Good 4 star hotel. Good location; hotel food was good, though pricey and not difficult to fine better priced quality restaurants in the vicinity.

We had to change our room and the matter was dealt with, most commendably; very helpful staff.

Hotel is old and so everything from the lift etc is quite ancient and creaking. If I recommended anyone to stay here I would suggest that they should insist for a room on the first two floors only.

Very Close to the station. Good comfortable rooms. Excellent breakfast. Easily accessable. Quaint old decor.

Our travel agent booked a package that included air-fare, transfers and 7 nights at the Atlantico. We checked the ratings on TA and decided to give it a try. We were not disappointed. This is a very nice hotel and I can't think of anything bad to say about it. We were up on the 5th floor at the back away from the street so we never had any issues with noise.

The included breakfast was good and the capuccino was excellent. The rooms were clean and well maintained. The room includes a safe but not an alarm clock. Bring your own battery powered one or use the wake-up call service. The power outlets in the room turn off when you remove your card to leave so any devices that are plugged in will shut off. The A/C was quiet and unobtrusive.

We took advantage of the rooftop terrace at night to enjoy a prosecco, enjoy the view and discuss our day of site-seeing. The terrace is in the attached Mediterraneo hotel, along with the breakfast buffet.

I've read some posts that claim that the area around Termini isn't so nice but that doesn't seem to be the case with Via Cavour, west of Termini where the Atlantico is located. We never felt unsafe while walking around, day or night.

I would definitely return to the Atlantico if given the chance.

We booked this hotel mainly based on price and location. The hotel is two blocks from Termini train station, which has access to metros, trains (including a direct Leonardo train to Fiumicino airport) and buses. The hotel is a 10 minute walk to the Colosseum, Forum, Palatine Hill, Capitol Hill and Piazza Reppublica, and about a 20 minute walk to the Spanish Steps. Our room faced the street so there was some street noise at night, but otherwise the hotel was very quiet. The air conditioning (essential in Rome in August) was good, and very quiet. The rooms have full bathrooms (if you've traveled in Europe, you know what I mean!) with big bathtubs, nice sinks and bidets. The otel staff is wonderful, we dealt primarily with Albert, and he was very helpful. He and the other staff helped us book tours and reserve tickets to the Galleria Borghese (reservations are REQUIRED for this museum), and called us taxis multiple times. The continental breakfast has lots of variety, including hot and cold items (not just toast and fruit), and the breakfast staff is very organized. The rooms were always cleaned perfectly. The hotel does offer room service (although we didn't try it) and there is pay-per-use internet (takes credit cards) in the connected Mediterraneo Hotel. The rooftop restaurant and garden in the connecting hotel is expensive, but if you only go for a drink and dessert it's not bad, and it has a great view of the city at night. Overall, this a lovely hotel in a great location, and I would stay here again!