I asked a man at the Termini station who had a badge on with 'Tourist Office' Hotels B&B Free Shuttle I took it that this man was an official tourist board officer and I asked him if he would recommend a good 3 star hotel in Rome and I suggested a few that I had read reviews on,'he phoned them 'and said they were full and then suggested the Cambridge.He was very pleasant and he showed us to the hotel where we were shown two different rooms one really awful the other obviously recently refurbished extremely small with an en-suite bathroom(tiny) but it was very clean.When we said we were unsure surprise surprise the price came down by 20 euros to 100 euros.I've come to the conclusion that there is a fiddle going on as we spoke to other people and the rates all vary, so be on your guard.
Make no mistake this is not a hotel in my opinion just rooms with a room for breakfast which was fine for the average italian'breakfast', we came not to expect too much.The staff are very accommodating no complaints there but at 100euros a night it is a rip off.The stair ways are filthy carpets threadbare, it reminded of an old victorian prison.Dont get in the lift if you are claustrophobic of if you are a little larger than the average person. Most certainly would not go back or recommend to anyone.Area very dodgy.

We stayed at the hotel on May 17th 2007 for a few days. I found that the hotel although shared the same building with others hotel (a bit cramped there) but the room is quite spacy (I have a large family of 6), very clean. The bathroom is quite new - probably they have just renovated the place. The price is some what a bit too high for me (I stayed in a four bed type room). Anyway, the area is very safe to walk at night - I have 4 very young children and feel very safe to venture out at night for dinner etc. Very close to termini station and that is a plus. Hotel staff is very helpful and very nice, friendly.

I was concerned when I read some of the reviews. Pleasantly suprised. We found this to be a very nice hotel. The hotel was just a few blocks from the train station, making easy access to all major attractions. Room was adequate size for two travelers. Beds were comfortable. Bedding was not so great, but after traveling in Rome, no problem sleeping. Room had pleasant decor. Bathroom was very nice, perhaps newly renovated. Hotel is on a street with a market below. If you are wanting to sleep in make sure your windows are shut. Internet access was available at a much lower rate then the local internet cafes. Staff was helpful and recommended a great place for dinner. Breakfast was simple and tasty. Delicious pastries were offered. Other choices include: Cappuchino, fruit juice, cereal, fresh fruit, bread, and crackers. I would stay here again for sure.

Although the hotel Cambridge is near to Termini station, that is about all it has going for it.
We paid 90 euros a night and were very disappointed.
We booked a superior room, expecting a bit of luxury. Plug sockets were hanging off the wall, hairdryer nozzle broken in half, very small room and hopeless bathroom. The double bed was 2 singles pushed together. The website of the Cambridge advertised tea/coffee making facilities. There were none in the room and when challenged, the staff said they were in the breakfast room. This was locked all the time making it impossible to use.
We would not reccomend this hotel to anyone.