Nice small hotel, great location only few minutes from Trevi Fountain,some rooms are very noisy though due to its location. Staff friendly .
What I did not like and surprised me and my friends was breakfast. No bread at all,staff bringing few slices after having asked many times,great view from the breakfast room though...

My first thought on being shown our room (two twin beds) was, "Why on Earth did TWO guidebooks recommend this place?" I figured the "superior" rooms must have been a lot better. The room was extremely small and dark. The only place to open a suitcase was on the bed. There was no dresser or drawers, so unpacking wasn't an option.

But, we weren't in Rome for the hotel room. The hotel rooftop breakfast room and patio were GORGEOUS. I loved being up there looking over all the tile rooflines and church spires and domes. Absolutely gorgeous. The breakfast was fine, but nothing fancy. The hotel staff was courteous, but I wouldn't call them friendly.

The location of this hotel cannot be beat. My 13 year old son and I walked EVERYWHERE and I don't think any place was more than a 20 minute walk, even the Vatican. The narrow maze of cobblestoned streets surrounding the hotel were absolutely delightful. There were tons of places to eat and to do a little shopping.

We absolutely loved Rome. Our pokey little hotel room wasn't able to diminish our joy even one little bit.

I loved this hotel. I stayed there for 3 nights, while I was by myself in Rome for work back in October 08. From the moment I arrived at the hotel (bright and early in the morning) my room was ready straight away. I walked into my room, which was just a standard room and it was amazing, nothing I could have imagined, the bedroom was huge and so was the bathroom, ultra clean but very old school, hey its to be expected, you in Rome.

My room was on the corner of the building, so I had windows everywhere. Directly below my window was a couple of restaurants and yes you could hear people talking into all hours of the night, but to me that was magical, because not only could I hear all the gorgeous Italian accents downstairs but I could hear some of the men, start to breakout and sing in Italian from time to time, it was truly spectacular.

The Albergo Cesari I felt was in one of the best locations in Roma, 5 minutes walk one way was the Pantheon and less then 5 minutes walk the other direction was The Trevi Fountain. It is alright basically right in the centre of Rome so you can walk everywhere.
All the tour companies picked up from my hotel as well, so that was great.

On the top floor of the hotel is where Breakfast is served, this was spectacular because you literally over looked all roof's surrounding you. The only thing was breakfast started at 7am each morning and if you were leaving early any more for a tour (ie. The Vatican) you couldn't get any breakfast even though you had already paid for it. But oh well, that was the only down fall and I could live with it.

I am a Travel Agent and I have been sending all my passengers to stay at this hotel since I have returned home from my trip.

We spent our Christmas holidays (2008) at the Cesari hotel. The hotel is situated in the very heart of Rome - in walking distance to all the famous attractions. There are plenty of good restaurants in the area.
The first room we got was not very spacious. The walls were very thin so we could hear almost everything our neighbours said. But after one night we got a bigger and better room. All the staff we met were very friendly and very service minded.
Breakfast was good with a variety of bread, cheese, ham, fruit and juice.
There is a very nice roof terrace - must be lovely in the summer time.
Overall I would say this is the very best hotel we have ever stayed in when visiting Rome and we will definitely come back.
Negative comments: The shower cabins are covered with much mould - this should be removed or the shower cabins should be replaced with new ones.