After reading most of the reviews I can safely say that each of them has value. We stayed here for one night after flying in to the main Rome Airport from the US. Even with a GPS we couldn't find the hotel and asking locals for directions didn't yield any better results. We finally stumbled on to the hotel and when we checked in we asked the somewhat indifferent clerk about the address. He said we had to put a different address into the GPS because the REAL address won't work. I agree, that the location is marginal, but the hotel does have a restaurant with passable food and an okay breakfast. Considering the price, it's an okay place to stay for ONE night while you are transiting to somewhere else.

Trying to find this hotel after a lengthy drive from Venice (itself after a three day drive from London via Switzerland and the Italian Alps), finding the hotel isn't easy. It's situated between the two carriageways of the Rome outer ring road, nestled between commercial units and what appeared to be abandoned housing at the end of a tiny track. Expectations were very low.

Fortunately I was pleasantly surprised. It's not the greatest hotel I've ever stayed in, but the impressions given en route are somewhat wide of the mark. Parking is awkward, but there's plenty. Reception were fine, swapping us from a double to a twin when requested - I'm close to my rally co-driver, but not that close!

A final challenge on the rally was in Rome centre, so we had to make our way out of the hotel. Fortunately there's a courtesy bus to the metro station. Unfortunately, it's the same bus as goes to the airport and we waited while it went off to the airport twice, leaving us in the lurch. Some passionate protestations to the driver and his manager on his return led to a very swift drive to the metro with a man who clearly believes he should have been working at Scuderia Ferrari. We got a taxi back from Rome, despite the cost.

The room for the night was clean, spacious and surprisingly quiet - we were between to motorway carriageways - which was appreciated after a very long day. Breakfast the next morning was a somewhat understated affair, but perfectly acceptable. We never got a look at the pool but, looking at the rest of the hotel as a guide, I'd be surprised if it was anything below satisfactory.

After breakfast, it was a quick check out and then a drive back to London.

Clean and tidy place but like a ghost town. Hard to find staff when you need them, although they are efficient enough when you do. It is handy for Ciampino Airport, with a free airport shuttle between 9am-9pm. The area around the hotel is not very attractive, being commercial properties in the main, with heavy ring-road traffic roaring by, but once in the hotels precincts, the grounds are attractive. There are no nearby alternative options for dining, other than the hotel's limited dining room.

I would have liked to use the hotel's outdoor pool but this doesn't open until June 1st. It didn't mention that on the hotel's website.

I'd recommend this hotel if you have business in the area, or want a night's stop-over near Ciampino Airport, as I did. It is way, way out from the centre of Rome, so I wouldn't recommend it for a holiday, or more than one night.

This hotel is appropriate if you have to wake up very early in the morning to catch an early flight at Ciampino airport.

This hotel is about 10-15 minutes by taxi to Ciampino airport and we highly recommend it as an airport hotel, the room is ok, average size , a weird bathroom where everywhere gets wet as there's no curtain in the bathroom where you bath...

It's really like in a garden, it's really green, as you may see from the pictures we added.Each rooms has its balcony.

If you want to explore Rome city, this is not the correct adress as to the nearest metro station (anagnina), you better have to take a taxi and it'S about 15 minutes, rome has good metro connections so if you choose another hotel nearer to one of metro stops it would be perfect.