Hotel Max

Pleasant
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : Location is perfect but the room was too small, particularly the shower.
  : The shower, the better make a plastic curtain instade of fixed glass from which dont allow you to bend and wash your body.

Poor
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : It just had good accessibility to the train station, restaurants and metro
  : The elevator didn't work properly , the building was not feeling safe ,pictures on the website and information were not the same as they mentioned.

Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Near the train station. Security was good.
  : A bit run down but just what I needed for my one day stay in Rome.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Excellent
  : Excellent

Poor
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : The position is very strategic, at 1 minute walking to termini station
  : I recently had the misfortune of spending several nights in what could only be described as a sardine can masquerading as a 3-star hotel room. Never before have I been ensnared in such a cramped, uncomfortable, and wholly dissatisfying environment. The space was so restrictive, it felt less like a room and more like a closet forgotten by time.The room, if you can even deign to call it that, was barely enough to contain the bed, which itself was a relic of bygone days. Small, uncomfortable, and seemingly ancient, it served as a nightly reminder of the inherent troubles lurking within this establishment.Attempting to open two suitcases within this confined space was akin to playing a game of Tetris, where the only winning move was not to play. The struggle to maneuver around this tight, inconvenient space was a daily ordeal, underscoring the sheer impracticality of the rooms design.The lack of basic amenities, such as soap for the shower, only further highlighted the severe shortcomings of this establishment. One would expect even the most basic hotels to provide such fundamental items, but alas, this hotel seems to revel in its ability to disappoint at every turn.In summary, this hotel, with its cramped quarters, ancient bed, and lack of essential amenities, was a glaring example of discomfort and dissatisfaction. This 3-star establishment not only failed to meet the bare minimum standards but seemed to actively defy the concept of hospitable accommodation. The experience was a stark reminder that stars, in this case, are not indicative of quality, comfort, or even basic decency.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Good location and pleasant staff.Quite a big bathroom.
  : Small room.