We stayed 5 nights at this property in room 204.
Way too much noise from street and hallway. Walls paper-thin.
Toilet super-loud when flushed and leaked all night until I closed the valve.
No functional wifi. Had to go downstairs and sit in particular place, and even then on only 2 days. When I enter the hotel in the evening and ask "Is the wifi working?" and the response from the desk staff is "I hope so" that can't be good!
Bathroom design has toilet right up against shower door.
Breakfast has zero protein. If you like sugars, this is for you.
City information given verbally by desk staff could stand to be more clear and precise.
Our rate (€80/per night) was pretty good deal.
Room was ample sized, clean, and comfortable.
Staff were marginally helpful. Frequent "it is what it is" attitude.
Maid service was quite good.
Nice rooftop terrace to eat breakfast on when weather permits.
Good location for #60 or 90 bus into city.
Great pizza by the slice place and gelato nearby.

Service, value, rooms, and sleep quality would improve with attention to what I detailed, and if some or all were improved I would recommend this property. As is, I cannot.

I stayed here with a group while on tour (I'm a high school teacher, I took a group of students to Italy) and had a single room. The room was adequate, the bed was pretty comfortable, but the thing that held the shower head up was broken and it never got fixed. There was construction going on somewhere nearby so it was a bit loud, but that was hardly the hotel's fault. I had a room on an inside courtyard so it wasn't as loud as it could have been. I can't speak about the elevator, because being with a large group I just chose to hike my suitcase up the stairs to the 3rd floor, and walk up to the breakfast room every morning.

The breakfast was fine, good selection, although the coffee wasn't very good, so I ended up getting an espresso from the little cafe down the block every morning (1 Euro if you get it in a plastic to-go cup).

The best thing about this hotel was the location - I actually liked that it was in a real neighborhood away from the centro storico. There was a great local market nearby where we shopped one day (I bought a lovely bit of cheese there), and it was great for my students to see the "real Rome." There was also a great gelato shop (Oasis) down the street, with prices that were much lower, and product much better, than what we found in the center. Also, the hotel is right on the Via Nomentana, which meant that there is a bus that takes you right to Termini Station. On the way is the paleo-Christian church and mausoleum of Santa Costanza.

I'd recommend this hotel to a friend only if the friend has no problem hiking up the stairs as the elevator is unreliable. A couple of my students got stuck in it one night and ended up in the basement.

Apart from the fact that all facilities provided are basic and by no means expected to be provided in a 3 star hotel, the worst part of my stay was that I had to deal with terrible noise at 7am. When I complained to the manager about the noise the only answer I received in a very rude tone was " there are too many guests-there is nothing i can do about it". Using the elevator can make you suffocate and be prepared to wake up at 5am if your room window is broken!!!

Stayed here for 2 night during September as part of a Trafalgar Tour. We stayed at about 10 different hotels in Europe and this was by far the worst.

The hotel lift fits one person and one piece of luggage in it and happened to be broken half the time we were there meaning we had to climb the stairs, which isn't such a bad thing but when your room is on level 1 and the breakfast room is on level 7 then it is not convenient.

Our room had a dirty grimy feel to it with old and damaged chip board furniture. The walls were filthy and covered in dirty marks up to the ceiling. The bath was created for a midget. The toilet was dirty, old and extremely noisy. After you flushed it continued to fill loudly for several hours.

Our room was very small, we could only open 1 suitcase at a time on the bed. It was also very dark as our window was covered with a huge metal window shade. We are thankful however that our room didn't face on to the main road as the noise of the horrible broken sounding emergency sirens would have kept us awake all night. The neighbourhood wasn't very nice and the restaurant across the road was terrible, which is no reflection on the hotel itself but there aren't many places around the hotel to eat or shop.

There were some positives. They had a computer with free internet. You could catch public transport into the city centre and breakfast was ok.