Very central located. Walkind distance from Vatican and Castel Sant'Angelo. Everything is clean and beautiful, but the rooms a little small. The breakfast is delicious.

We stated here for Easter from Good Friday to Easter Monday and would thoroughly recommend this hotel. We e-mailed the hotel to ask the best way to get there from the airport and they advised taxi at about 45 Euros, but we easily found it by getting the Terravision Bus from outside the airport (tickets cheaper from their rep outside the airport than on the Easyjet flight) 8 euros return, to the Termini about 30-45 mins depending on traffic. Then the Metro line a 5 stops to Lepanto 1 euro. Then 5 min walk. Hotel is in a quiet residential street, yet suprisingly close to the Vatican City and other sights. We walked everywhere quite easily. Nice, clean rooms with large bathroom. Very good breakfast buffet, although very busy anytime after 8.45am. DId the Big Red Bus Tour but wouldn't particularly recommend it because most of the time the buses were full and it was difficult to get on, but maybe it was just because it was busier at Easter. Our highlight was unexpectedly seeing the Pope at very close range when he slowly drove past in the car with the window open! Plenty of eateries and ice-cream shops close by. Strangely for a tourist city, there is a distinct lack of tourist information about, so would suggest buying a good guide book before you go. We definately recommend this hotel.

We stayed 2 nights in this hotel. It was very convenient for walking to the Vatican, the Piazza del Popolo, the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain etc. The room was very small but neat, clean and with decent amenities. The people behind the desk acted like they hoped you would walk away rather than determine the customer's needs. Just okay.

The room we had was very nice... Luxurious, great size, modern... Didn't have any problems with the front desk... The restaurant workers did have a bit of an attitude; I stood there for 5 minutes waiting for the "greeter" to acknowledge my presence which was IRRITATING. He said we couldn't eat at the restaurant w/out a reservation (but there was nobody in there at the time)... When I had stopped by the bar earlier in the afternoon to ask the bartender a question (i.e. - when would the restaurant open), it was the same thing; I had to stand in front of him for about 5 minutes before he'd acknowledge me... We just ended up eating at a restaurant down the street... The gentleman who drove us to the airport in the hotel car seemed nice enough (kinda formal/stuffy, but nice)... The location was a bit of a walk from all the touristy areas, but not too far...