This is a nice hotel in a quiet residential area of Rome. There are not many tourist attractions nearby, but there are plenty of cafes, restaurants, and shops near the hotel.

Pros:
- Quiet neighborhood
- Great room. Large, clean, and well furnished. The floors are all marble, and our room had a walk-in closet with plenty of space for luggage. There was also a large desk and mini-fridge.
- Big bathroom with plenty of hot water and a fancy shower with 10 different jets that were slightly intimidating.
- Great air conditioning

Neutrals:
- Breakfast was typical Italian pastries and coffee. Not great, not bad.

Cons:
- None

Overall, I would not hesitate to stay here again.

I'm one of the person who was moved from Hotel Madison to the Dock Suite. it's just a short walk to the metro and you're 2 stops from Termini, which is good for us.

the room is big n the staff is nice. if not hotel madison, i will miss this lovely hotel.

Interesting... I'm another person who was moved from Hotel Galles to the Dock Suites due to water supply issues. Not to worry though, great to be upgraded from a 3 star to a 4 star although I picked this hotel for it's location - luxury in this case wasn't worth all that much. However it's just a short 4 minute walk to the metro and you're 2 stops from Termini, which is perfect. I can't imagine anyone willing to walk around rome not needing the metro on a daily basis anyway. You're also next to a police station, a mini mart and some restaurants close by (although a few are more for local residents).
The room itself really was something with very stylish polished granite floors in the hallway leading to the walls in the bathroom. Hidden away in the hallway is a kitchenette behind a large sliding door with a non-working electric hob and sink. Beneath is a sliding ironing board and mini bar/fridge. In the bathroom the bath has a "power shower" and fully working jacuzzi (fill the bath up first) and nearby there's a decent hair dryer and heated towel rail. The study(!) to the left of the hallway and the bedroom were well decorated with the same upholstery as those of the sheets and curtains! Very well thought out, with enormous mirrors in each room, especially the one over the bed.
For an upgrade this was all quite a bargain at €88 a night.
The only issues were quite small. Our fridge wasn't replenished when we had informed them that it had been used, and the rooms are a little dark. Breakfast here is what you'd expect from Roman hotels.

The hotel was arranged by Galles as they had some problems with their water supply (atleast thats what they told us!). It wasnt a B&B as the stoves/ burners werent working. Suite yes, it was. Neat and tidy. The rooms and the hotel was cozy, the bathroom had tub and spacious. The only negative aspects were its distance from the nearest Metro (about a Km) which might be more for people with baggage (tourists) and especially when there are no escalators at the Metro too! This is the only reason I dont recommend it for tourists. For light travellers, it may be OK. The people at the hotel were helpful no doubt.