This was our first internet booked holiday and we were a little cautious as the price appeared cheap compared with hotels with less stars. We need not have worried. It was a short distance to the centre of Rome but, being built on a piazza in the financial district, we felt safe and it was a very quiet location. We felt that it was a definite advantage being just outside the centre and it was only a couple of minutes walk to a bus stop to the railway terminal/bus station. There was air conditioning and the towels and linen were changed daily. The reception staff were friendly and helpful and the breakfast was a buffet which consisted of a juices, cheese, ham, yoghurt fresh and tinned fruit, rolls and croissants.

A very nice hotel within walking distance to many of the sites of Rome.
Located in the financial district; this is ideal for the business traveler. The downside of this hotel was the rudeness of the front desk staff which tried to create the feeling they were doing us a favor when we arrived.

The Londra and Cargill in Rome is a decent hotel, but not terribly well-located for most sights. I think it's probably a better place to stay for business travelers than for tourists. The rooms are small, but clean. However, for the money, a tourist can find a hotel of equal or greater quality in a more convenient location.