Hotel Termini

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It is definitely the busiest station in Rome. Not only it is a subway station but it is also a train station. There are many ticket machines; however, they are quite complicated. You have to figure out which one is for subways, which one is for train. The price for taking the subway is cheap. If you can navigate their subway routes, you could save a lot in transportation. Many subway stops at tourist attraction spots.

The central railway station of Rome. The station is understandably pretty huge with lots of platforms. The display boards work fine and instructions can be found in English as well. It is almost always densely crowded and you need to watch for pick-pockets! Local ladies with puppet babies are roaming around all over to have a go at your wallets! Watch out! There are many many food stores and kiosks both inside and outside the station.

Huge train station. Full of shops almost larger than a shopping mall. In case of long layover it is easy to spend time visiting so many outlets. All kinds of food for all appetites. Really there is nothing missing if it were not for the perennial delays of trains that depart and arrive frequently.

Beware of pickpocketing. A group of at least 20 people turn around in the beautiful Termini station. Police and other forces try to do their job impeded by the fact that they fail to take them into the fragrant offense. From the VENDING machines these people try to get even some money. Looks like nobody's land. They annoy tourists and Italians as if nothing was. Maybe putting the machines in a closed room would not hurt real TRENITALIA? Ps are even known by name from the agents. Strip The news do another service goes.

Big station. At the end you have “ mercato” it’s a nice food corner with Italian tasty food. Costs are Slightly more than average. I wanna complain :) I reach the station with the underground. The directions to the trains are very good and visible. You need around 5 minutes to reach trains platform from the underground. So be read to walk. So, coming from the underground you will reach One Ling tunnel and and and SURPRISE : NO TIMETABLE in this tunnel. I passed through it and no timetables. Once you are UPSTAIRS you have huge luminous screens and you can check your platform. To improve: set TIMETABLES IN THE TUNNEL! I waste time to go up for this timetables. Like in the smallest train stations in Italy you can find old screens with arrivals and departures but in Rome none of them.

It's a decent train station with lots of things to do if you're waiting for your next train. Beware: There are a lot of scammers here and they always prey on naive and unknowing tourists. Always be vigilant and aware. Bathrooms are also in the basement area and you have to pay to get in.

It is not only a station but a meeting point; Comfortable, clean safe.
The courtesy and kindness of all the staff as well as the knowledge and mastery of languages make me proud to live in Rome
Rome Love.

Have come from the airport with line 2 directly to Roma termini. Main station is very tricky and winding, you should never have been here before it will be hard to find your way around! In addition, there are a number of construction sites and poor signage of the diversions!

I do not recommend! Really a deplorable bus! Folding condensation so we could see the blurred exterior with a smell room! and a broken glass repair with Scotch, glass tips bend the rear exit and both seats! Same bus room! For €7 it's still a peak! There are no other companies that do exactly the same fare for the same price much better I took t. A. M on the way back!

Disorganized baggage deposit and incompetent staff, balance sheet: train missed and obliged to pay the tickets, so 120 euros of lost!

Nice & big station with connection to many places. Plenty of self-service ticket machine. Can be really crowded in the morning.

We found everything quite relaxed. Time should be brought. With the shuttle bus of the company Tam-Bus we are super convenient to the airport for 7 €/person arrived. He's leaving every half an hour. Travel time 50 minutes depending on the traffic situation. Highly recommended.
However, WLAN did not work with us.

The Train station in Rome is a city. It has everything-shops, market, restaurants cafes. The Big Interchange: Actual station, Metro, city buses. Buses from Fiumicino Airport and Ciampino arrive Here. At First it seems that you are going to get lost. But it is not. Just look closely at the pointers and everything will be fine!

Termini Station is a landmark for many tourists.
From here, there are metro lines A and Metro B in Rome.
The station is arranged on three levels (-1, 0 and 1).
Plan 1 was recently inaugurated. This is called terrace for its view from above. On this level there are only activities to be refocillarsi.
While the ground floor (floor 0) is made up of shops of all kinds. From here you can access the entrances to the various sidewalks for the departures of trains.
Recently, to access the respective sidewalks, you have to make use of the ticket in order to cross the turnstiles.

If I didn't scare anything, it's the central station:) In General, I have no problems here, but one thing: until you find the right way-especially if it is a suburban train can brain a little break. Go back here. But in general it is possible to understand.
And so: There is a scoreboard, ticket vending machines, there are cash desks. Everything is clear and clear. Cafes… Yes, too.

Absolutely Grand Station! Metro, shopping malls. Huge Restaurant area and at the end there is a supermarket of inexpensive food. I'm not talking About trains! Depart in all directions! About Cash Registers! Prices are much, I think three times cheaper than in Germany on the J. D. Travel. Prices ha food more expensive. And the station is out of this. I recommend to Everyone to see!

Of course, it is morally outdated, but termini is also convenient, simple and clear!

Main points — 1) Description of station 2) Food near to station 3) Frequency to an airport and Colosseum 4) Bad experience 1) Huge train station with a variety of shops. One of the biggest train station in Italy. This is combi station. You will get bus, train and metro here. Security on this station is also good (Especially on X-mas, Easter, Public Holidays and Crowdy days). A frequency of trains is also good. You will get easily buses, trains and metro from here to any of the place in Rome as well as Italy. 2) Many varieties of hotels and restaurants are available here. Many Indian hotels are available here. Food quality depends on the value of food. Also, McDonald is also near to station. 3) This train station is quite far to the airport. You can reach the airport within 40 mins. Frequency to airport is also good. Private buses are also available to the airport. Easily you will get metro to the world famous Colosseum. You can reach within 12 mins. A frequency of bus and metro is also good. 4) If you are a tourist then please try to use official way of transportation otherwise there is a chance that you will face some fraud. Be careful about your luggage and pockets. Thefts are active in this area.

Went to the station to get a train ticket to the airport and the lady discreetly gave us first class tickets on the Leonardo express. Cost us twice as much for a train that nearly stopped a thousand times on the journey. The bus ride was faster and for a fraction of the price. Don't trust this station. When we first arrived some of the rudest employees ever who refused to guide us to the metro station.

Termini is one of the most beautiful stations I have ever seen. Majestic and daring. His shelter is fantastic. The students of architecture carried it as a subject of examination to static of the buildings. Its grandeur is well confronted with those of the nearby historic buildings. Inside distributed to the various floors, you find everything to eat, both to dress, and to read. It is a meeting point of different cultures. The Via Giolitti Gallery is a succession of different shops without a solution of continuity. You walk and you're kidnapped by the tails you see. The Times a live brick cruise are beautiful. The question then is how is it possible that only one road divides one world from another? The Via Giolitti starts to be a problem to go into.

Easily traceable and accessible, full of shops inside, full of distributors to buy tickets.

Inside the station is very good, plenty of cafes shops. And not just eateries, and up to Victoria Secret. Control on the entrance to the railway platform is minimal, the ticket can be displayed printout and in the smartphone.
But there are a lot of migrants, homeless people and other such personalities behind the station. Look for things in both!

Its a very scary area of Rome… many pickpockets and thieves… if you are a tourist and happen to be there at night, I recommend that you stay in lit areas and take an official taxi. Also, make sure that you use an official taxi that is white and parked near an orange "taxi" sign. Illegal drivers will try to encourage you to take their cab for 20€… a real cab will only cost 10.

90% of my recommendation.
Convenient location for all directions of traffic in Rome and beyond.
I recommend you-come in advance to understand the maze of this station and do not be late…
Do not change in Rome dollars for euro, not profitable.
Have a good rest!

There are also buses to the airports and trams. The gastronomy in the station leaves nothing to be desired, even the sanitary areas.
Behind the station: Another piece of the Old city wall. Opposite: Da Thermal Museum in the remains of the huge Diocletian baths.
Here is the beginning & end point of many bus lines and the intersection of Metro A & B. You can still find a seat on the bus, and later mostly hardly any more.

Convenient location! Good service. Very good considering it a three star.

Pretty messy station, we did run into some troubles trying to get the right train/subway. The signaling can be confusing.

It's a busy terminal, but for the most part finding your way around all of the trains is an easy task. The bus system is a bit more difficult, but not impossible.

Metro station in Rome, line A and B. Here you can take both metro lines. Very big station.

If you can avoid, better. But this station is ideal to connect with the rest of Italy and Europe, so if you have thought you to move trains you will not be able to avoid it. Trains that we always take from here went out to schedule and without any inconvenience. The place itself is pretty dangerous like any other station, but if you handle you with care will not have any problems. This very dirty. Inside of the station there is a sort of shopping that called it Piazza dei Cinquecento, there there are many places to eat and shop. In places like McDonalds you must be careful with people asking silver because you steal or deceive you.
separate data: do not buy the eurail pass. Whenever you want to travel you got that book train, are €20 for the ida and other € 20 for the return, all per person. Passes that are not only the global serve for countries that say not to travel between them. For example we had taken the Italy pass and we did nothing to travel from Florence to Paris, they wanted us to charge that one way stretch for two €360. Take advantage of the Low flights cost!

Big Stainton don't take your a eyes off from your lagged.

They rebuilt, for this two stars. For the rest, we leave. Miss.

Nice train station, the curved ceiling is spectacular.

The station is in renewal and parts already finished are very cute. Unfortunately the bottom floor to go to the metro is a bit labyrinthine.

Huge station and the first thing I saw in Rome. Really beautiful.

There is everything and more, but the signs for Rails and trains coming out of the metro or other tracks is unclear for us Italians, let alone foreigners, it happened to me more than once to help because tourist couldn't figure out where to go.

Lately much has been done for security though much should still be done.
Many beggars and pickpockets were dismissed and the track area circumscribed with controlled inlet.
There are still many open sites that annoy greatly but if it will help to improve the situation are welcome.

We lack information on how. Ride a train in rome.