Far away from centre and underground station!
It has a bus however nearby it takes about 15 - 20 minutes to get to centre!
Be aware when it is "feriale" days! You then have to take the 2 buses+underground to get to centre.
The breakfast was very poor!
The staff however was helpful and willing.

I have just returned from a week's holiday to Rome with my two teenage children . We stayed at the Hotel for 7 nights .The experience of the city of Rome was marvelous and the cultural aspect amazing Unfortunately I cannot say the same about the Hotel,for a 4 star Hotel it was amazing that we had problems getting adequate information from the staff about basic things like getting around ,best available transportation to town ( Hotel is not central but this adds to the adventure of the holiday ). There were different staff manning the reception and each person provided information when we asked , in dribs and drabs . The approach was to give a little piece of information and we were expected to figure out the rest ourselves .We expected the staff to be able to communicate in English to a good standard for the purpose of providing information ,unfortunately I can only give a 3 out of 10 for the service we got. This matter of inadequate information ended up costing us to lose 150 Euros of our holiday fund . Thankfully were took a tour bus on the 2nd day of our stay and got loads of information from the guide book . Coupled with a guide book purchased before leaving the UK we were able to get around the city of Rome like professional tourists.
Another point of discord was that this 4 star Hotel had no satellite facility and we were subjected to watching Italian channels (on a wooden box tv ) the limited time we were in the room . The only English channel was a music one ,which was only on late at night. Even CNN would have been adequate .There was no opportunity to watch any bit of the Olympics so were were in a bubble for 7 days ,without any news on what was happening in the rest of the world.
I expect with time this Hotel will catch up with the 21st century.
Breakfast service was adequate I must give credit to that and the staff in the restaurant were very efficient .
I will recommend this hotel for people willing to take the patience to spend a bit of time getting into the city centre but will advice using the bus(192) from outside the Hotel to the metro station,then go on the metro into the city centre rather than using the bus service numbers 192 and H .
Hotel ideal for families with teenagers .

If you're looking for a reasonably priced hotel and don't mind spending half an hour or more to get into Rome, this may be the hotel you're looking for. Otherwise, don't bother.
Take a bus and then the metro to get into town - or just spend 17€ each way on a taxi.
If you have no choice, then at least ask for a room with a bath tub. Our room had a stall shower that was so small, the curtain kept sticking to my body.
Breakfast that is included consists of hard boiled eggs, cheese, rolls and cheap jams.
Concierge was not able to find us a decent restaurant in Rome and there are none in the neighborhood.
No wireless internet, no English-language TV, few electrical outlets in the room (one by the door and one in the bathroom).
...as for the four stars? Hair dryer and phone in bathroom, check. Mini bar, check. Safe in the room, check. That's about it. Nothing more.
Basic, boring- clean, cheap and far, far away...

I stayed at the Aldobrandeschi for 3 nights and agree with others who say the staff are friendly, helpful and informative. They staff also speak good English which was one thing that surprised me about the rest of Rome that very little English is spoken.

I tried booking on the hotel website as the rate was slightly better, however had some difficulties with this so ended up booking via expedia.
The rooms were fine breakfast was continental so very basic. There is no restaurant in the actual hotel but there is plenty of choice in and around the city. The hotel also has an arrangement with a restaurant nearby and can arrange free transportation if you want to eat nearer the hotel. The food is reasonable.

The hotel is some distance away from the City and main attractions. If using public transport you can get a travel ticket for 11 euros for 3 days which i felt was good value for money. The Metro is very easy to use. The hotel is about 45 mins away from Vatican which is the nearest attraction. You have to get a bus outside the hotel No:892 to the nearest metro station Cornelia metro line A and then from the metro its another 15mins or so into the centre. A taxi to the city would cost about 30 euros. From the nearest airport a taxi costs about 50 Euros. If you do single journeys on the metro then the cost is 1 euro per 75mins. All in all I enjoyed my 3 day stay and but perhaps would stay a little nearer to the city if im ever in Rome again.