I have stayed at the Hotel D'Inghilterra numerous times in the last couple of years. And, yes, there have been problems. But now there is a new General Manager and things are looking up. I just returned from Rome last week and spent 4 nights at the hotel. The carpets are all new and looking great. The front desk has some new faces and they are much more friendly and helpful than before. Even the WiFi is working better. The lobby has been remodeled and looks great also. I think this hotel deserves a second chance. The location is sooo amazing and perfect.
I believe that rooms on all floors except for 2 have been recently refurbished. If you're booking the cheapest room on a discount website, you may get one of the older rooms, so be careful.
I will definitely stay there again and I'm looking forward to seeing even more improvements.

A great hotel in the centre of the shopping area of Rome so really easy to find your way around the town from this central point.

Beautiful rooms downstairs chichi was great as we were part of a larger group and used downstairs as the gathering point. However, the rooms were very very small. i think that I could have hit two walls if lay across the bed! There really was not much room. However, the bathroom was big and a great shower.

I was on my own but if there were two people, the room would never have coped.

Breakfast was fine - everything was made up in advance and not made to measure as one would expect in such a good hotel, but then this had to be balanced with the centre location point.

I stayed at this one time luxury hotel with my son and elderly mother for a weekend. We arrived separately, having booked one single occupancy and a twin room. The rooms were mixed up on arrival and my mother was given the twin much larger room. When my son and I arrived we were offered the single occupancy with a double bed. No apologies were offered and only after much discussion we were finally moved to another more suitable room. This set the tone for our stay: incompetent, haughty staff who seemed not to understand the simplest requests delivered in Italian (we are bilingual). Restaurants were never booked as instructed and one reservation was never cancelled. We gave them some ice packs to carry medicines while travelling to put in the freezer and they never did. Never before have I come across such incompetent and unfriendly service. In addition, the beds were uncomfortable, the pillows rock hard, the room temperature erratic and the recent refurbishment vulgar and over the top. The hotel is badly managed and it has lost its former elegance and exclusivity. The only memorable things about it is the price: too hefty to forget in a hurry. Don't go, choose more wisely: even the neighbouring Plaza is better than this debacle.

This was a pricier choice for me. A bit of a splurge or stretch option I indulged in. It's in the high rent luxury fashion district a few blocks from the Spanish steps.

For the most part, I'd say it's still slightly out of my price range, but if you have money to blow, this doesn't seem like a bad option for Rome. The rooms were a decent size, the bathrooms all marble. There was a chandelier hanging over the bed. Literally a chandelier. They have a nightly turn-down service and the staff were all professional and helpful. Firm bed.

One note about the staff: I forgot my iPad in the room as I was checking out. I realized I left it as I was on the train to Fiumicino, which was too late to go back and get it. I called them and arranged to have them send it to me in the US. It arrived quickly and without any damage. Some other places might conveniently claim they never found it, or lose it in transit, but D'Inghilterra handled this professionally and without incident.

Again, while pricey for some (19 euro scotch at the hotel lounge, 18 euro daily charge for wifi access), this was a nice place. I imagine this is ideal for the expense account set.