Stayed for 2 nights in may 2012 & recommended to our parents for their following stay. The hotel is in a good location, as long as youre willing to don your walking shoes. The room was clean & comfy, modern furnishings. Only complaint was that there was no English tv channels to have the news or something else on in the background when getting ready etc. good number of restaurants & stores nearby & we enjoyed sitting up on the roof terrace with a drink & book for a bit of time away from the craziness of time. Would return when next in Rome.

Spent 3 nights at the iQ Roma in early March. The hotel is in a great location - just a short walk from Termini and very central for many of Rome's attractions (and close to the Metro station at Repubblica). Our room was spacious, modern and comfortable. There are vending machines around the hotel selling everything from toothbrushes to bottles of wine! The iQ is an interesting concept and works well, I think. The hotel has the look and feel of a 4-star boutique hotel, but you only pay for the trimmings you need. A huge convenience is having a coin-operated washing machine and dryer on site. Staff were friendly, warm and of enormous assistance. My partner was unfortunately faced with a medical emergency whilst we were staying at the iQ (all OK now!). The staff were compassionate, very helpful and discreet. It's definitely where I'd be staying if / when I'm next in Rome.

When my partner and I discovered that our double room did not have a bath, we were a little disappointed, so I enquired at the reception if there was a room with a bath available. They were very helpful and accommodating in relocating us to what turned out to be a much larger, double room on the fourth floor, which included a very substancial sized bath! On that note, we could not have asked for more, the room was very clean, and well presented and we were delighted in now being able to have a soak after long days walking around Rome. The only disappointment in an otherwise flawless stay, was the fact our room, and it appeared to be the entire corridor also, was excessively heated, and this could not be rectified by lowering the thermostat to its mildest setting. Being that we stayed in January when it was relatively mild outside, I imagine this could have posed a problem in the warmer months. However, with the balcony door open, this enabled a cool breeze and a relatively comfortable nights sleep, however if you are bothered by the night time sounds of the city, then this would not have helped you. As it appears, day or night, in Rome you cannot escape the sirens of the emergency services. All in all, we were very satisfied with how reasonable our stay cost at this hotel, and very pleased with what we got for our money. Would recommend anyone looking to stay at this hotel if on a similar budget.

Me and my boyfriend stayed at this hotel from the 10th for 5 nights and we couldn't have been more pleased. We arrived at the hotel rather late and we were in a rush to get back out for dinner. The receptionist was very helpful and gave us a useful map. The room was exactly as described on most of the reviews. The bed was ok not amazing but not the worst I've slept in. There only problem with the room was the fact we had to have the lights on in the day as there was not much natural light. However we were out most of the day so this wasn't such a problem. On each floor there are useful vending machines and one has essentials you may have forgot to bring which was helpful. We tried breakfast once and although it was nice it did cost 10 Euros. There is also a gym and a sauna which are free to use so extra bonus. The location was perfect close to all the restaurants and only 10 minutes from the Colosseum and 5 from the termini station. The staff were always helpful and made us feel very welcome. I would defiantly stay here again and recommend others to stay here as well.