Ibis Styles Roma | Hotel Room Tour + Breakfast

Getting to this hotel is most convenient by car, as there is no metro station or public transport stop nearby. The hotel does offer a shuttle service. If you prefer to walk, it takes around 10–15 minutes to reach the nearest bus stop, and about 30 minutes to get to Cornelia metro station (Line A). The staff were pleasant and friendly. As for cleanliness, when we checked into the room, we noticed a lot of small bits of trash on the floor, including crumbs and even a piece of a bandage wrapper. It honestly looked like the floor had been skipped during cleaning. In the end, I had to find a way to sweep it myself and gather the debris into a pile, which you can see in the video. The TV remote was also very dirty and unpleasant to touch. Overall, the room needed much more thorough cleaning. The soundproofing was poor. At night, a woman in the next room was coughing heavily, which made it difficult to sleep. Arguments, conversations, and TV noise were also clearly audible. There was only one standard power outlet in the entire room, and it was in the bathroom. By the bed, there were only USB and USB-C ports. Breakfast was quite extensive and good. There was also plenty of seating, so it didn’t feel crowded or cramped. This hotel has a lot of potential if these small but important issues are improved. Overall impression: 3/5 Would I stay here again? Only if it cost half as much. #IbisStylesRoma #RomeHotels #RomeItaly #HotelReview #RoomTour #Breakfast #HotelStay #RomeTravel #ItalyTravel #TravelReview #RomeAccommodation #WhereToStayInRome