We stayed here for 3 nights in September. Still hot enough for us - 28 degrees - to enjoy the beach approx 500 meters away - sunbeds and parasols available, the sea warm, shallow and inviting. I seem to have been the only one who made use of the pool at the hotel when we were there. Our room was large with a terrace rather than a balcony (not much to see though as hotel is in a residential area), bathroom appeared recently refitted, clean sheets every day. The breakfasts were the most varied we had in Italy - everything including hot food. The hotel is open all the year round and I imagine from September it relies on coach parties so the hotel was often full of parties of elderly Italians enjoying themselves - out during the day and dancing or being entertained in the evenings! The restaurant looked very good for dinner but we went to one of the many more intimate places in the town. No doubt it is quite different in the height of the summer, I would imagine very busy.

This place was gorgeous. New wood floors, the bathroom was tile and marble, top end fixtures (including towel warmers and a bidet), and a multi-lingual staff that was very helpful and polite to the point of making it a point to inform me that the Italian version of daylight savings time was taking effect that evening and that clocks needed to be set forward 1 hour. It was a one person room with a twin bed, definitely small but the bathroom was quite spacious. It was perfect for 1 person, maybe 2 but no more.

The only downside to this hotel (if you could call it that) is that it is a mile or so out of the core downtown area. A bit inconvienient but in an excellent and safe neighborhood (3 doors away from the Swiss Embassy), very peaceful, and only a 5-8 minute walk from the Euclide subway station through a peaceful residential area where upper crust Romans were out and about. Very good restaurants nearby as well. For one person I paid 80 Euros, an incredible bargain when you consider how little that will generally buy you there.

I and my family stayed here last summer for 2 nights. We found the ambiance of the hotel not particularly friendly unlike any other hotel we stayed in in Italy. The breakfasts provided were disappointing and the coffee provided unlike any other hotel we stayed in in Italy produced by a machine and almost undrinkable. The room we stayed in was not clean and the bathroom fittings were historic and smelled unpleasantly of drains.The hot water was always luke warm. The bathroom floor did not drain after a shower and our 3 year old child slipped and hurt herself.
The hotel has wonderful surroundings and facilities. It is accordingly priced but I could not say that it was good value for money. We did inform the hotel of our complaints but they somewhat arrogantly refused to acknowledge that there was any such problems.