Excellent hotel if you travel by car. It has private FREE garage, excellent staff and restaurant. Great spacious rooms. Best value for money.

A group of 10 from our church were in Rome for a week and stayed at the Eur Suite Hotel. It is in a lower income area of Rome, but we were never uncomfortable. The staff was very helpful and always had someone there who was fluent in English. The rooms were the best part. Very large and spacious. All had a large living area in addition to the bedroom and bath. Air conditioning was good...sometimes you just had to ask the desk to turn it on. It was cool a day or two while we were there and they opened the windows and turned off the A/C. A refrigerator, safe, and blow dryer in each room.
The buffet breakfast was acceptable, but couldn't describe it as delicious. It was exactly the same every morning. We did have dinner at the hotel one evening and it was fine, just not something to rave about. 15 euro each included water and dessert.
The bus stop is just around the corner from the entrance of the hotel. Bus 776 takes you to the Laurentina metro stop which is the last stop on the line. From there it's very easy to get wherever you want to go in Rome. A week's metro pass cost 16 euro and covered the bus, metro, train, and tram. It does take 30 to 40 minutes to get to the tourist areas, including waiting on the bus. We never waited over 20 minutes for the bus. One day we were short on time to catch a tour and we took 2 taxis (5 in each taxi) . It cost us 36 euro per taxi to go to the Vatican area.

We stayed at the hotel for my birthday treat to Rome. The hotel was spotlessly clean and the staff extremely friendly and helpful in all aspects. We had a splendid meal there and were really looked after by a young lady named Lilliana, all in all everyone was happy to help and were very kind and the rooms were a fair size for the price you pay too.

The location was awful, considering it is supposed to be a business district it was very down trodden, and quite scary. We would not consider walking around at night, I wanted to come home in one piece. It was also quite far out from the main attractions thought it was easy enough to get to all the sights, the bus now is the 776 to the metro and a 24 hr ticket for bus and metro costs 4 Euros which we thought was a bargain.

This is not a hotel to choose if you dont want to venture out, but if you are happy to experience Romes public transport then it is a good bargain. There are not many luxuries so dont book for a spa weekend or any pampering sessions it will not happen. The hotel is perfect for a sleep stop and as I said before immaculately clean.

If you are only staying one or two days in Rome keep in mind that it will take you about 45 minutes to get into the city centre by public transport! Take bus 669 to the subway station. Its the last stop so it will than take you 20-25 minutes to get to the Termini where you can switch to the other subway that has the stops at the touristic neigbourhoods.
The hotel is located in a dead boring residential area where you have to walk at least 10 minutes to get to a shop or restaurant.
The poorly maintened hotel does not have ANY emergency lighting as we experienced during a 24 hour power breakdown!
Its situated at a very quiet location. No disturbing sounds at night. The very practically furnished hotelrooms come with a lovely bathroom, and provide enough space. Theres a big fridge, but no watercooker or coffeemachine. Breakfast is so horrible that I haven't eaten during the week I was staying. There wasn't even boiling water!
The airco is very effective but you cannot control it yourself so you have to ask the front desk to set the desired temperature for you.
Staff was unfriendly and does not provide ANY tourist information. The information that I did get from them appeared to be inaccurate.
I noticed during my stay that the hotel is very popular with Chinese tourists.
The lobby and other areas like the breakfast room are very unsociable and is reminiscent of an Eastern Bloc country.
If you're looking for a cozy place to meet with others or want the hotel to be centrally located in a lively neighboorhood: forget this place. If you're looking for a real low budget place where you can retreat to a comfortable hotel room: look no further, this is it!