This is not even a 1 star hotel. We were in a group of more than 60. It was overpriced and the rooms were disgusting. They hadn't been cleaned properly in years. We had AC vents choked with dust, stained walls and carperts, ancient fitting, bathroom with plummding that was a joke (one room when you flushed the toilet the shower came on!), the staff were only OK (apart from the very nice and friendly barman), the breakfast foods with left out over night so the food was stale. Stay in a field - it's cleaner and better.

They claim to have a pool but it was dirty and closed. The roadways were terrible. There was disgusting garffitti on the outside walls. The lifts were dangerous - the safety doors didn't work.

This hotel should be closed down as soon as possible. Believe me, no of us were in the least bit happy. Also the location is stupid. Yes, try to find it and try to get into the city. You can pay a lot of less for much better hotels. I rate this hotel and -10000000000.

My roomie and myself got extremely lucky with this hotel. Everything was fine in our room, it was clean and beds were fine. BUT.... friends in another room had problems with their shower -- it wouldn't turn off! Another friend got MANY bites either from bed bugs or mosquitos that came into the room at night. Location was so-so. In order to get back to the hotel from central Rome, you had to take the metro and then take a bus (I think its number 33) and after that its about a 5 minute walk. My advice -- watch out with this hotel, its really a hit or miss.

Mold growing on the ceilings of the rooms. We were a group of 43.....so we saw a lot of rooms. Toilets were loose, bathtubs leaked with exposed wires.

Ground -1 level had a open room that had liquor botttles, pop bottles and other debris along with all the exposed wiring.

Stain carpet was in several of the rooms and the hall.

The 4th floor was called "The Shining" by our group. Lightbulbs hanging by wires in the hallway, electrical tape wound around wires attached to the button to turn the hall light on.

We weren't lodged on the fourth floor but if you took the stairs you got mixed up on which floor was 3 and climbed up to 4th floor by accident.

Continental breakfast was marginal but the cooles place in the hotel. Air condiditoning only worked in part of the rooms so we moved into each other rooms where the cooling worked part of the time vs. never.

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!!!