Twin Room
- 2 Single beds
- Shower
- Heating
- Bathtub
- Air conditioning
Hotel · Rome · Lazio
The Church Village - Rome
Set on a quiet residential street in Rome, this 3-star hotel has courtyard-facing rooms, a restaurant and a bus stop at the gate.
- Quiet residential setting with a garden and outdoor dining
- Bus stop right outside, Cornelia metro close by
- 250 rooms with courtyard views, restaurant and Wi-Fi throughout
7
good
991 reviews
Booking.com 7 · 991 reviews
About
The Church Village - Rome
The Church Village - Rome is a 3-star property on Via Torre Rossa 94, set on the quieter edge of Rome. It has 250 rooms with courtyard views, plus Wi-Fi throughout, a restaurant, paid parking and a car rental service. Room types include single, twin, double, triple and superior double or twin, all with air conditioning, heating and a bathtub.
With a guest rating of 7 out of 10 across 991 reviews and rates from £42, this is a budget-conscious choice rather than a luxury stay. The recurring positives are the peaceful setting, helpful staff and breakfast; the caveats are compact rooms and occasional cleanliness or service problems. The Rome area average rating is 8.7, so it sits below the local norm.
- Wi-Fi
- Paid parking
- Safe deposit box
- Rooms/ Facilities for disabled
- Air conditioning
- Heating
In brief
What works, what to weigh
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Strengths
5 reasons to book- A quiet, green setting — Guests repeatedly describe the hotel as peaceful and safe, with a garden and outdoor seating that many use for meals and drinks in the evening.
- Easy to reach central Rome — There is a bus stop right outside the hotel, the Cornelia metro is close by, and guests mention routes towards the city centre and Vatican City.
- Helpful, English-speaking staff — Several guests note friendly staff who provide maps, directions, daily cleaning and attentive service.
- Breakfast with a wide spread — Guests mention a large breakfast room and a varied buffet: cereals, fruit, cheese, cold cuts, bread, pastries and hot options such as scrambled eggs and bacon.
- Good value for the money — With rates from £42, several guests say the hotel delivers on price, especially given the transport links and breakfast.
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Worth weighing
5 to weigh- Not a walk-to-the-sights location — The hotel sits outside the historic centre, about 6 km from the Colosseum, so most of Rome's main attractions require a bus or metro ride.
- Rooms are compact — Several guests describe small rooms and minimal ensuite space, and some find the furnishings basic.
- Cleanliness reports are inconsistent — Most guests found rooms clean, but one detailed review reports cobwebs, a carpet that had not been vacuumed and bed-bug bites identified by a pharmacist, alongside rude evening bar staff.
- Parking is listed as paid — The hotel's policy and amenity list both say paid parking, although one guest mentions free private parking. Confirm the current arrangement when booking.
- Rating sits below the local average — At 7 out of 10 from 991 reviews, this property is below the Rome area average of 8.7, which matches the mixed feedback on room condition and service.
01 — Rooms
Rooms & rates
High season: summer dates usually book out a few weeks ahead.
Superior Double or Twin Room
- 1 King-size bed
- Shower
- Heating
- Bathtub
- Air conditioning
Single Room
- 1 King-size bed
- Shower
- Heating
- Bathtub
- Air conditioning
Double Room
- 1 King-size bed
- Shower
- Heating
- Bathtub
- Air conditioning
Triple Room
- 1 King-size bed
- Shower
- Heating
- Bathtub
- Air conditioning
02 — Amenities
Services & amenities
Everything included at this stay — the facilities and essentials, at a glance.
Internet
- Wi-Fi
Parking
- Paid parking
Food & drink
- Restaurant
- Mini-bar
Room comforts
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- Flat-screen TV
- AM/FM alarm clock
- Free toiletries
- Safe deposit box
Family & accessibility
- Cots
- Rooms/ Facilities for disabled
Services
- Car rental
Photos
Gallery
03 — Reviews
What guests say
Recent verified reviews from guests who stayed here.
Guest-rated 7/10 from 991 reviews
Booking.com · 7 · 991 reviews
7Verified guest“Great value for the price. The rooms were clean and roomy, and the staff were friendly and accommodating. The location was convenient, with easy access to public transport, shops and restaurants nearby, and the free Wi-Fi was a big plus.”
7Verified guest“The hotel sits in a quiet, safe residential neighbourhood away from the city noise. There was a lovely outdoor dining area for meals, and our room was small but clean with a recently renovated bathroom. Staff gave us maps and directions, and breakfast had plenty of choice - cereals, fruit and hot items like scrambled eggs and bacon.”
7Verified guest“A nice neighbourhood, and the older building at the centre of the hotel area added character. The room was a decent size. It's not close to the main sights, but buses and metro make it workable. Breakfast was served in a beautiful, spacious room with good variety: several coffees, tea with lemon, cheese, cold cuts, cereals, bread and pastries.”
7Verified guest“Perfect for a weekend; we'd come back on another Rome trip. The free Wi-Fi worked very well.”
7Verified guest“Beautiful outdoor seating for meals or drinks, and friendly, helpful staff made the stay better. The location was convenient too - a bus stop nearby made it easy to get around the city.”
7Verified guest“On arrival the hotel looks fine, but a closer look is disappointing. The only pleasant front desk staff member was a young blonde woman in the morning; the others were rude. The hotel was dirty, with cobwebs visible throughout, and the young woman working in the bar in the evening was the rudest person I've met - my friends and I were shocked by her attitude. The carpet in room 201 was very dirty and clearly hadn't been vacuumed in a long time. Worst of all, I came home with several bites that a pharmacist identified as bed bug bites. I would never recommend this place to anyone.”
04 — Location
Getting around Rome
The property sits in Rome.
The Torre Rossa neighbourhood: Guests describe a quiet, safe residential area away from the noise of central Rome. The hotel has a garden and outdoor seating, and there is a bus stop right outside the premises.
Getting around: The Colosseum is about 6 km from the hotel, and the main sights are reached by bus or metro. The Cornelia metro is close by, and guests mention a bus route towards Vatican City.
Food and daily needs: Guests mention nearby shopping centres and restaurants, and the hotel itself has a restaurant plus an outdoor dining area.
Via Torre Rossa 94, Rome, Lazio, 00165, Italy
05 — Good to know
Policies & conditions
Hotel details are shown for reference. Final rate terms are confirmed on the partner’s site at booking.
- Check-in
- From 15:00-23:59
- Check-out
- By 06:00-12:00
- Cancellation
- Free cancellation on many rates — terms on booking page
- Payment
- Pay-at-hotel available on many rates; final terms at booking
- Pets
- Allowed
- Property
- 250 rooms
06 — Questions
Frequently asked
How far is The Church Village - Rome from the main sights?
The hotel is outside the historic centre, about 6 km from the Colosseum. Most guests use the bus stop right outside or the nearby Cornelia metro to reach central Rome.
Is parking free or paid at the hotel?
The hotel's policy and amenity list say paid parking, although one guest review mentions free private parking. It's best to confirm the current terms before arrival.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is from 15:00 to 23:59, and check-out is from 06:00 to 12:00.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, pets are allowed according to the hotel's policies.
What room types can I book?
The hotel lists single, twin, double, triple and superior double or twin rooms. All listed rooms include air conditioning, heating, a shower and a bathtub.
The bottom line
The Church Village - Rome is best for travellers who want a calm, affordable base outside the historic centre and don't mind relying on buses and metro. Its quiet setting, helpful staff and breakfast are real strengths, but compact rooms and inconsistent upkeep mean it's worth booking with realistic expectations.
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