Our stay in Italy was amazing. The room and the bathrooms were clean. They clean every day. The only thing I can say is in the shower the water doesn’t drain fast enough so it stays in the shower pan for awhile.

Very nice hotel close to the train station.

Hotel Alpi was an outstanding choice for a family holiday. The staff at Hotel Alpi are fantastic - so welcoming and helpful. The room is spacious enough and the area where the hotel is located is close to most sites within walking distance.

Nicely appointed rooms and excellent service within close proximity to Termini train station. Also has a cute bar for a quick cocktail. Would definitely stay here again.

The hotel is centrally located. Very close to rail and metro stations. A lot of good restaurants around as well. The staff was friendly and helpful. The room was quite comfortable and well furnished. Highly recommend it

Clean. Nice.

Lovely boutique hotel with very friendly staff. Terrace area would be lovely to sit in when not winter.

Overall, this is a very good three-star hotel, and I would recommend it for anyone looking for a very good three-star hotel. The staff is very professional, helpful, friendly, approachable, and very familiar with what tourists are looking for... from the kitchen/dining room staff to the front desk staff. The facility is very clean and very conveniently located. The train station is not very far and there is a very good food court at the station. Also, there is a small supermarket within walking distance (approximately 5 min), The area is quiet and safe. Our room was very clean, the beds were comfortable, and there was a small window facing another building. Breakfast was not included, so we paid for breakfast -- it was a simple, but decent breakfast buffet. The hotel is nicely decorated, but the decor looks tired, and the elevator needs to be upgraded. I give this hotel three stars simply because we got (unnecessarily) stuck in the elevator and it was not fun. Since it is an old elevator, the door does not open by itself. You have to push it a little hard and then it will open. There is no sign on the elevator door, and no one told us that we had to push the door. So, when we reached the second floor, I knocked on the elevator door several times, but no one heard me. Then, in less than a minute the light turned off, so we were stuck inside a dark and very small elevator until my husband pushed the alarm and someone came to open the door.