Fab hotel in a fantastic location. Easy walking distance to everything worth seeing, great central point to start from.
Rooms actually looked like the did on the net :) the staff were great and i could fault nothing....

My wife & I just returned from Rome, staying 4 nights at the Trevi... The location is fantastic. You are literally 30 meters from the fountain on a small street. Excellent location - many restaurants within easy walking distance ranging from gelatto shops (right across the street) to pizzerias to local restaurants to tourist restaurants. Metro is a short walk in Barbeni Piazza, but other than a ride to the Vatican, we were able to walk to everything from this location. There is not a better location...

From a room & hotel standard - it is a definite 4 star... hotel amenties are 3 star (no fitness center, no pool, etc.) - not atypical of a center city Europe boutique hotel...

We had a room on the second floor overlooking the street - the room was quiet with the window shut - some street noise with the window open - but you are in center city Rome... if you want quiet, you should be in the countryside! The room is large by European standards, and nicely renovated & furnished. It is air conditioned, although we did not use it - the heat works well also - with individual room controls. the room was very clean, and had all of the amenities in the room - internet accesss, room safe, two chairs, desk, flat screen TV, mini bar, etc. The bathroom is clean & modern, a little small - but very functional. Great towels, shampoo, toothbrush, etc... The only thing that wasn't very very nice was the bed - it was comfortable, & clean, but the bed & the bedspread were a little cheap compared to the rest of the furnishings... Don't get me wrong, it was comfortable & large- just not the 'plush' bed you would expect for the remainder of the room.

Breakfast is included in the rate - was typical European - meats, cheeses, breads, cakes - some fresh fruit, good coffee (ask them to make it from behind the bar!). There are around 20 seats in the breakfast room (which is bright & well decorated) - so around 9:30 on Sunday morning it was a little crowded... Better bet is to have breakfast delivered to the room... we did on Friday morning - what a cool indulgence - and it was free!

Staff was helpful... a little inexperienced - but directed us to the local info booth to buy the Roma cards, and directed us to two nice local restauarants- and to the local cab stand...

Book the room on one of the TripAdvisor sponsors - the rate is about 30% cheaper than the hotel web site. Overall - a good center city hotel, at a good price, in an unbeatable location - I'd recommend it!

My wife and I stayed at the hotel for the wales v Italy rugby weekend, along with 8 other friends. E-mail replies to my enqiries about the booking (made through Venere.com) suggested that this was an efficiently run establishment, and we were not disappointed in our expectations. Our rooms were comfortably and tastefully furnished - with spa bath in the en-suite. The prima colazione (in the basment breakfast room) was good. Staff were friendly and professional. As to location, it could not be better -within 100 metres of Fontana di Trevi along a pedestrianised street. In Welsh, I would describe it in one word -"ardderchog".

I stayed for 5 nights in this hotel and it was ok. I don't think that they deserve 4 *,maybe 3*.The internet wasn't working properly (in one day it didn't work about 10 hours and another day 12 hours) but they charge me for the whole day (24 h/8 euro). The breakfast it's basic.I didn't have a shower gel in the bathroom,but it had a jacuzzi.The location is the best quality of this hotel,on a walking street full of shops,cafes and ice creams,very close to Fontana di Trevi (1 min).