I strongly dislike writing negative reviews, but after six nights in this hotel I felt I had no choice. After asking twice for a room for our honeymoon (on the phone and when we arrived), we were greeted by a room with two twin beds. The walls are paper thin and you can expect to be woken up very early every morning either by people walking in the hallways or by the loud construction in the dining area. After two nights, we were finally moved to another (double!) room. We were assured that they would move our luggage, but when we returned to the hotel after an hour we found the original room door propped open and the luggage still inside.

At some point, credit cards that had been stored in the room safe disappeared, and when we asked for help we were met with unhelpful staff and blank stares. Charges later appeared in another country on one of these cards before we'd even returned home! The "free wireless" offered by the hotel simply didn't work, even right next to the router. Our second hotel room also smelled of sewage every time we opened it up after being gone for a few hours. Thank goodness for windows that open!

If all you are looking for is a central location and plan to carry no valuables and sleep with earplugs in at night, then this might be the hotel for you.

The positive: Great location, very central. Excellent breakfast, attentive breakfast staff. Furnishings seemed fairly new and in good shape. Nice view over Via del Corsa if you have a room at the front of the hotel. Many restaurants nearby, short walk to Trevi Fountain and Pantheon.

A top-quality, good sized room with a little balcony-ette to sip wine in the evening overlooking the Via del Corso. The double bed was two large singles bolted together - it was comfortable and enormous! I have a feeling we might have been upgraded from a standard room so I can't comment if all the rooms are the same standard. My girlfriend had a bad foot so the location was perfect, about 20 minutes walk to the colosseum and 30 minutes to the Vatican, with loads of other monuments in between. Breakfast was fine, loads of good restaurants / bars nearby, very friendly staff. Would definitely stay there again if I went back to Rome.

I have just spent 6 nites in the Hotel Regno Rome, as part of a 3 week trip around Italy with my partner and 2 children aged 9 and 13. The Hotel Regno was suggested by our agent but unfortunately, the Hotel was not quite what we expected.

Some points to note were:
+ tiny rooms;
+ rooms in need of maintenance - ie lots of peeling paint
+ front desk staff with attitude (ie Question _ "We are catching a taxi to the station. Do we just pay the fare on the taxi meter or are there additional charges for baggage ..." Answer "I do not know. Ask the driver what he thinks...";
+ the hotel has a good central location but no charm.

I think we paid EURO 150 per night, for a double room. WHile I understand Rome is expensive, I feel we were paying a lot for very little. We got much better value in Milan (Hotel Lloyd) and Venice (Hotel Schiavello)

We would have moved to another hotel with comparable rates (for example the Capo de Africa) but for the fact that we had already paid for our rooms at the Regno.

Hotel Regno is in an excellent location. Easy distance to the Trevi Fountain, The Pantheon, the Colosseum etc.

We found the hotel to be clean, friendly and very functional. Good directions and advice given at reception.

Our room was on the 3rd floor and had a great view over the Via Corsa, including a small balcony. Perhaps the rooms at the rear of the building maybe not so good. The room however, did have very thin walls.

It has no lounge area as such but as Rome has so much to offer we didn't want to spend time in the hotel.

Breakfast was adequate and if you are not too late in dining had lots of variety.

We booked via BA, and our four night stay with breakfast was at the same rate as a travel inn in the UK.Marvelous value.

Excellent value.