I was seeking two hotel rooms in Rome for one night at the end of a cruise. Money was tight (<$200/nite), location paramount (our second day in Rome!) along with security and a good night's sleep. Almost despaired, then was able to book a quad at Tirreno, about $150/couple.

They had our room ready when we showed up at 12:30 (check inis not til 2 p,m.) but when asked if there were by any chance doubles available were offered two (at higher price, but other couple preferred privacy to economy which was fine with us.) Check in regretted it would not be ready until 4 p.m. but we were heading out the door anyway!! They offered a rest room, place to keep luggage, a map and directions to the Colisseum (turn right, keep going!!!).

We left feeling welcomed and cared for. When we showed up at 9:30 p.m. somewhat the worse for wear, we found our rooms to be spacious, opening to a balcony (view obscured), simple, spotless, comfy kingsize bed (how common is that in Europe?!), spacious bathroom with the "sleeper" style shower stall!

Some noise from bar across the street (cheering for sport team) was drowned by our room fan. We slept wtih the door to the balcony open all night.

Breakfast was ample, served cheerfully. Brioche, croissant, juice, coffee, yogurt, basket of assorted "cric-crocs" and nutella. Second floor courtyard "solarium" was available to eat in as well.

Our first time in Rome. They were courteous, helpful and efficient. I was quite impressed taht they had our reservation that I had made on Booking.com two months before.

Would stay there again--longer!!!

I travelled Rome - Firenze - Rome in July 2008. When returning to Rome I spent 3 nights at Tirreno hotel. In Rome and Firenze I stayed in 3 different hotels and Tirreno was the best experience. The hotel has a very good but a quiet location in the very heart of Rome. The staff was friendly and helpful. The rooms were clean, air conditioned and had a commodious bathroom with bath. A nice breakfast was served in a good sized breakfast room. The breakfast was included. I walked a lot in the city of Rome so it was just wonderful to take a bath every evening. I can recommend this hotel and if I ever visit Rome again, I will doubtless stay in this hotel.

Family just got back from rome and stayed 2 nights in this hotel and I would not recommend any americans to stay here. Not very nice people at desk and rooms were a dump.

My husband and I traveled from Rome to Venice. We stayed at the Tirreno 3 nights in April. It set the bar for the rest of the hotels we stayed at during the next 10 days. The front desk staff was helpful and friendly. The breakfast was very good. The room was small but all we needed, and it opened onto a private terrazo. It was also in a great location for the local Metro train and the main line terminal between cities. We plan to visit Rome again next year and this is the hotel where we will be staying. Wouldn't consider any other.