Hotel Corot

Located directly north of Termini Station, the Hotel Corot is a solid pick that checks all of our cheapo boxes (central, cheap and clean) and then some. The three-star establishment also boasts a pleasant staff, quality amenities and a plentiful breakfast.

The Hotel Corot’s 28 guestrooms are unfussy, with parquet floors, high ceilings and nice recessed lighting. The rooms are spotless and comfortable. Room size varies from the usual “European snug” to some that are fairly spacious.

All rooms are equipped with air-conditioning, a telephone, minibar, safe and satellite TV. The windows are soundproof, but given the Corot’s location (this is one the busiest areas of Rome), rooms may still pick up some noise.

The private bathrooms are a good size (relative to other Roman hotels). They are modern, spic-and-span, and outfitted with toiletries and a hair dryer. Some of the superior rooms, which cost €20-25 more, boast a spiffy “hydro-massage system” (translation: Jacuzzi tub).

The Hotel Corot’s entrance, marked by a green door, festive parasol and neatly trimmed potted plants, stands out like a little oasis in the bustling neighborhood. Inside, the open lounge is furnished with sofas and a selection of magazines, and the breakfast room is bright and modern.

Breakfast is included in the room rate, and Wi-Fi is free throughout. The hotel also offers an elevator, plus a disabled entrance and a room outfitted with bathroom amenities for disabled guests.

The Hotel Corot is located in the same building as the Hotel Rimini, another EuroCheapo pick. Since it’s only minutes from Termini Station, it’s a great bet if you’re arriving into Rome by train and want to walk directly to the hotel. Of course, this also means that the hotel is well situated for taking public transportation throughout the city.