Better late than never.

We were in Rome during August 2011 and stayed at Ottocento for 4 days. No complaints whatsoever. Nice small hotel near Piazza Barberini and only a short walk to the top of Piazza D'Spagna. Easy to get around by foot of subway.

Nicola is a great host and very helpful. We booked ahead online for the Vatican Museum and were able to by-pass the long line when we got there. Booking online isn't easy but worth it.

You can pay more and you can go for bigger but won't get better. This is a great local boutique hotel.

Not our last visit.

Try the granita at Blue Ice just up Via Sistina. Really good.

We chose this hotel in Rome to stay for three days in August 2011 after a suggestion by a good friend. We are glad we did as it turned out quite good. The location is very good, just a few minutes on foot from Piazza di Spagnia and Fontana di Trevi. Lots of convenient metro and bus connections too to go further. The personnel was very helpful and the rooms clean and tidy. The hotel looks recently renovated, although the elevator is quite small. Breakfast was good and the buffet quite complete. We tried the restaurant on the ground floor once but were not too excited. Overall a good value hotel in the center of Rome.

We stayed here 3 nights in December We could not fault this hotel, rooms were clean and warm staff extremely helpful and friendly. Close to to a number of famous sites 5 mins Spanish Steps and all good shopping. Would recommend

This hotel offers spacious rooms which are hard to find in Euro metro cities. Everything was clean, staff was friendly and best of all...the hotel is situated near the Spanish Steps. From there you can walk or use metro to get to the other sights. The staff will also arrange a taxi for a set price to fiumicino so you don't get overcharged.