Situated in an incredibly convenient position, just steps from Termini Station, Hotel Max Hotel offers recently renovated accommodation and limited public facilities in a very good central spot. The rooms are newly refurbished and are decorated in calming pastel colours. Each features air conditioning, minibar, in-room safe, fat screen TV and telephone. Reception is open limited hours and can assist with tours, transfers, basic concierge services and luggage storage. Free Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the hotel. Breakfast is served on demand, and is a traditional Italian affair with both sweet and savoury options available. Rome has a truly great food culture, and there are many dining options nearby for the other two meals. Hotel Max is great for guests arriving at Termini Station, barely 150 yards away. The Coliseum is approximately a 20-minute walk away and the Spanish Steps and Via Condotti, its high end shopping, about 26 minutes.
Many, perhaps most, guests arrived in central Rome at Termini Station. Max was said to be less than two minutes walk from the main entrance. If it were any closer it would almost be on the platforms. Guests absolutely loved the convenience of just walking off the train and having such an easy route to get to their hotel.
It was pretty much impossible to find a bad word written about the breakfast at Max. Guests said it was a traditional Italian, with some savoury options added as well. Especially noted was the cappuccino, which was said to live up to the very high Italian standards.
Guests mentioned that right from check-in it became apparent that the staff would have a big positive impact on their stay in Rome. They said that they offered a city map and good information on what to see if guests were open to receiving it.
Like many of the main railway stations in big European cities, the area around Termini Station is not everybody's cup of tea. The area attracts a lot of homeless people, drunks and sometimes petty criminals. This caused discomfort for some.
Though it does not seem that it surprised many, guests did point out that the area is very busy, with a lot of motorised traffic. Those in the rooms facing the road said that the sound of cars at night did disturb their sleep on occasion.
A couple of guests mentioned that they found the hotel difficult to find. Like many smaller Italian hotels, it is only a small part of a larger building, so cannot have signage that is too prominent.
No, Hotel Max doesn’t offer pool areas.
No, Hotel Max doesn’t allow pets.
No, Hotel Max doesn’t provide parking.
Check-in at Hotel Max is available from: . Check-out time is by .
Hotel Max is located in Via Gioberti 30, , Rome, Italy.
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