Very nice hotel, within walking distance of most of the main sites. Breakfast was a little bit disappointing but it did fill us up. We are happy with our choice and we feel we did get our moneys worth. We would stay here again.

We where met by a room that felt like a sauna of air freshener, and a receptionist that had no idea of how to turn off the central heating..."it turns off automatically at 23.00"...a bit late for a good night sleep when you are not able to open the window in 1.floor directly facing the street!! I guess they used the air freshener to cover up the fact that all their rooms where smoking rooms, which was not mentioned in our booking site. To be honest the hotel did not really pick up after that! It is a 1 star hotel, and do not expect anything else! If you are in the habit of enjoying hot showers I hardly recommend to be out of bed before 8 in the morning, or you have to wait until 14.00. And the happily we spotted the bloodstains on our bed cover the first night. They say they have wireless internet connection, but that does not work!! As mentioned, not a hotel worth visiting, you can find better hotels in the same street for almost the same price!!

We stayed at Hotel Louisiana for three nights over the weekend in Rome. It was a decent part of town and a convenient location to walk from the train (less than a kilometer). The reception desk was upstairs, which is strange and not perfectly labelled, but there is an elevator to haul luggage up. The hotel staff was adequately helpful, though I wouldn't give them any service awards. The room was clean enough, though the furniture was cheap and seemed easily breakable. There were scuff marks on the walls, which could be easily spruced up with some paint. The bathroom was big enough, though the shower head was old and leaky and the accordion doors didn't want to stay closed. The water temperature fluctuated quite a bit and the shower stall was quite small...smaller than other European hotels we've stayed. There was wifi available in the common area only, and was a little finicky to connect, but usually did so after some waiting. There was an outdoor area in the center of the building which was nice for sitting and relaxing in the evening and checking email, but smokers and mosquitos did hinder our enjoyment. The included breakfast was pretty light compared to other hotels, but sufficient.

The hotel is quite central, situated about 5 min from the subway line station. Even if we were shoched when we first saw the building (I checked the adress to be sure), the interior wasn't that bad. The building holds more hotels, our reception was at fist flour and our room at 4th flour. The floor and the rooms were renovated and looked nice and clean, bath was large enough. What I disliked was the fact that the wireless was working only at the first flour, but even if I managed to get a poor connection, at this floor I didn't have network for the telephone! So in fact I did not have any wireless working! Another bad thing was the breakfast - very poor and only sweet, cold things - cold croissants, jam, honey, butter, cereals with cold milk, bad cofee and juice- I hated it from the first day and hated it more every day. It would be nice to have more diversity and not only sweet things! The staff was ok, some more kind than others. Overall, it's a good hotel for a limited budget, cause Rome is quite an expensive city!