Booked in as close to station and sites. Cost only £30 per night and for that price had no problem. Room was bit dusty and needed cosmetic repairs but felt safe and had no problems. Walking distance to central rail and convienient for sightseeing. think this was one of the hotels that charged extra to turn on aircon lol

Budget travel was the essence of this extended summer trip, and Rome did come as a welcome change in that the size of the room was larger than what we expected to be the norm in large European touristic cities. That said, there was nothing else worth mentioning other than the fact that the hotel was very close to Termini - Rome's main station, for those travellers who need to catch an early morn / late evening train / coach to other destinations / Rome's airports.
What I didn't like about the hotel is that whilst the room had air con, the control unit was at the reception, and one had to pay an additional 10% on the room rate in order to use it. Our room windows faced the open courtyard which was shared with another hotel and the night we chose to leave the windows open for some fresh air, we were woken early morning with the sounds of bin covers clanging, and bins being dragged across the cobbled courtyard area!!! We had planned to move about & stay in other hotels across the city, and suffice to say that we stayed in better hotels (cheaper and with free air con) ,all of which were conveniently located either close to one of Rome's attractions, with lots of little trattorias around as well as close to a metro stop. Overall, you can surely do better than stay at this place.

Just the day before we went to Rome I checked some of the reviews on Tripadvisor and I was quite worried. But it turned out, the hotel is not as bad as I thought.

The room and the bathroom were okayish, bit dusty and we had to clean the wooden surfaces on the bedside tables. The business tactic of this hotel is "Have a good website but don't bother with the actual hotel".

The hotel has no stairs, only a lift. When it's busy, one may have to wait for 15 minutes to get ground floor from 4th floor. The staircase is behind an emergency door. We didnt wanna open in the fear of triggering a fire alarm.

A lady, who waiting with us for the lift to take us to the ground floor, suddenly had a breathing difficulty but can't go out to get some air. Luckily the lift came just in time and she managed to get down (don't know what happened to her as we came down in the next ride after 10 minutes!).

Standard breakfast. Nothing to shout about.

The good thing about the hotel is it is quite close to the Roma Termini railway station. There are buses to every part of the city from outside the station. Lots of decent restaurants, coffee shops, internet points and a laundrette! The price is reasonable for Rome/Italian price norms.

If you are able bodied, looking for a city-break and need a hotel just for spending your nights then this hotel is for you. Anything else, shop elsewhere.

I stayed in this hotel with my family and it is fantastic pleasure time we spent in rome staying in this hotel. The hotel staff we very cordial and helpful and the hotel is very near to central station termini and the location of hotel is very easily accessable to all the historic monuments and meusiums. The hotel was very clean and we really enjoyed the break-fast servedin the morning which is buffet system with lot of items to choose and my children really enjoyed it.It is the best place to stay in rome for its catagory and price and i recommend this hotel to all my friends to stay here when they come to rome.