It is to advice to fellow travellor any where from world that this kind of hotel in Rome, a beautiful place in Italy is very aweful!!!
First and foremost there is no "NAME BOARD" of the hotel and name is engraved in very small brass metal as like an APARTMENT: YES IT IS!!!!!
Three entrances and fourth entrance is a narrow elevator-- only one and half person can enter!!!
Receptionist gives an antique bunch of keys contains four; one for out gate; one for ingate;' one close to elevator and one for room----are you dizzy???
Mosquitoes YES!! Lousy room!!! If you are an antique like person it is ment for you!!!
I cannot understand a ROME GOVT gives permission for home apartment to run as hotel business??? Does it not affect Rome's mname and culture???
It is pathetic to lokk back!!!
KRP

I stand in this hotel in May 2010, booked a room by booking - site. When I come to reception, two chain guys meet me, I PAY!!! here(before I come to room), after that they said that here no free rooms, but in other part of hotel they prepare the room for us. So we come to this other building(it's above 10 minutes by walking). The most uncomfortable thing's was that in this building were not reception. When we asked about second key set, they didn't get it for a long time. So if you want just have one night in Rome you can stay here, in other case - I don't advise it to you.

The rooms were clean but so small that we all kept bumping into furniture. The location is good. But the quality of the hotel was not satisfactory. for this price you can find a better hotel. The staff was not friendly or organized. The elevator was not working, so we had to go upstairs with the luggage.
Moreover, we were offered to pay cash for small discount, which was indicative of some scheme going on. Make sure you have receipts of all transactions with them and keep the right to cancel it if you get there and dislike it.
In general, be careful in booking Rome hotels (or any hotels in Italy). The star rating does not mean much. You need to read the reviews.

The only advantage is the location, which is convenient--near the downtown Termini train station (which also has the city Metra rail line to take you where the sites are). This place's metal "cage" elevator worked only half of the time we were there, and the first time we had to carry our luggage and climb 80 steps in a dimly-lit dark staircase at night to the fourth floor to check in (ground floor is actually Floor Zero). Once there, you must pay your entire stay in advance, even though you might already be having second thoughts after seeing the price, the value of the accommodations and might be immediately considering going elsewhere. When we stayed, three light bulbs went out and were never replaced, and the soap/shampoo was never replaced after the first use. The kettle to boil water had a rusted coil inside the bottom that was unsanitary, and should have never been left in the room for customer use. With the money they charge, this place is simply not worth it.