We arrived this hotel on the evening for one night. The room we got was comfortable. The staff on that night was helpfull The hotel is situated near the central station. At night the area isn't attractive. We came again for another night at the end of our tour. This time we where very disapointed. We got a room at the 4th floor. No windows (only near the ceiling) There was no water pressure and in the morning no hot water. When I complained about it at the reception I got the answer that it can't be since no one else complained about it - so maybe I was imagening that we had no hot water and the cold water was only dripping from the tap. Since we had no windows I tried the aircondition. We didn't feel it either but got the same answer.
The point of light in this hotel was the breakfast.
The price is reasonable but one have to make sure that the room won't be on the 4th floor.

The hotel looks quite lovely from the outside and in the lobby. Helpful staff. Free parking (limited to 4 cars). Within walking distance to Termini train/bus station. When we arrived we were given a room that had no air conditioning. I guess there are about 8 rooms that don't have air conditioning, but the rest of the hotel does. They allowed us to change rooms the next day that did have air conditioning, but you could barely tell since the hotel staff has control over the setting the temperature! The room we switched to was much bigger (could sleep at least 3 comfortably) and it had a bathtub!!! Out of the 10 different places we stayed in Italy, it was the only bathtub we ever saw! It rained one night and we were unable to close one of the windows. The rain poured in and drenched the carpet! Fortunately for us we were leaving that morning. I felt the room was somewhat expensive considering the quality.

I had to spend a night in Rome and needed a cheap hotel close to the train station. It was in walking distance from the train station. I was also able to walk to the fountain of trevi (a 30 minute walk) very easily. The hotel even gave me a map and plenty of tourist information. I booked the trip the day I was going to get there, and I didn't have any problems...they had my name down and were waiting for me when I arrived. I had a nice corner room, but the walls are a bit thin so I could hear everybody coming in and out of their rooms. Room was a decent size. The t.v. didn't work but I was only staying a night so I didn't bother complaining. The bathroom had really nice towels but I found a few hairs on the floor so I'm sure it wasn't cleaned too well. I wore flip flops in the shower because I wasn't too impressed with the cleanliness, but I have seen worse. The bed is always the most important part for me, and I have to say that I had no problems at all. The sheets were very clean, smelled fresh and the pillows were fluffy. I slept like a baby! Check-out was very easy because someone is always at the front desk. I left too early to take advantage of the free breakfast but I was told that the bar was open 24hrs. a day if I wanted to grab a cappuccino before leaving. All in all, I couldn't see myself staying there for a long time, but it was perfect for my one night in Rome!

My daughter (age 19) and I stayed at this hotel after deciding not to stay at a booked B&B that was close to the train station, Roma Termini. We booked this hotel by walking around the area near the B&B. They had rooms available at a reasonable price.

The hotel was nice and quiet. They had free wi-fi which worked in our room as well as on 1st floor. The room was spacious and bathroom one of the largest we found on our trip from London, Rome, Venice, Milan, Paris, London, Cambridge.

On our 2nd day, we had a train that left around 5:00 p.m., they let us leave our luggage in a locked room while we did the Vatican tour. When we got back, we were hot & sweaty and they let us take a quick shower in a vacant single room & then we got our luggage & left for the train station. They were very kind and accommodating.