Pros:
Very good location, just 1 minute walk to Barberini Metro station (Line A) and ~7 minutes walk to Fontana di Trevi. Nice renewed rooms a little bit on the small size.
Cons:
Our room was really hot (air conditioning in the winter is set to Heat only so we didn't turn it on) and we needed to open a window which caused the room to be just a little bit noisy but it didn't really bother us.
The breakfast could have been better for a 4* hotel.
WIFI is available but not free of charge. 1EUR for 2 hour (you don't need to spend all of those hours immediately).
Overall: We had a great stay and I would recommend this hotel to others.

During my six night stay in Rome I decided to lodge at Hotel Anglo Americano for two simple reasons, the price was very good and the hotel appeared to be conveniently located in the heart of Rome. What I can tell you is that I could have not fount a better deal at this price.

The hotel is modern and offers a nice and comfortable place to retreat to at the end of a long day of sightseeing. Also, thanks to the hotel’s central location I managed to walk to most of Rome’s major attractions! It’s located just two minutes walk from the metro and 8 minutes walk from Trevi fountain. This area is full of restaurants, so you won’t have a problem finding a place to eat nearby (I recommend you check out Piccolo Buco for great pasta and reasonable prices).

The breakfast was included in the price and this consisted of a fairly standard continental breakfast with bread, cheese slices, ham, cereal, milk, coffee, tea, yogurt, orange juice and a variety of DELICIOUS and fresh sweet pastries, all you need to start up the day. My advice is to have breakfast early as the breakfast room tends to get too crowded after 8pm.

Rooms are on the small side but it was not an issue for me, they consist of a main room with beds and a small bathroom equipped with shower, toilet, sink and bidet. Room service was efficient as towels and toiletries where changed daily. The room was also equipped with a safe on which you can set your own password.

The only complaint we have about the hotel is that shelves in our room needed some dusting and the hotel’s internal heating was a bit too hot for or liking.

All in all, the hotel was part and parcel of a perfect holiday in Rome, a beautiful city I would happily visit again and again!

My wife and I stayed here for four nights in January. Its a very nice, clean and well kept hotel. The rooms are small but very comfortable, nothing too fancy but still nicely designed. In fact, most features in the hotel can be described the same way, including the breakfast. The staff were very patient and helpful with our constant questions and inquiries about what to do now. The main thing about the hotel is its location, a small distance from most of the main attractions of the city, and from the Metro line that takes you to Vatican City.

Excellent location. Our room was fairly big, and had 2 windows with view to the street and the Barberini Palace. Morning staff was some what anemic in service, and breakfast staff needed some "warming up", but the service in total was very good. Light breakfast- omelet, tomatoes, lettuce, cheese and ham. Don't settle for the coffee from the machine, but ask for one from the barista. There are about 100 channels on the TV, non of which in English!!