Room was adequate - decoration dated, needed a paint job and some minor repairs, but it was clean. No safe. Pool was nice - they could do with more lounge chairs. Breakfast was OK, except for scrambled eggs - bright yellow and runny. More fruit would have been nice.
Did not eat at hotel restaurant - too expensive. We went to the nearby supermarket - down the hill, turn right, across the bridge - 5-10 mins. We bought cooked chicken and a salad and had a picnic by the pool.
If you are reasonably fit (we are in our 60's), the walk down the hill from the hotel is easy. You can turn right at the bottom to the bus stop and catch the bus to Cornelia station, but it is a lot quicker to turn left and walk under the subway to Aurelia station. Trains run every hour (10 mins to the hour when we were there). every 2 hours on Sundays and holidays. Pay on the train. We did not take the hotel shuttle into Rome.
There is a shuttle bus to Fiumicino airport. We paid 35 Euros for a taxi to Ciampino airport. DO NOT let reception order a taxi for you - they will charge you 25% more (at least). If you just go outside the hotel, taxis arrive all the time. Wait for one and ask him to pick you up at the time you need - he will come back.
This is not a 4 star hotel, but we found it OK for our needs.
By the way, airfares back to North America from Rome are expensive. You can go to England on Easyjet or Ryanair for about $50. Spend a few days (or longer!) there and then get a cheap charter back home. That's what we did.

As stated above really.

It was the perfect place to relax after a hard day of sightseeing.

The outdoor pizza restaurant and bar were fab.

Oh and the beds were so comfy...had the best sleep ever at this hotel.

When we arrived they gave us directions to takea bus, then the metro, then another bus, and then a 10 minute walk to get to the hotel! The airport shuttle only is to one airport and we flew from London via Ryan air and it lands at a different airport.
They gave us information when we arrived about train & bus service - an hour after waiting at the train station we learn it is a holiday & no train service. No explanation why the hotel did not tell us it was a holiday they day we arrived and that trains were not running and bus service was limited. Very frustrating first day.
The restaurant service was impossibly slow as they catered to a wedding party and ignored us. Food was tasteless.
The hotel definitely needs TLC, reasonably clean but beds were like rocks.
The destination requires you to work at going into town as they only make 4 trips a day to Cornelia station - 2 in the morning, and 2 at night. Definitely not at request.
They only want you to use their taxi reference, and there are less expensive cabs.
There is a supermarket 10 minutes away and you can get water, pizza, fish, water, beer, ice cream etc there.
The hotel is located a ten minute walk from the bus stop, and the hotel is at the peak of fairly steep driveway which for some might be a problem.
Not negotiable - we asked for some consideration due to the lack of airport shuttle, and other misunderstandings but the staff there do not seem inclined to finding solutions to make tourists happy before they leave. I guess there are enough tourists who don't do research.
The location is not way out of town though, it is only a short bus ride or short taxi ride into old Rome.
This is not a four star hotel for service, or accomodation. We would not recommend it.

Summit Roma Hotel is situated on a hill and in a terrible location! It took approximately 10 minutes to walk to the bus stop – not only a hill but a long stretch of road which didn’t have any lighting so it was quite scary walking along the road at night. The bus however, took about 10 minutes to get to Cornelia metro station and from there, you could travel anywhere in Rome.

The staff were friendly and provided information about Rome upon arrival, such as maps, sight-seeing information, best places to shop etc.

I did not use the pool and the restaurant but after strolling around, it seemed decent enough; the staff around there were friendly, greeted us, asked if we were ok and offered us some service in the restaurant.

Although quite small, the room we stayed in was very clean with no sign of dirt; it consisted of a mini bar, television, air conditioning, hairdryer and all the basics required for a 4 star hotel.

Overall, I thought the hotel was clean and consisted of friendly staff, however it was situated in a terrible location and walking up the hill was hard work! I think it is best suited for those with cars or those who plan to travel by taxi!