Reviews of Gasometer Urban Suites

Everything was great about this hotel! There is an underground station near the hotel, only 2 station to Colosseum. The staff on reception were very helpful and friendly. Cleaning was perfect.

A Nice hotel and a lovely service. They send breakfast to the room every morning, you have to tell the front your prefer breakfast one day in advance. There are restaurants around. But it’s quite a walk to a train station though.

Apartment is 8-10min walk to train stations, but location is relatively good for food! Many restaurants around. Have a very nice gelato shop nearby :) We love that the apartment has both washing machine and dryer so we could wash our clothes. Have to buy or bring washing powder though. But there are mini marts around and can buy from hotel too. We love this place!

Comfortable and spacious suite, 10 minutes walk from metro Piramide and Romano Ostiense train station. Self-service laundry is a bonus. Though there’s no 24 hours front desk, the staff is helpful.

Great facilities with new built building and equipment. 10mins walk to train station amd 30 mins trainto all the way, including FCO airport and city centre.

The room is really big! I am shocked when I check in haha it will be perfect for 2-3 people to stay. However you have to prepare your own slippers otherwise you will have to pay €5 to buy.

Brilliant!

It is a wonderful hotel with many amenities like supermarket nearby. Easy walk to metro and train station too. Room and bathtub are huge. Staffs are all very friendly and helpful. I'll certainly stay here again if I'm going back to Rome. Thank you.

The location is actually better than I thought. The hotel and room are clean and the roof top bar was amazing. Bus stops to the city are walking distance up to 10 mins. The front desk people have been helpful in giving me directions and recommendations of places I can go.

The apartment is very comfortable, with a large balcony. I didn't feel very safe at first, but there is a switch similar to a blind, which can be closed at night. Although it is on the second floor, it still feels safe.

I ended up checking in and out at a time when the hotel front desk was closed, but they handled it quickly and kindly. The room was spacious and I felt like I was at home. There was a lot of graffiti around the hotel and some homeless people, so I was worried about the safety of the hotel, but I returned home safely. The wall by the door is thin and there is a sound like the air conditioning, so those who are sensitive may find it bothersome, but earplugs are provided so don't worry. There is a laundry room where you can wash your clothes for 4€ and use the dryer for 4€. It was very convenient for me while traveling around Europe.

The room is large and clean, with a large balcony. There is also a washing machine, dryer and kitchen available. There seem to be only about ten rooms of this type in this building, and it takes about 100 meters to walk to the front desk for check-in. It's always a good experience

I highly recommend staying in the independent courtyard on the other side of the hotel! We lived on the first floor at the time. The room was very large and the balcony was very spacious. It was very comfortable to sit there and enjoy the breeze and sun. The room also has a living room, sofa, and dining table, which is suitable for a family to come out. There are also dryers, washing machines, ovens, etc., which are very convenient. The hotel's brothers and sisters are very cute and enthusiastic. However, the only drawback is that it is a bit far from the subway station, about 2-5 stops away from the city. However, there are probably no such large rooms in the city, and this price. It's okay to make a trade-off

The room is large, well-equipped, and the hardware is considered high-end in European hotels. I stayed in the hotel apartment for 3 days, but no cleaning was provided. Later I found that cleaning would only be done if a sign was hung. Friends who want to stay here should pay attention. If you go to the hotel by public transportation, take the subway to the bus, and walk 7-8 minutes according to the map. It doesn't matter if we don't have much luggage. If you have a lot of luggage, please take a taxi. Taking a taxi in Rome is much cheaper than in Milan, so it's cost-effective.