Don't ruin your trip to Rome by staying here. If you like decor in your room that dates back to when Mussolini was in power, then this is the place for you! The carpet in our room was not clean. My wife and I were given three small twin beds to sleep on. The room smelled like my grandmother's coat closet. The light fixture in the middle of the ceiling was hanging from wires. The phone outlet was hanging out of the wall and there was no phone in the room. The chain on the door was broken and consisted of what looked like three paper clips strung together. I had to slam my door to get it to shut. There were many holes in the walls and a couple of big smudges on the wall also; one of the smudges looked like blood. The television was very small and had little or no reception on every channel. The walls were paper thin and I enjoyed listening to the two old ladies talking all night in the room next door. We also enjoyed the noise of people outside our window as their tour buses would pull up and they would empty out of the bus under our window and talk for hours. This was possibly the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. Don't do it!!!

I stayed here for 4 nights.
The first night, it was ok. No problems.. only for our travel agent Marianne.
She stayed there for 3 weeks, and every week she had to move to another room.
Now.. she had the most terrible room ever. I thought it was very sad. Also becouse our travelagensy "Kras" didnt do anything about it.
Luckely she did go home to Holland with us today, so she can finally get some rest.

The second night was one hell. Full busses arived with school childeren. And... they make a lot of sound.
and that also for the 3 and 4th night.

Very bad... and also...

there is nothing to do at the hotel. nothing.
The pool was closed... and there is only one bar. but the waiter was nice....

The beds are good, every day the make up your bed.
Every day i have clean towels. That is the only good thing of the hotel.

But our travel agent Marianne.. she did the best she can. She showed us rome... with all her energy.

but next time.. i will take a nother hotel...

Stayed there with a group of travellers in the first week of Jan. I didnt even notice any broken sign, too me i was happy i was in another hotel. Barman was very cool...looks like a Jude Law clone. And he pours a mean whiskey...giving you a quadruple when you ask for a double! Bar stayed open pretty late. Rooms were nice but only had one power charger. TV was very very small...think my IPOD screen is bigger. Receptionist/manager was ok..had no troubles with him. There was a very attractive brunette also working behind reception. I didnt have a key to get back in my room one night, because my roomate was out and had it. Manager did not scream at me, though he thought i wanted to dial another room when i explained i lost my key. They had many photocopies of a map on how to get into Rome. Getting into Rome, you had to take Bus 31. Roughly a 20 min ride, so be prepared to wait a while. Supper we had consisted of pork with lots of fat, and was tasty. Breakfast was good..ample amount of food and cold meats. All in all..its a decent place to stay on a budget, but it does feel you are stuck in a 80's timewarp and Michael J Fox is ready to travel Back Into The Future. Forgot to mention, only one elevator out of the two worked.

We stayed here for 3 nights. The rooms were very large and generally clean. The decor wasn't especially new but not too bad. Most of the rooms had a balcony but nothing special (most views were of neighboring apartments). I believe the TV was available if you paid extra. We stayed with a group and some rooms had air conditioning but our did not. It wasn't too hot at night but during the day it would be. There is a pool on the property with a refreshment stand there. It was a very quiet and relaxed place and the service was very good. They spoke English well and were happy to accomodate our requests. The breakfasts were typical Italian (buns, cereal, yogurt, coffee and juice).
It was very difficult to find and it took our driver about 45 minutes with the help of our guide (who lives in Rome) and GPS. It is about a 20min. drive to central Rome and is in a not so nice area.
As a tourist, I wouldn't stay here again because of the location.