This hotel was perfect for our needs. It was close to the subway and within walking distance of other sites.It was not as clean as I prefer but after spending the previous week in Germany with out air conditioning I felt as if I was in heaven once I arrived here. The bed's mattress left a lot to be desired but that was not a deal breaker.I would return to this hotel simply because it really was easy to find and it was so quite and peaceful.The bar never opened not once during the entire trip.My sisters room which was more famly oriented and very different ,it consisted of three twin beds so remember this if you need to book a room with a child included.The staff was very pleasant and always had my key ready when I returned after my daily outings with out me having to provide my name and room number.They were the best part of this trip. The desk clerks on all three shifts spoke english if that is a concern.

Stayed at the Fiamma Hotel from 9th to 12th March 2008. Very welcoming staff at reception. Rooms very clean and comfortable. Good breakfast. Close to bus and train station and the centre of Rome. Just check that they do not have a lot of students staying. Very noisy one night, but a call to reception soon put a stop to the noise.

we have just returned from this hotel,howver we did not book to stay here.we had originally booked into it's sister hotel along the street at the "Siviglia".I did not like the look of this hotel from the outside due to the grafitti daubed on it and chose the tried and trusted "Siviglia".when we arrived at the "Siviglia"we were told that they were fully booked,even though I had made the reservation in August!.The "Fiamma"is definately not as good as the "Siviglia"and was quite shabby.My sister's room was dingy and we would of complained and got moved to another "Leonardi"chain hotel but the location is ideal for the "Termini".The breakfast was average but the staff were quite friendly and helpful.Electric sockets were hanging off the walls but it was clean and comfortable.Definately not as nice as the "Siviglia"but I am annoyed about our booking.If I was returning to Rome I would stay at the "Impero"hotel which is not far from the "Termini"and is on Via Viminale.

Went with my partner for a romantic weekend in Rome.
The city is absolutely amazing and we are very glad we went there however the hotel we were staying in gave us a bit of a stressful time. The room we were alocated to was ok, a bit smaller than we were expecting but we werent complaining until we opened the drink fridge: there was a half empty bottle of white wine and emty bottle of water. We took this to the reception and explained that it wasn't ours but they weren't very happy and were trying to charge us for it - of course we refused to pay.
After spending the whole day in town and coming back completely exhausted we were told by the reception that there is no water in our room and somebody was coming to fix it - it was 11:45pm!
We went back to our room and waited for about 30 minutes for somebody to come and sort our water problem but nobody did so we went back to the reception asking to be moved to a different room when only then we were told that the problem with water is actually in the every room... We asked if we could at least get a bottle of water to wash our face and hands but there was apparently no of that available either!!! It took a long time before they decided to give us 2 little bottles of water which were then added to our bill!!! Again we refused to pay.
During breakfast there was always only one person serving tea and coffee so we never actually got it with our breakfast, long time after we finished...
Do not ask reception to order you a taxi to the airport - they will tell you it will be 40 euros but you pay 60!!!
Wish we have never booked this hotel...