We were booking into this hotel only to find when we arrived we were moved to a hotel around the corner called Hotel Augustea.
It had air con which did not work. Location was OK not far from the train station. It was clean enough but the entry into the hotel was quite ordinary almost a little disturbing. If I had have been travelling with a girlfriend and not my husband I would have perhaps been a little frightened as it was quite derelict looking. The staff were friendly.

I stayed here four nights in mid-April. The hotel is easy to get to from Piazza della Repubblica metro station, a bit of a hike from Termini station if you have luggage.

The single room I had was "cozy" - small but there was a closet large enough for me and a desk. Flat screen TVs had CNN/BBC, that was nice - just realize that you have to turn it on from the top of the screen. Remote only works to change channels, volume.

Bathroom was marble, very nice, but the weirdest layout. They crammed sink, bidet, toilet and tub into a tiny room. Use caution taking a shower - water easily gets allover the floor (so THAT's why there's a drain in the middle of the marble floor!) and it is SLICK when wet.

Housekeeping was excellent. Room was very clean.

Even though the reception staff wasn't very friendly, I'd stay here again.

Needed a hotel at a reasonable price for just two nights. Location wasn't bad and the price was good. Near train station and restaurants. Room was huge but bathoom small. Weird bathroom set up. Bidet and toilet facing each other about six inches away from the bathtub which was very high to climb into. Breakfast was the worst (canned fruit cocktail!). Public area small but nice decor and front desk was helpful. Arranged for a taxi to take us to the airport. Let them know a day ahead.

This hotel is a good value for its location, clealiness, and helpful staff. Our room was small but it was very clean. The bathroom was a good size and modern. We laughed at the thin towels but they did the job. The staff was very helpful in recommending places to eat. The elevator only goes to the 4th floor and it is very small - two people at the most with small luggage. Don't take a room on the 5th floor unless you can do stairs. The breakfast is average and only has six tables. (The elevator doesn't go to the basement either) I sat on the stairs enjoying my coffee until a table became free - perhaps a 10 minute wait. We wanted to be near Termini (the main train station) due to an early flight out and excess to good public transportation. This is the place!