Spent four nights at the Atlantico. Incredible staff...friendly,competent and most helpful. Ideally located with plenty of shopping and fine restaurants nearby. The rooms were quite large and well equipped.
Breakfast was wonderful and the hotel's rooftop restaurant has a fabulous view of Rome.
Only drawback was that we tried three different roofs and could not find beds that were comfortable.....extremely hard
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Would definitely stay here again

After using Priceline to book a 4-star hotel in the city centre we were a bit disappointed when we read the reviews for this hotel. However, upon arrival we were pleasantly surprised. Yes, the hotel can be noisy but we live in London and are used to traffic. It's just background noise and if you ask for a room on the backside of the hotel noise is not a problem. The location was also great - very conveniently located to the terminal so we could just walk to and from the Leonardo Express train to the airport. We were also able to be on the buses or metro within minutes. Although there are no sights of interest to see in the Termini area (it's mainly hotels and restaurants) the location is still quite central and other main areas of interest are just a few metro stops away.

The rooms were clean, the beds were relatively comfortable and the bathrooms seemed like they had been newly renovated. We had a corner room which was very spacious. The only downside was that we had asked for a king sized bed and ended up with two singles, which we pushed together. We had arrived late at night and didn't feel like moving rooms but the next day the hotel offered us the chance to switch. However, we decided we liked the extra space in the corner room so we stayed.

Breakfast was great and hotel staff working in the day were very helpful (staff working late at night were not so helpful). The price was very reasonable for a hotel in the city center of Rome.

Hotel is not in a good area of the city, but in the center, & very close to the train & bus stations. It's convenient & close to all Rome attractions. Hotel is situated on a busy street & rooms facing this street are very noisy. Rooms are so run down, old & dusty. Tasteless, basic decoration. Cheap furniture, bedding & bathrooms. Breakfast is very basic with limited selection. Waitresses do not speak and understand English. Pictures of the rooms are misleading. Front desk staff was friendly & spoke good English. Very interesting interior of the restaurant which belongs to the sister hotel and where they serve breakfast for 2 hotels. If you complain they will change a room for a bigger size.

My wife and I pricelined this hotel for $110 dollars. We thought by getting a 4 star in a good location, we couldn’t lose. We did. While the hotel is clean, has a large room and bathroom, and is situated in a great spot (close to the train station), it is incredibly noisy. The street below is very loud and it feels like every noise just comes right into the room. Sirens, car horns, cars hitting potholes, etc. Expect to hear it all! Bring some sleeping medicine and your noise-cancelling headphones. You will need it if you stay in room #209. Thank goodness we were there for only one night. The next day we were on a train and were able to catch-up on our sleep. What a disaster.

(I should add that my we are in our thirties and have traveled Europe extensively. We have grown to expect/accept more traffic noise than at home. This hotel, however, was too noisy.)