The Hotel Cavour is one of the many small family-run hotels that proliferate around Termini station. It in in an excellent location, on Via Cavour, just minutes from Termini; the rooms are accessible by a small elevator within a large apartment building. Our room was barely adequate - good size, but with worn and chipped furniture, spotty paintwork, and watermarks... More

For just one night the location -3 minutes walk from the central station- is excellent. In contrast to another reviewer, my room had both wifi and steaming hot water. A bit lean breakfast.

Searched this hotel for stay in Rome before cruise. The rating & reviews were a bit off for this property. Location was really best feature, however, room & lack of hot water (tepid at best) was most disappointing. Room was very quiet & front desk personnel who was reserved & relatively cordial was not forthcoming with suggestions or recommendations. Wifi... More

I booked the hotel after reading the reviews here, so I wasn’t too disappointed when got inside the room 207, and my review is only based on this room. The hotel was not difficult to find if you follow the tram track to Street Cavour after come out of the Termini station, walking about five minutes, the hotel is on... More

This hotel was exactly what I was looking for at the end of my trip. A place to stay that was clean, affordable, and close to the train station. I just needed to crash and get up early for a flight out. This worked so well. I walked to and from the station (only works if you have minimal luggage)... More

Great location, VERY near ROMA Centrale. Air con was an added bonus to an economy hotel. Breakfast was adequate but clean and a good base for a city break.

Our hotel room was very large and the air conditioning worked very well. The hotel is 3 or 4 blocks from the train station and a short walk to the Colosseum. The room is very simple, clean and spacious! Breakfast was rolls and coffee. We would stay here again.

This hotel is one of several that share some big, old buildings along the Via Cavour. We were a group of four and were placed in two rooms. The rooms were tiny. Neither had functioning air conditioning, though it was the middle of a Rome summer. Ours "sort of" worked, but our friends' room had no A/C at all. The... More

I was in Rome for a week in mid June and staid here at the Hotel Cavour the whole time. First of all, arriving in Rome can be a real hassle. I took the airport bus, and it seemed that everyone was herded into the bus and then whoever was standing was told to get off and wait for the... More