We needed a place to stay overnight (arriving in Rome, leaving next day for Tuscany). This hotel was just 5-7min walk from Termini train station, near restaurants (quite nice and inexpensive). The room was small but very pleasant and clean. Great air-conditioning and the bathroom, although small, mas nice. Internet access possible in the lobby area.

Located about 5 blocks from the train station, the Cambridge was a great find. (As usual, we just walked in - no reservations). Well-sized room, clean and comfortable with a fantastic tiled bathroom c/w shower and bidet. The breakfast was good - not great, but the hotel's location and comfort level more than made up for it. We'll stay there again this fall when we return to Rome.

My husband and I stayed for four nights in mid September and found our stay much better than expected. This is a no frill hotel so don't expect anything fancy. We think the rating is somewhere between 2 and 3 stars. Very convinient location; only 5 min walk from Termini. There are some nice restaurants close by, we didn't have to look for a place to eat. The room was adequately furbished, a good double bed, wardrobe, drawers, mini-bar fridge, tv and en suite shower/toilet (very clean).
As some of the reviewers pointed out that the air condition was not working. We just aired the room after coming back to our room in the evening and it wasn't a problem for us, though. Good breakfast- a sellection of Italian rolls to choose from, cereals, fruit juices and very good coffee. Staff were all very friendly and courteous. Some of them spoke good English. Other guests were mostly Italian tourists. For a short stay, we would definately recommand staying here.

Stayed at Cambridge during the first weekend of the month.

Conveniently located near the Termini, found the staff very accommodating on check in.

Room was typical for a small Italian hotel. Was in Rome on business so it met my needs - a comfortable, easily accessible, clean place to lay my head.

The breakfast was also typical of small Italian hotels, if you've stayed in Germany, you'll probably be underwhelmed by the offering, but then again, it's Italy, not Germany.

I would not hesitate to stay Cambridge again.