I enjoyed my stay there for 4 nights, the hotel has a great location and staff are friendly; breakfast was excellent: variated and fresh and there was a lovely view of Rome while you're having breakfast.
Rooms are small and old, but confortable (overall the -mini-bathroom) but it was ok. I would recommend it.

My hysband and I stayed here for the 2nd week of our European honeymoon. We tried staying at the Grand Flora Rome Marriott, but couldn't use our points, so we found this hotel instead.

The good: The location is ideal and is centrally located, you can walk to almost everything. The room (on 5th floor) was clean, and very modern, with updated bathroom, funky music piped in, and a flat screen TV. Free breakfast on the top floor was very nice.

The bad: small room, and we would have hoped for a queen or king bed. Instead, we got 2 twin beds, which would separate during the night, and one of us would end up on the floor in-between the beds! The elevator was so tiny, one day my husband had a backpack on, he was unable to turn around while standing in the elevator! The pillows and bed(s) were VERY hard and my ears were numb when I woke in the morning, we both slept terribly.

We ended up staying there only 3 of the 6 nights we originally planned to stay. My husband insisted that we try again to get into the Marriott, and we were able to use points for the remaining nights. I felt terrible about leaving, as the staff was very friendly & accomodating, and you can tell that they care about and are proud of their little hotel, but I think we must just be a little sensitive when it comes to beds.

The staff were fantastically helpful when my baggage was lost by the airline (Alitalia), phoning the airport for updates and seemed genuinely pleased when it arrivedsome 36 hours later (unfortunately I was only staying 48 hours). But the rooms are TINY and noisy, and internet access is a single PC under the stairway, costing 5 Euros. Well located for Trevi fountains, but good walk to other attractions. Recommend Trattoria Tritone 5 min walk.

stayed at this hotel for three nights. It is very central to most of the tourist sites in Rome but on a very busy, noisy street. Sound proofing was not very good and even with the windows closed, the rooms facing the street were very noisy long into the night. We were given a new updated room which was very comfortable and modern with a flat screen TV, however the new bathroom did not have a shower screen which meant the floor was flooded after every shower with only two towels and no bathmat. The best was the breakfast in a lovely glassed enclosed verandah on the 5th floor, plenty to satisfy all tastes. Don't let me put you off completely but I have stayed in better hotels in Rome for less.