Reviews of Albergo Enrica 1 stars

Alberto is so helpful, he explained every issue for the hotel and my trip in Italy. If you plan to make day-trips, that is a good hotel near the Termini Station. They cleaned up the room every day. Just bring your slippers with you.

A bit noisy at night but If you get tired from strolling around the city then it won't be a problem.

It was very convenient and rhe service was very kind

Every thing was ok.

The price, the location (near Termini) as well as the very nice and helpful staff.

The hotel is near by Termini ,super location.The hosts are kind and help us a lot with useful information upon our arrival and during all days we was there.The room was big enough and clean,as we received cleaning daily .Thank you!

Everything was perfect

The location was very good, and the host of the hotel was very friendly and helpful. It is a good value for money hotel, 9 minutes from the station with good connectivity and good restaurants nearby. Would 100% recommend!

We highly recommend stay at the hotel! It's really clean - they tidy rooms every day. The neighbourhood is safe. And owners are really welcoming and helpful. 😃 It's close to Termini and Castro Pretorio metro stations as well as many cafes and shops. We would recommend it to our family and friends - it's a good and safe place both for couples as well as families. The hotel is located in pretty tenement with beautiful garden with orange and lemon trees.

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The location is very good, you need just several minutes to reach to termini station. Host was incredibly kind and helpful. He informed us about every detail we needed to know about our room and our visit in Rome. Room was little bit old, but very clean.

It's not typical hotel, it's more like guesthouse. There is no kettle in room for coffee, but it's not problem for Rome.

Amazing location, very affordable and has everything you need. Bus 492 which is right outside the complex gets you to the center. Main train station Termini with metro A and B are 7 minutes by foot. Neighbourhood is safe and there are a number of great small restaurants that have affordable lunches. Budget hotel, but very homely and saves you a significant amount of money which you can use for museums, food et cetera. Also working fridge in the room was a lifesaver.

Loudness of the street, but normal if you live in a big city

Amazing people, clean room, location.

I loved our stay here.

Luka, the receptionist and his mother are very kind, friendly and helpful. Nice to have met you both, and your dog too. Everything was clean in the room, hot and cold water, air conditioner, small refrigerator, all were fine. The hotel is in a peaceful location, very close to Termini station.

Everything was perfect.

They didn't change towel... It will be better to put some coffe or tea in the room.

Great location. It is about 10 10-minute walk from Termini. Also, there is a bus stop near the entrance with the 492 bus that goes to all bus stations in the city center. The room is simple and a little bit old, but really clean! The owner is very welcoming and nice :) I think the price is pretty fair.

close to Termini, very good value for money

Overall we were very pleased with our stay. The hosts were very friendly. They informed us about everything we needed to know about the room and the area we were staying in. The metro station was nearby and there was a bus stop right outside the apartment. The Termini station was only 5 minutes away from the apartment and you were crossing busy streets so there was no fear of being robbed. I recommend it to anyone visiting Rome.

The only negative was that the double bed had two single mattresses and this was inconvenient because they moved all the time creating a gap in between.

Friendly staff, clean and spaced room, location near train station and have a bus station in the front

It’s located on a big street so the noise is still louder. Given the price is still good value.

The location and staff

My recent stay at this hotel in Rome was average and had several areas that could be improved. Firstly, the amenities were lacking; we were provided with only one small soap and, despite multiple requests, received just a small shampoo late into our stay. We ended up purchasing our own toiletries, which was inconvenient. The cleanliness of the hotel did not meet our expectations either. The promotional photos portrayed a much cleaner environment than what we experienced. Additionally, the daily maintenance was minimal as towels were only changed every three days, contributing to an overall sense of inadequate service. We encountered a few issues with hotel policies and guest management that were less than ideal. For example, the remote control incident where we were sternly warned to keep it away from our child due to its cost—stated as being 29 euros—felt unreasonable. The strict access control requiring us to ring three bells to enter and constant monitoring by the reception made our stay feel very restricted. My sister, who visited from Switzerland, was not allowed to join me in my room even briefly, which was quite disappointing. Moreover, the room had a strange smell, the fridge was inefficient, and the bathroom had low water pressure, which made even basic tasks uncomfortable. We also found ourselves having to manage our garbage, which was unexpected. On a positive note, the reception staff, although stringent, were polite and the hotel’s location is excellent—right in the heart of Rome, making it easy to explore the city. Conclusion: This hotel feels more like a guesthouse with strict house rules. If you value location over comfort and are okay with a hands-on management style, this might suit you. However, if you prefer a more relaxed stay with better amenities, you might want to look elsewhere.