Good location.
We had the Emerald room. Large enough, but too noisy, as we could hear EVERYTHING on the lobby. Therefore we couldn't sleep properly for the entire stay.
The breakfast was good, the receptionists very helpful and polite and the room was clean.
We would return, but would try a different room.
And the WIFI was not working inside the room.

Chroma hotels is beyond doubt one of my best discoveries yet. I bumped into it quite by accident. I was browing through Google Maps for hotels in Rome when a bright red room with sleek interior caught my eyes. When I checked their website and I was surprised - a nice room in a B&B in central Rome at such a reasonable price was too good to be true. Nevertheless, after sending them a number of emails( which they patiently answered, even the ones with my silly questions!), my husband and I decided to take the chance.

They had arranged for a taxi to pick us up from the airport. When we finally reached the hotel, what we saw in front of us was a charming old building with an old big black gate... The reception was in the first floor, where we were greeted warmly by two members of the hotel. Our luggage was promptly taken to our room while the gentleman at reception gave us a map and in about 10 minutes explained almost everything we needed to know about Rome! He then showed us our room- which was as good as what we had seen over internet. Can't tell how relieved and happy we were! The room was good-sized, extremely clean and nicely decorated. The bathroom was big, shower was great and again, very clean. The room was well equipped with a mini fridge, safe and other essentials.

Chroma is situated in a very convenient location. It is very close to Manzoni Metro station (which makes almost every important part of Rome within your reach), and at walking distance from major tourist spots. There are some good restaurants nearby, so food was never a problem. The neighbourhood is very safe and we were given our own set of keys so that we could move in and out whenever we wanted.

Chroma has met all our expectations and gone beyond. It is a perfect little no-frills B&B - it doesn't have a lounge or a common area, but we didnt go to Rome to sit in a hotel lounge. If you want to station yourself in a stylish pad in the heart of Rome, this is where I recommend you stay. A note about breakfast though- tell them about your breakfast preferences beforehand. They do not serve hot items but what they serve keeps you going for the day.

Many thanks to Chroma team for taking such good care of us and making our stay in Rome comfortable. Wish them the best in their future endevours.

This hotel is located in a residential building in a prime location within walking distance from Termini. There are a lot of nice cafes and restaurants close by. The rooms are very modern contemporary with an awesome high pressure shower head that feels like rain.
I would recommend this hotel for it's location, price, and personalize service. There are only a few rooms with this place and all rooms have an electronic card as a room key.
Jerson and GianCarlo are very friendly and are very accommodating.

This hotel is actually more of an apartment place. It will be hard to find as there isn't any signage depiciting it as Chroma Hotel (you will have to rely on your taxi to be knowledgeable enough to find it). It is well situated in a nice neighborhood. Termini Station is about a 10 minute walk. You can walk to the Colosseaum, but it is a long walk (about 20 minutes). The neighborhood has plenty of restaurants, gelato stores and we found a grocery store near by as well.
The rooms are spacious for Europe standards and they are nicely decorated. We happen have the Emerald Room and I must say what I liked best was the bathroom. Although I didn't like the square shower head that sprays water all over you, so if you're trying to avoid wetting your hair, let's say it will be challenging. The beds are big, but the sofa bed is not comfortable, no matter what they tell you over the phone or the website. Once inside the actual Chroma hotel you will see it is very small. It's basically a foyer with the rooms around it as an L. Before you enter you have to climb a floor and the elevator is the smallest elevator I have ever seen. Only one suitcase will fit and you will fit if you are under 115 pounds. Do not expect to see a lobby; it's basically a desk with the person that takes care of everything (it's a one-man show) from checking you in to serving you the coffee in the morning. I think the same person cleans your room too. There is also a small porch where they serve you breakfast every morning. The breakfast selection was well varied (fruit, cereal, yogurt, pastries, milk, juice, coffee- no OJ though or hot items). I did wish they offered regular bread that you can toast in a toaster with butter, but what they had instead was already mini toasted bread that was individually packaged.
As far as the service goes, it was friendly and accommodating. Although, sometimes the attendant was not at his/her desk when we needed to talk to someone. FYI- their english was not that great. They understand the basics. If you like your privacy, do not get the Emerald room since the desk of attendant is right in front and he or she can hear everything that goes on in your room.
Do not expect to find any amenities/services that regular hotels offer; but honestly you won't miss them much if you will be out all day exploring Rome/Italy. Chroma basically offers a nice clean room with breakfast and internet ( you do have to pay extra for internet access). The only thing they provide is baggage storage, which sometimes means leaving your suitcases in the middle of the hallway where other patrons can have access to them. Make sure you take a lock with you.