We booked Baileys after looking at several hotel websites for Rome hotels and read lots of reviews. We booked for 3 nights and we were not disappointed. It was quite easy to walk there from the Termini Station (we googled it to get walking directions). Our room was very spacious (305) on the front of the building looking out over Via Flavia. The bathroom, although not big (but ensuites in Rome tend to be small) was well equipped with lots of towels, bathrobes, slippers, toiletries, mirrors and hairdryer. The room was attractive and spacious and the bedding was clean. The breakfast room was bright and airy and very clean with a good choice of cold buffet nicely laid out. The hotel staff were excellent. They spoke very good English and nothing was too much effort. They gave lots of helpful advice on trips, sights, restaurants etc. It was a perfect location away from the hustle and bustle of central Rome, yet within walking distance to the Spanish Steps (15-20 mins), Via Veneto (5 mins), Trevi Fountain (20 mins) and Termini (10 mins). We booked the Rome Tour (Hop on Hop off bus) before we arrived for a two day ticket and a river trip and this worked really well to get around everywhere as the Metro doesn't go through the centre. We were very pleased and would return to Baileys if we visited Rome again.

I don't quite recall which website we booked this hotel from, but we paid for 3 nights and got the 4th free... So money-wise it was a great deal, considering their regular prices seemed steep compared to our 80Euro/night max budget. By the way, anytime you're booking a hotel in Italy, make sure to also try calling them directly or check other booking websites, some will give you much better rates than others...

Back to the hotel... Only complaint (hence 4 stars instead of 5) - for the first night, they'd stuck us in a tiny little double room, which had no windows to the outside world, and hence felt like a cage (I personally feel the need to always have a window) (maybe this was the "free" night). For the latter 3 nights, they moved us to a much nicer proper double room with big windows opening onto the street. This second room was very nice, no complaints, well-furnished, big bathroom, lots of space.

The breakfast was pretty good, not perfect, but they had most things you would expect, plus a few nice simple cakes.

The location was a 10-15 min walk from the train station, so I found it quite convenient. Walking into the "heart of the city", which admittedly for Rome is a rather huge heart, takes about 15-20 mins, but you can get to Via Venneto and other nice places within 10 mins, so I didn't have any major complaints about the location.

The hotel was in good shape, and the rooms clean and well equipped. The staff were friendly, and foremost: the hotel was in a quiet street without much traffic. The only thing that disappointed me was the breakfast - the options were few, unless you like cake for breakfast, of course.

This hotel was in a perfect location to see the city, catch the metro, and enjoy the beauty of Rome. The hotel is beautiful and clean. The webpage is true to it's content. The room we stayed in ( 204) was spacious and clean, the bathroom was the same. Soap, shampoo, and toiletries were provided daily. Bathrobes and slippers and plush towels were a plus. Breakfast daily was plentiful, breads, meats, cheese, yogurt, fruit, coffee and juice was a great start to the day. The staff was very helpful and there was literature about local attractions available. I would take the steps as much as possible, they are beautiful ( and the elevator is a bit small).