We have been travling for 3 months and would say that this would have to be one of the best hotels that we have stayed in, the rooms are moden and very clean, staff are all helpfull and price is very good, free wifi works well would recomend to any one that is looking for a nice place to stay this is it

The rooms are new, but do not even have telephone.
Despite having LCD TV, only italian open channels are available.
The building is very old and the elevator is never working.
The staff is attentive, but we expected more.

Hotel is conveniently located. Not a far walk to the main tourist attractions. It's a tiny bit hard to find as some of the other reviewers have said, but all you have to do is walk up to the door with the 58 next to it, ring the bell next to "7 Kings" and someone answers and buzzes the door open.

Front desk staff speak english fairly well and are happy to give directions and suggestions for local restaurants. The room is very clean, new, and modern. Has wi-fi and air-conditioning. Free coffee and biscuits in the morning, but no breakfast.

Only complaint is the bed that's about as soft as a brick.

I visited this hotel in august 2010, but I still remember, how lovely it was to enter to the small and cosy lobby. The receptionista was helpful and served us with just great attitude. The airline lost my luggage and I was in quite some troubles with my poor italian skills, so the hotel staff took care of the whole situation for me.

The room was nice and clean with spotless bathroom. The hotel did not serve actual breakfast, but the staff made coffee in the morning by request. That felt really ok, Rome is, after all, full of lovely cafés and nice restaurants. In fact, if one ever visits this hotel, I strongly recommend trying a small family restaurant behind the hotel (Via Flavia), called Restaurant 101. We saw the restaurant from our window and ended up having the best dinners of the whole trip.