The hotel is near to Termini station with good connections for public transportations (subway, bus) in order to cover all the major atractions.

The small entrance is for Corot hotel and his sister hotel, the elevator is very small (only 2 people), nice modern breakfast room (breakfast buffet with ham, chees, eggs and cereals, coffe-you can ask for a regular or espresso, very good).

The rooms are very small, but very high, without balcony, there is an oudour (smell of "old") in the rooms.
The bathrooms are big, renovated and clean.
We stayed for 6 nights in march '07 and when we arrived it was raining, it was chilly in the rooms and we have to go down to the reception and ask if it possible to turning on the A/C centralised; the receptionist (few days later I was found out that was the owner himself) did not agree at the beginning but at the end he activated the A/C sistem in our room.

We visited other hotels in central Rome (few of them 4* hotels) and we agree that there are problems with accommodation (many of hotels are in the historical buildings, so there can not be renovated totaly, no possibility for balconies), so Corot hotel offers decent accommodation but nothing more, do not have high expectation.

I have just recently stayed there with two friends in a triple room "211" the room was very spacious and the bathroom was very modern. The walls looked damp but I think just needed cleaning. The breakfast at the hotel was very nice and plentyful the red orange juice was gorgeous and the capacinno was too. The tea unfortunately wasnt very nice (probably the water). The lift only hold 3 people max and thank goodness we were on the 2nd floor as you couldnt catch the lift for love nor money when checking out with your suitcase, so had to drag it down the stairs. The staff are very helpful and friendly and booked us a restaurant 'Gusto very nice, and taxi to. The location was very handy although not very in the middle of it all, which I think I wold have preferred as we had to get taxis to and from everywhere. There are people selling dodgy goods outside the hotel but to be honest they never bothered us at all.

All in all I would recommend this hotel for price and quality but not for being in a central location.

My partner and I stayed 4 nights at this hotel. Although as said in other reviews the surroundings are a little rough we decided to take a chance. I am glad we did as the hotel was in a very convenient location, literally 1 minute walk to the Termini (Main station) with connections to all parts of rome and a great starting point to explore the city. Also the main bus station is next to the station and the open top city bus tours start from here. The area itself is not really touristy but we never spent much time here. The station itself has many modern shopping facilities and there are many restauants in the surrounding area if you dont like venturing to far from the hotel for a meal in the evening.
The hotel was just right for us. Not luxurious but very clean and comfortable rooms with a modern bathroom. No bath but a very impressive shower unit, which I must admit we had a few laughs trying to figure out how it worked as there were many different features.Our room was cleaned daily to a very high standard. The staff all spoke very good english and were polite, friendly and helpful. On arrival we were checked in with no problems and one of the staff took our cases to the small lift and said she would meet us outside our room. She had to walk up to the third floor as there was only room for us and our case. She met us and showed us how the door opened and how the lighting worked and wished us a pleasant stay. There is a safety deposit box in the room at no extra charge and a useful well stocked mini bar. There is a television but only the news channel is in english and the occasional other programe if you can find it. Breakfast was ample cereals ,fruit, toast ,cheese , meats, yogurts tea and coffee and the breakfast seating area was very pleasant.
On leaving the hotel we asked the reception if we could leave our luggage as our flght was due in the afternoon and it was no problem for them.
Rome is a beautiful city and even 4 nights was not long enough for us. A recommended day out of the city out is to go to Tivoli and visit the villas with the fountain gardens. It was a very pleasant and memorable day.
Would definately love to go back to rome and would stay in the Corot hotel again without hesitation

Spent 3 nights in early 2007. Room was cozy, but nice. Very clean with all the essentials. We had read complaints about the street noise, but we did not experience this and found that the windows did an excellent job of blocking noise. The rooms had been updated with new lighting and the bathroom appliances looked new and modern. The elevator was very small (2 people or 1 person with luggage), but there aren't that many floors, so stairs were another option. Breakfast was good, and the staff was helpful. The location was close to bus and train stations, so getting around was easy.

Please remember that rooms in this part of the world are just smaller and are not like they are in many other countries. Hotel Corot did not have a large foyer, but there was a small place to sit. It did not have all the extras, but it was a clean place to stay that provided a shower and a bed, which is all you need with as much as there is to see in Rome!