Six of us stayed at the Hotel Regno from September 14-Sept 17, 2005. 200euros per night per room. Two rooms were upgraded to suites complete with a terrace overlooking the street. The rooms were clean and very comfortable. For the most part I found the staff to be very helpful. They were more than willing to make tour arrangements, call taxis etc. I loved the location. One block from the Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon was about one block behind the hotel. I felt completely safe both in the hotel and in Rome. I would definately recommend this hotel and I will stay there again when I return (and I will return; Rome is great). Fiftyish traveler.

This hotel is in a great location, minutes walk from the attractions in central Rome. The hotel is very clean and pleasantly decorated. It also has air conditioning (which works). We were fortunate to have a fifth floor room with a small roof terrace furnished with small plants. The room was small but the terrace made up for this.
My only criticisms are that the front desk service was unreliable (messages not passed on) and the food at breakfast ran out before the last serving. Also, the beds are very short!
On the whole it is a very good hotel and I would certainly visit it again.

Loved this hotel. It's right down the street from the Trevi fountain and a short walk to the Roman Forums, the Colosseum, the Pantheon, and the Spanish Steps. I highly recommend this hotel. The rooms are BEAUTIFUL and SPACIOUS and the area cannot be beat. It's a safe and upbeat street (Via del Corso), one of the main streets in Rome.

My wife and i stayed at the regno for our first anniversary and what a stay!
a brilliant hotel in the most ideal location possible!! we found the location to be the most important aspect when visiting rome. it was 1 minute walk from the trevi fountain and no more than 2 minutes from the pantheon and over five minutes from the piazza navona (three of the "must see" points in rome) our room although not huge was adequate, clean and comfortable.
our balcony overlooked the trevi-pantheon walkway filled with busy little restaurants. it was very cheap (£200 for four nights!) it was only about a 20 minute walk to the collosium too.
the only negatives were the bed was too short and im not even 6 foot! some of the staff werent too helpful (although never rude) and they ran out of some food at 9;50 (our fault really as its served till 10 which is quite convenient and the waitress smuggled me a do-nut from the kitchen)
on the whole VERY much reccomended