We stayed in a private room in a separate building down the street. The room was pretty much a 3 bedroom apartment. It had a shared bathroom, which was a little dirty. We had not seen anyone else in the apartment, so it was like having our own place. We could lock our room for added security. It's a pretty... More

Lella hostel is placed in a very good location, near to Rome's railway station and next to a sub line. We booked a four bed room there and we stayed for two nights. It was the dirtiest room i have ever been. Small bathroom, with dirty towels which were full of holes, uncomfortable beds and a small closet which contained... More

They lost our reservation & ended up giving us a double ensuite (we had booked a shared bathroom) which we thought was good but the bathroom was terrible. Lots of mold and mildew and it really stank. There was a terrible air-freshener smell that the room was saturated in to try to mask this awful bathroom stench but it just... More

Location not too bad from Roma terminal,really nice and helpful good staff and also free breakfast. Even though just a muffin and a drink.Reasonable price with the service with a bathroom and tv. not bad in general

Hotel Lella is fantastic! Ali in the reception is highly cooperative if you are gentle towards him. He can make your stay way better from that what you were first expecting. Any problem, inside or outside, he can deal with it ;) We didn't try the breakfast because we were allowed to sleep so long, but the hotel's position is... More

lella was a big disappointment for us. it has at least two parts, i think there's a big difference between them. we had a four bedded room with the cheapest, oldest beds. my "pillow" was a folded old blanket. the bathroom has no window or any ventillation, so it is black from mildew. there's no mop, chair or peg for... More

If you are looking for a nice hostel, with Wifi, a good atmosphere and with a nice worm welcoming staff that cares about you more than about your money, than go to a different place. I reserved two night's but had to leave Rome one day earlier. When I arrived, I asked the hotel (which for some reason is written... More

There are NO Amenities. It cannot be called a hotel. It is not a standalone place, it is part of a residential building that houses other entities. Maybe it should be renamed to a guesthouse, at most. The WiFi works only in the tiny "lobby" which is a room in a former apartment. The elevator is truly ancient and is... More

I have never been so offended by a hotel like I was with Hotel Lella. They make you pay up front because they know once you see the room you will run for the door. First of all, the hotel is a hallway, nothing more. Their version of cleaning our room was taking out the clothes of whoever was living... More