Excellent location, right near the main train station and underground tube stations. Also walking distance to the Colloseum. The staff are friendly and the hotel is clean. We were initially in a smaller room which was clean and adequate for a city break and the money we paid, but then we were upgraded for free to a superior room which was fantastic! Some things i'd wish someone had told me:-
- There is a lovely authentic italian fish restaurant about 5-10mins from the hotel called da vincenzos. Full of italian people, excellent food and well priced! Jug of wine is 8euros!
- Thats amore (restaurant) - don't be fooled by the look of it, its overpriced, staff are stroppy and food not great.
-Get a metro pass for 3 days - 11 euros, can travel almost everywhere and it includes the buses too.
- I missed it, but alot of people on the plane on the way back were saying how lovely the trevi fountain is at night.
- Vatican museum- There are people selling tours but they work out around 50 euros each which are probably very good but inside the museum you can get an audio guide for 7 euros which is still good if your trying to save money for more wine!

Lovely hotel and would definitly return!enjoy!

Hotle Columbia is a plush, upscale hotel. Although nminaly rated at 3 stars, I considered it to be 4 star quality (my son who lives in Florence agreed). The bed sheets ad towels are high quality and the rooms are impeccably clean (so clean in fact that they frown on taking coffe from the breakfast room to your room).

Location is a short walk from the train station, and in the middle of the town center so all the major attractions are easily accessible. Breakfast is very good and plentful, and is served on the top floor in a bright sunny room.

Although not inexpensive (nothing in Rome is inexpensive), it is a good value in our opinion.

Yes. decent rooms, wonderful staff, and I will be back. I have stayed at the hotel with my husband, and another stay with my sister and son, and 2 friends. Each time it was a lovely experience, e specially for a solo person because you can safely walk to very good restaurants, be very close to the railroad station, the bus station, and be within walking distance to the Colliseum, the Vatican, and other top attractions. The br eakfast served on the roof is wonderful! I have stayed at kuxury hotels in Rome, like the Excelsior on Via Veneto, and for friendliness and comfort, the Columbia is the best.

The Columbia hotel is located quite centrally, 15-20 mins walk from the Colosseum. The stuff were very friendly and the breakfast quite good. The room was quite small and the bed a bit hard but this was all we needed for a short city break. make sure you book restaurants though in advance as they tend to be very busy.