We stayed at the hotel for four nights and had to change rooms twice as we had problems with the tv reception, bathroom and air conditioning. Not a great start to our European holiday.

The three rooms we stayed in during our stay were all quite different in size and layout. Our first room was small and the bathroom layout was strange - the bidet was right in front of the shower, making it very hard to get into the shower. Our third and final room was a lot more spacious and the bathroom was much better.

When we finally got a good room on the third night, we started to enjoy our stay more. The hotel's decor is quite lovely and unique. There was free wi-fi in the lobby, and also one computer available for guests to use.

There is a metro station about 10 minutes away, but we found that the buses were more convenient. There is a bus stop right outside the hotel with buses that go to Termini, the Colosseum, and St Peter's Square. The concierge even drew the bus routes on our map, which was very helpful.

The breakfast was quite good even though the selection was limited. Their cappuccino was very good.

We recently stayed at the Turner Hotel. Overall, it was quite pleasant, and the staff were friendly and helpful.
While the hotel was what you'd expect for a city hotel (quite basic, but clean and comfortable), it was quite a walking distance from the main sites (about a good 15 minute walk), which, as we were doing a lot of walking during the day anyway, the extra walk was quite tiresome to our already aching feet.

This hotel has a lot of character it is different from the multi owned hotel chains The hotel itself is quirky in the sense of being original very 1930's with lots of marble, cristal and art deco furniture. The rooms have high ceilings and air conditioning a must for the high summer, also the rooms are spotless.The staff are very friendly and helpful. The bus stop is just outside the hotel and the buses are very frequent and cover all of downtown Rome. We would certainly stay at this hotel again when we come back to Rome.

Our Roman adventure started with an over-priced cab journey to the hotel, so it was a welcome relief to step inside the Turner to find a friendly face and rather grand surroundings!

Our room had marble flooring, fabric covered walls, elegant cornicing and ceiling. The bed was in a rococo style. So far so stylish and so Italian. Very nice...

Breakfast was tasty and plentiful and fuelled us up for tours of the Eternal City.