The front desk staff are extremely unhelpful and unfriendly, bordering on being rude to guests. The location is near the termini, but the surrounding area is unsafe. We were being mugged by walking from the termini to the hotel in the evening. The room is also small and dark. Amenities are adequate, but are not worth the price we have to pay. For the same price, you can get better services than the hotel staff are willing to provide.

We were on our honeymoon and were taking the cruise liner from Civitevecchia, we stayed at Bettoja Hotel Nord Nuova Roma for a few days in order to tour Rome.

The hotel is close to the Termini Station and also the bus station so that was a big plus! The first room which we were given had an a/c unit which did not work so we were moved to another room which was a lot better than the first, it actually seemed to be an upgrade.

The staff were friendly, rooms clean and our upgraded room was fine. The breakfast was continental with cold meats etc, as is the case with most european hotels, but it was fine for what it was.

My husband and I liked the property and would not hesitate to recommend it

Stayed at Bettoja Hotel Nord Nuova Roma in September 2008 for 2 nights prior to a Mediterranean cruise. It is near the Termini station; the neighborhood is better as you move away from the Termini station. It's a simple 3-star hotel with basic room accommodations, clean, and simple. Breakfast is included and served on the main floor including breads, cereal, cheese, meats, jams, coffee, tea, etc. The nicest spot is the roof deck for a quiet drink and an incredible view. The lobby has Internet access computer available. Tourist places such as Spanish Steps and Trevi fountain are within walking distance, although bring your quality walking shoes in Rome. I would recommend this hotel to visitors for a short stay in Rome, looking for simple and clean accommodations. For a 4-star stay, the Bettoja has a sister hotel less than 3 minutes away.

We spent two nights in the Hotel Nord Nuova while in Rome. The hotel is located about a 15 minute walk from the Colosseum and other attractions and is near the main train station.

It is far enough removed from the train station area that we did not feel there were any of the possible problems (pick pockets, etc.) that we heard about in that area.

Our room was very small, but it was comfortable. We were at the end of a hallway, which was nice because it cut down on any possible noise. The hotel is in a fairly busy area, but we did not hear any noise from the street during the nights.

The hotel did not have a restaurant on the premises, but there were plenty of cafes and even upscale dining within walking distance.

The property does have a fantastic bar on the top of the roof. The prices were reasonable, and the open-air setting was great. It had great views of the city lights.

I used the wireless internet in the hotel both nights, which was expensive (at least 10 euro for 24 hours). I also had some problems with the connection, but they were eventually resolved.

Overall, this was a good hotel at a reasonable price in the city.