If you'd like to stay at a neighborhood hotel, with friendly staff and a great location within walking distance of many tourist attractions, this is the place. Neighborhood restaurants, including the best Chinese restaurant in Rome, abound. All in all, a great hotel with modern, clean and bright rooms. I'd recommend it highly.

The rooms and the general areas of the hotel were extremely clean and modern.
The staff were very friendly and helpful. The rooms were very spacious but the bathrooms were small.
It is set in a nice part of Rome with a daily street market nearby.
The only downside is the location is not very good for public transport directly into the city,
although taxis are easy to obtain and reasonable.

We only ever stay in 4 star hotels and couldnt believe the price we got this gem of a hotel for!!!

Really excellent rooms (very roomy and in immaculate condiition) plus a good buffet breakfast, location was ok being a 10 minute bus journey from the main attractions (you can walk it in 20 minutes). We also popped in to the Modern Art Gallery next to the adjacent park to see the Genius of Leonardo exhibition which is well worth the visit!

This is a big business hotel but due to the economic downturn is now really geared towards the leisure market with wi-fi internet and a lively bar in the hotel lobby.

well worth the money at a140 Euro a night which is what we paid for a double room.

Very nice hotel, the rooms were impeccably clean and very large (which was very surprising for Europe). The bathroom was very elegant, with a huge tub, it seems like the whole place was recently rennovated. The service was very helpful and friendly. The breakfast wasn't very varied- scrambled eggs, 2 types of cheese, 2 types of cold cuts, some buns, canned fruit and pastries that were very good, but were somehow dry every day. Regarding the location- the hotel is about a half hour walk from the city center (where you can walk about and see everything, no need for transportation in the city). We took a bus every day to the center and back, and walked around over there. I think this 20 minute detour is completely worth the big roms and cheap price. Also, if you're around there, don't eat in a restaurant called La Balestra- this is the definition of a tourist trap- they tried to charge us 2 euros for tap water, and 20% for service! There are plenty of other nice restaurants in the area