It is a perfect place for tourists who come to visit Rome and are not going to stay in the hotel all day long: you have breakfast and then you go downtown for sight-seeing or shopping. A metro station and the railway station are not far.

For entering the room you'll get a card, but only one, even if you are two. When you go somewhere, you must leave the card at the reception, but it is a usual practice in many other hotels.

We could not find a good restaurant nearby, but I guess it was our fault that we did not really try. There is a supermarket very close to the hotel.

The Italians do not eat much for breakfast, but the breakfast in the hotel was enough for us: thin slice of cheese and ham, a roll, a piece of cake, some juice, a yoghurt and coffee/tea. I just think that if you stay longer than one week, you want something different.

Keep in mind that in Rome tourists pay tourist's fee - we paid 2 euros/per person/per day.
We stayed in the hotel at the low-rate season and the price was really reasonable: 60 euros/per double room/per night. But if during "hot season" it is 150 euros as it is written in the room, I would say that it's expensive.

In the rooms there are heaters, which was very comfortable. But when we opened the window at night, we got mosquitoes (which, of course, is not the hotel's fault!).

For me the most important thing is staff's attitude, because if they are professional and friendly, you can solve any problem. In this hotel the personnel is very friendly and welcoming.

We stayed at this hotel for two nights. It was close to Termini for which we choose it as we had plan to catch train to Venice. It is about 25 minutes by walk from Termini. The rooms were of medium size but clean. Toilets were clean as well. The staffs were pretty friendly and most of them speak workable English. Our rent of 65 Euro per night included breakfast but it was only croissant, cereal and coffee. It is close to underground station, Tram and Bus routes and there was a supermarket nearby.
If you are on a budget, I would recommend this hotel.

This hotel is clean (tile floor, alweays nice) bathroom sparkles, double pane windows shut out noise-towels are a little scratchy but who cares, we spent .0027% of our day with them--if you want flufy towels-stay at the Hilton for $400 euros more. Breakfast was just fine-rolls and jelly, juice, fresh hot coffee, meat and cheese-eat what you can. About half a block away is a nice little grocery store-buy apples and cheese and hard bread for your picnic lunch in whatever ruin you find yourself in--cheap and convienient. get take out from nieghborhood deli and eat dinner in the nice little patio. Easy walk from Manzoni metro station-safe nieghborhood. Staff friendly and helpful-English a little sketchy but way better than our Italiano. We would stay here again.

The Hotel Luzzatti is what it is. It's not the Ritz. If you're expecting opulence or splendor you're in the wrong place. But it's clean, safe, relatively cheap and it's convenient to the Metro and to Roma Termini train station. The breakfast isn't much, but the coffee is good and it's fresh, and there's a nice little patio out the back to drink it on, and the service was very friendly and welcoming. The shower was clean, the TV worked, the A/C worked and the beds, though narrow, were fine. I stayed three separate times during July, for one night each time, and was uniformly pleased. We walked to Roma Termini the first time, and it was an easy stroll as we had little luggage. The hotel staff arranged a taxi for us to the airport that cost less than half what the meter said. I'd certainly stay there again, and probably will.