Ergife Palace Hotel
, Rome, Italy
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Ergife Palace Hotel
, Rome
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Reviews - Ergife Palace Hotel
Waste of money
Submitted by: Robyn in 21/11/06 - Age Group: 26 - 30
- From: Australia
- Traveller type: Young & Single
4-star hotel? What a joke!
Submitted by: A Travel Library User in 12/10/06 - Age Group: 41 - 50
- From: New Zealand
- Traveller type: Family Traveller
My daughter and I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights as part of a tour package (3 nights before tour, 1 after). I had read reviews about this hotel and thought it can't be that bad and when we arrived at the hotel, the place looked ok; nice foyer, etc, but when we made our way to our room, it ended there.
Our room was located down two very long corridors, towards the back of the complex. The corridor our room was in was dark, not only in decor but no lights in the ceiling-the wiring was there, but no fixtures; no sprinkler system and as people are allowed to smoke in their rooms, a huge problem if a fire breaks out; thread-bare curtains; even when the shower curtain was inside the bath, the bottom of the bath leaked, hence the musty, damp smell; towels were like kitchen tea towels; the air conditioning only came on between 3.00pm to 6.30 am; the weather was still warm and hot but they drained the pool as it was 'end of the season'; some front-line staff were rude, and as for the two assistants in the shop within the hotel, totally rude.
The hotel is located a half hour from central Rome with not much in the way of shops or eating places near it. Catching a bus or the Metro to central Rome, though, is very simple and not too expensive.
We had a different room for the one night after our tour - it was a little better.
Basically, if you are not having to stay here due to being on a tour, DON'T.
We stayed in a 3-star hotel 2-minutes walk from the Termini Station in Rome and this was far superior!
Our room was located down two very long corridors, towards the back of the complex. The corridor our room was in was dark, not only in decor but no lights in the ceiling-the wiring was there, but no fixtures; no sprinkler system and as people are allowed to smoke in their rooms, a huge problem if a fire breaks out; thread-bare curtains; even when the shower curtain was inside the bath, the bottom of the bath leaked, hence the musty, damp smell; towels were like kitchen tea towels; the air conditioning only came on between 3.00pm to 6.30 am; the weather was still warm and hot but they drained the pool as it was 'end of the season'; some front-line staff were rude, and as for the two assistants in the shop within the hotel, totally rude.
The hotel is located a half hour from central Rome with not much in the way of shops or eating places near it. Catching a bus or the Metro to central Rome, though, is very simple and not too expensive.
We had a different room for the one night after our tour - it was a little better.
Basically, if you are not having to stay here due to being on a tour, DON'T.
We stayed in a 3-star hotel 2-minutes walk from the Termini Station in Rome and this was far superior!
Worst 4 Star Hotel Ever Encountered
Submitted by: Ko in 08/07/06 - Age Group: 51 - 60
- From: China
- Traveller type: Relaxation Seeker
Rooms are small with nowhere to put our luggages, smelly, toilet unclean, uses utensils and towels with otherhotel's logo, staff unfriendly and service almost non-existing. They seems to cater for local tours. Terrible!
Horrible
Submitted by: Claudine in 09/07/06 - Age Group: 26 - 30
- From: United States
- Traveller type: Young & Single
This hotel is out of the way, making it a difficult chore to get in to see the sights. You have to walk (20 min) to a bus stop, switch to the subway, and then arrive where you're going. Not fun. Not in a good neighborhood. Halls have a musty smell. Rooms have paper thin walls, damp dank odor, and our room had the toilet UNDER the sink so that you had to shimmey under to use it. Do not stay here.
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- Address: 619 Via Aurelia - Rome - 00165 - Italy
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The staff seemed great and professional, however the CONDITIONS were awful.
My bathroom had cigarette ash behind the door, in the corner... the showers were never as clean as I'd had hoped...the shower heads were all crusty. The rooms smelled stale...
EVERY NIGHT the live music outside kept me awake until at least midnight. The music was fine, but not if you're wanting to sleep.