with garbage!
 
From: Nadja Sprenger, Germany
Date of Stay: July, 2004
Hevorragendes Preis- Leistungsverhaeltnis, Sehr zentrale und sichere Lage. Fruehstueck in der gegenueberliegenden Bar ist annehmbar, der naechste Supermarkt ist lediglich 3 min. Fussweg entfernt.
 
From: TL, Singapore
Date of Stay: July, 2004
Hotel staff was courteous and friendly. Room was clean and everthing was very comfortable. One issue was the bathroom. The tiles blocking the shower water from running out was not high enough. But this should not be an issue as long as you don't shower aggresively
 
From: AP, Germany
Date of Stay: June, 2004
Wir waren vier Frauen in einem Zimmer, aber es ging. Das Frühstück in einer Bar um die Ecke war klasse. Das Personal war sehr freundlich und die Zimmer waren sauber, die Betten wurden täglich gemacht und das Bad gereinigt.
 
From: Eric Panek, USA
Date of Stay: May, 2004
We enjoyed staying here very much. The room was very clean and the bed was comfortable. There was also a ceiling fan which was quite nice. The staff was welcoming and very helpful. We arrived early in the day and they even had a room available (with a separate bath, but we didn't mind). In spite of being so close to the train station the room opened onto an interior courtyard and was quiet. There really weren't common areas per se, a hallway and desk. There is also an elevator as the hotel is on the 4th or 5th floor! Breakfast was by voucher at a shop nearby with a wide selection of croissants/ sweet rolls and coffee. The hotel itself is in the first block on the right, use elevator 'B'. We would stay here again!
 
From: Elizabeth Sharp, USA
Date of Stay: May, 2004
Great location, one block from Termini train station and bus depot. Breakfast was interesting: a coupon for coffee and pastry standing at a corner coffee shop. Ok with us since we just left a cruise.
 
From: Angelo Pavan, Canada
Date of Stay: March, 2004
The best breakfast in Italy.
 
From: Ann Iren Berge, Norway
Date of Stay: March, 2004
The room was very clean and well kept, and the people working there were nice and helpful. Being situated right next to Termini it was a short walk to all the main attractions. I would really recommend the Viennese Due as a priceworthy choise of accomodation.
 
From: GT, USA
Date of Stay: March, 2004
Disgusting and horrid. A miserable place to stay. The bare minimum. Problems with plumbing, TV/cable, phones, service, smell/odor in bedding, etc etc.
 
From: GT, USA
Date of Stay: March, 2004
Absolutely terrible. Bedding smelled unwashed. Drain in shower plugged. No services. No one at the desk or available. I could go on and on. This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed at.
 
From: KC, Italy
Date of Stay: February, 2004
We asked for a quad and were provided four beds, however in space for a three- max! Although we didn't spend much time in the hotel room, it was very cramped. Bathroom was especially small. Shower provided hot water for two of the four showers taken/morning. Also, you can hear everything that is happening outside room at all hours of the day. Hotel stated that breakfast was included but failed to mention it was done the street at a "bar" that was very small.
 

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