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"Clean room, staff all very helpful. Breakfast was excellent. "

"This hotel is perfect in every way, except the area around it seems extremely unsafe "

"I stayed with 3 of my longtime friends and was our first time visiting Rome in July 2025. The Quirinale combines old-world charm with modern comfort. Rooms are spacious with high ceilings and classic décor, and the buffet breakfast offers plenty of tasty choices in a lovely setting. The front desk and bell staff were welcoming and helpful throughout our stay. Location is excellent — close to Termini, the metro, and within walking distance of Rome’s main attractions. A perfect choice for travelers who want history, comfort, and convenience in the heart of the city."

"Before travelling to Italy I’d never heard of or stayed in any Social Hub Hotels, but I have to say that I’m now a fan! The location in Rome is a bit out of the way, and is a 15-20 minute walk from the main railway station, though you can also get a short tram ride down to the hotel as well. In spite of this the hotel is set back off the main road and is secluded in gated grounds that make it very private and it more than makes up for its location with its friendly staff, high standard of facilities, including clean rooms with all the mod cons you’d expect, and a stunning roof top bar and pool. I can also recommend the pizzeria adjoining the hotel too, which offered some fantastic food and was clearly busy with the locals and guests of the hotel, shared working space facilities etc. "

"Very good breakfast"

"c-hotels Fiume gets an “A” for comfort, cleanliness, and charm. The room and bathroom were fairly large and both very clean. My room also had a nice balcony with table and chairs. The staff were friendly and helpful - checking in/out was easy and they arranged a car to the airport for us. We quite enjoyed the happy-hour drink and snack! TIP: have it on the 5th-floor terrace for added ambience. Definitely recommend and would stay again on my next visit to Rome."