FLORIS HOTEL, Rome

The hotel sits on the 4th floor of an ageing building on a bustling central thoroughfare. Termini Train Station is 500 m away, while the Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps are within a 15-minute walk. The metro stop outside the building offers quick access across the city, including to the Vatican. Several restaurants, cafés, and a supermarket are within a few minutes' walk. The immediate entrance area and shared stairwell are poorly maintained and can feel unsafe at night, but the hotel floor itself is secure.

Room sizes vary. Singles, doubles, twins, triples, and junior suites are available; the junior suite accommodates up to three people (not four). Many rooms feature soundproofed walls. Some rooms face the street and can be noisy due to traffic and late-night bars, while courtyard-facing rooms tend to be quieter. Beds are two singles pushed together to form a double, which may separate. Air conditioning is standard but has been reported as ineffective in hot weather. Rooms are cleaned daily, and a kettle for tea/coffee is provided. Decor is functional but some walls show scuff marks and the furniture appears worn.

Breakfast is served in a small room and includes a continental selection with sweet pastries, yoghurt, fruit, meats, cheese, and coffee from the machine. Soya milk is available. Variety and freshness have been noted as basic. An afternoon coffee corner with free hot drinks is set up after breakfast ends. There is no full bar or restaurant on site, but numerous dining options are a short walk away. The hotel provides a list of local restaurant recommendations.

Confirming verified data: there are no wellness amenities such as a spa, pool, gym, sauna, or jacuzzi. The primary leisure option is the surrounding neighbourhood, with easy access to Rome's major attractions, shops, and dining. The property groups a few nearby restaurants (e.g., Ristorante Zeus, Nono Panoramic Restaurant) within 0.5 km, but does not operate its own leisure facilities.