booked for a 4 day honeymoon and was an absolute dream from start to finish. The hotel knew it was our honeymoon (thank you expedia) and upgraded us to an executive suite so cant comment on a normal room- absolutely huge bed and room with air con, terrace area shared with 2 other rooms and an built in radio on the bathroom!! jacuzzi bath and beautiful bathroom. the rest of the hotel is also very very pretty inside. room was absolutely silent which was amazing considering we were on a busy main road although again we were in a room in the back of the hotel.

good continental breakfast is served on a gfantastic roof terrace with views over the church. great ice cream shop just downstairs (plus a very expensive but very nice one next door!)

location is excellent a 10 minute walk or less to the Colleseum, maybe 10 more to trevi, the only thing we used the transport for was the vatican and you are 5 minutes from termini

staff are fabulous we were served a drink in the little bar when we arrived as our room wasnt quite ready and reception couldnt have been more helpful with a free map to all the major sights.
really cannot recommend this hotel enough. amazing!!

This hotel is ideally located just a five minute walk from the termini in Rome upon arrival we were told we had been upgraded to an executive room this was larger than those in the main building spotlessly clean with a small flat screen tv king size bed and jacuzzi in a very large bathroom. Reception staff were all very friendly and spoke english bar staff were a bit more difficult and seemed to not really want to be there but did mix an excellent if not very expensive cocktail 9 euro, beers were 6.50 euro. We were bed and breakfast which was a continental style buffet very good, 5 euros if you wanted bacon and eggs. Hotel was excellently placed for all the major sites and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay also a large selection of restaurants within walking distance.

The hotel is ok! I wasn't that crazy but it was reasonable for the price and service I received. The staff are friendly. I have asked them to book a taxi from Fiumicino Airport to the hotel for 50 euros. It will probably cost me 70-80 euro if I took a taxi from the airport, they were really helpful. The breakfast is elegant, however I expect more for a 4 star hotel you have to pay for eggs and sausages separately. They do have ham or chorizo instead. But I do like to be full in the morning especially if you know you have to walk all day to see the Collesium and Vatican City. The room and bathroom are very spacious!
The place is well located to major attractions like Collesium which is 15-20 minutes walk and Trevi Fountain, don't miss this in the night. The beautiful church, St. Maria Maggiore is just in front of your hotel you would like to see that before you go. Also, my advice to all travellers is to take Ciao Sightseeing bus where the main office is just opposite the church. It will take you to all major attractions and they run up to 7pm. Also, the hotel is located to many restaurants around the area.

This was our fourth stay at the Mercenate Palace in the past 10 years. The hotel is four blocks south of the Rome Termini station, it takes 5 minutes to walk to the station. We had a large Superior room on the 5th floor (the same one as our last visit there) which faced the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore. The Superior rooms are large. I booked the room on-line directly, The rate was lowest I have paid in the last 10 years. We could have stayed for 5 nights for the price I paid for 4 nights. There is a grocery store in the basement of the stores right across the street.

The hotel has cut back on amenities compared to our last visit there in 2005. There were no candies on the pillows on the first night and they didn't turn down the beds on our last two nights there. There also seemed to be a few less items set out at breakfast than four years ago.

We had a bottle of Diet Coke and a plastic bag with mini-carrots in the minibar fridge. The maid left a pre-printed note on the first day that guests were absolutely forbidden to place their food or beverages in the minbar. When I mentioned this to the front desk clerk at first he didn't know what I was talking about but then said they had problems with confusion as to what was in the minibar to begin with and the guests' stuff. He said they could empty the minibar of the hotel items but they never did this. The way around this was to take our stuff out of the minibar in the morning and put it back in after the room was attended to.

Other than that I would stay here on our next visit to Rome.