My wife and I stayed here for 3 days in August and we could not recommend the hotel. The staff were miserable, the rooms, even though we had a junior suite, were small and in poor condition. We moved rooms and the second room was also dire. The breakfast room is below ground level, dark and musty and no way could it hold more than 10 guests at a time. There are no lounge areas, the small courtyard is frequented by smokers and the lift broke down twice (there is a sign in the lift mentioning that it is quite an occurence). Look elsewhere if you wish to stay in the biggest rip-off city I have ever been to.

I arrived in Rome on my last night in Italy only to find out that the hotel room I used points to book was not available. The hotel stated they had a "problem" with another guest and did not have a room for me but don’t worry we booked you in another hotel right around the corner. I was leery but she said it was a "four star" hotel (The Venetian Palace). After trudging to the new hotel, in the rain, I was forced to wait in the lobby for over an hour while they prepared my room. I was unable to book a tour for my last night in Rome because of this delay. Finally I was able to enter my room, which I thought smelled musty, but since it was already so late I just left my things in the room before leaving, trying to salvage something of my evening.
When I returned later that night after dinner I discovered that the carpet in the entire room was WET, not damp but soaking wet. At this point I was so tired, and it was so late that I did not want to go through the hassle of changing rooms since I was leaving very early in the morning to catch my plane. I discovered the next morning that the shower did not drain properly and was most likely the reason for the wet floor. Upon check out I told the desk clerk that the floor was wet and the shower did not drain, all he said was Si Si, we know. What kind of hotel knowingly puts guests in rooms with wet carpet??
I can only guess that because my reservation was paid for with a voucher from American Express and not actual money that the Morgana Royal Court felt it was OK to shuffle me off to another lower quality hotel. The room I booked was not cheap, for the amount of points I paid it should have been clean and dry at the very least.

Stayed at this hotel for 11 nights during a recent business meeting in Rome. Great location being 3 blocks from the Train Station but wihout all the foot traffic. The staffs are very friendly and helpful. The price is fair. Some of my friends stay at one of the US hotel chains, paying nearly 3 times more and our room are about the same size. BTW, Royal Court offer free WiFi, free breakfast (depends on rate) and the air condition works well.

This hotel is only three short blocks away from the main train station (Roma Termini) and offers great accomidations for the price. The breakfast was good, staff was friendly, and location was great for the two days that we were there. The windows (like most in Europe) were single-paned and did not offer much in the way of quiet during the night but it was sufficient. I would recommend this place to friends considering the very good price it offers.