This was a nice hotel in a great location at a reasonable price. Our room was small but adequate and the bathroom was very large, especially for Italy. The staff was very friendly and helpful, suggesting some wonderful restaurants usually frequented mostly by locals. The hotel was located within steps of the Pantheon, a block or so from the Piazza Navona and a short distance from St Peter's.

Situated at the Pantheon, the location for experiencing the city was perfect. The check-in was OK (took some time as they have to register all their visitors I guess), but not more than OK, don't think there was a smile close to the night-guards mouth ever... The breakfast was served right on the piazza in front of the pantheon, and that was a great pluss! The food was OK as well, eggs and bacon, and lots of cakes!

The room was small, as expected, the room was cleaned every day, and it seemed like it was well done. Also, the bathroom was very nice. The bed was a rock, and it was uncomfortable to sleep in it.

Overall I would recommend this hotel for the location and the price.

This room was so well located. The Pantheon is literally a few steps away. It is run by The Abruzzi Hotel but is in a separate building. This means you have a key to the street door as well as your room key and can come and go without passing the reception each time. The street door leads you to the main pedestrian path that goes from the Trevi fountain to the Pantheon. Another bonus is the coffee in the bar downstairs at Tazza D'Oro. The granita caffe was reccommended to us by a taxi driver and it is not to be missed. The restaurants just a few meters away were all really busy and we discovered that the busiest ones had great food. We found our room to be quiet despite being located in a busy area and the airconditioning was a welcome feature.

Like all the other reviews, I agree this hotel is located perfectly. Unfortunatly our encounters with staff members was far from perfect. We had a problem checking in, and in the commotion I forgot my pin number of my credit card. The receptionist actually called me stupid! My husband got so cross we almost didn't stay here. Luckily he calmed down and we managed to avoid the staff for the rest of the stay.
Breakfast was ok, but water for tea always cold. The staff had a bit of a "can't be bothered" attitude (no tea bags, dirty cutlery). This was quickly forgiven by it's breathtaking view of the Pantheon.
The rooms could be rather noisy. It is directly on the main throughfair from the Pantheon to Trevi fountain, and a restraunt directly below the window.
But if its location location location (and you don't mind rude staff) this is the perfect hotel, and great value.