i was for 3 nights, they clen evrey single day, the fridge had always yogurt and orange juice for free and in the room cofe capucino tea always!! it was very very near to the termini station so no taxi needed but when we needed one andrea was very nice and help ful, its in a good place to look around and for shoping ! i will go again you must visit !!!

I have travelled extensively within europe and stayed at many hotels and I have to say this has to be at the bottom of my list. It took a while to find the hotel as there was no sign outside to indicate that you are in the right place. On entering the building we had to climb up three flights of stairs.The lift could only take one person plus one bag. I arrived at what I thought might be the right address and knocked on the door... no one answered we were a bit early but there was no one to greet us after a 20 minute wait someone eventually turned up to let us in and commented that we were early. great start.
On finally entering we were directed to the breakfast bar which doubled as the hotel reception and although the lady was relatively friendly it felt very uncomfortable..(They have made the picture to look like a proper reception but IT IS NOT).
Oh now for the rooms with a private bathrooms. ha what a joke.. The bathroom was actually across the hall way which we had to lock when not in use for safety reasons, The fan didn't work properly in the bedroom and the floor was filthy. My daughter was near to tears, oh and it smelt awfull too. The beds were quite comfy which was about the only plus. It rained on our small balcony the next day but this was from the overflow pipes from the building above. nice.
Breakfast was a stale bread roll and a cup of tea of coffee but no milk was provided.
please unless you love slumming it dont go here. It really is just some rooms in an apartment block and definately not a hotel.

Booked directly from the website. Great communication with the staff from the very beginning. Is very close from Termini Station. Andrea was very nice and warm towards us and gave us a map with great advices about places to eat. The room had two big double beds, a balcony, a fan and tv. A hot water dispenser is just outside the door, fridge is shared with the other guests. Our bathroom was across the room, but it was private, with a key that we were allowed to take with us. Would come back again if I'm in Rome.

Don't be put off by first impressions. This little place was clean, friendly, cheap and well located.

We were greeted by a man called Andrea who spoke good English, immediately sat us down and went over a map of Rome with us, explained the transport system and recommended places to eat (although we were off season and they were all closed!!). He lived there and said we could knock his door any time.

The rooms were small but adequate for a cheap hotel. Bathroom was clean and relatively spacious.

2 mins walk from the Termini station, where most of coach transfers from ciampino airport drop off and has a tube and bus station, 5 mins from bars, 10mins from shopping, and within walking distance of all the sights - although sometimes a long walk - the Vatican prob about 40 mins, so catch a bus...

However, I must concede it is a funny set up. It seems it is an flat in a large building that has been converted into a 5 or 6 bedroom B&B, it feels a little like student digs when you turn up. Our first reaction was to find somewhere else to stay as it didnt appear to be legit, but we're glad we stayed - we didnt have any problems when staying and wouldnt have found somewhere so central for the price we paid on laterooms. Also there was no problem in leaving our bags there all day after checking out at lunchtime but with a late flight.

Breakfast was awful. A vacuum packed bread roll.