Hotel may have been nice in the past but not now, paint peeling from walls and ceiling, carpets that may never have been cleaned. Unreliable w-fi service. Surly, unfriendly staff. Location just so-so. Hotwire.com calls this a four star hotel comparable to Hyatt, Marriott and Intercontinental. Not even close! I paid $102 per night for six nights and consider this to be a two star hotel not a four star hotel.

We booked this hotel not knowing what to expect through hotwire.com. When we arrived we got a room with a small balcony facing the street. The rooms are smaller than what you find in a cruise ship. They are clean and adequate for staying . We paid $ 90 per night for a double room. The breakfast is ok, regular continental style. The elevators are very small just for 2 people. You cant fit your luggage ! The bus stop is close by and conveient to go all over Rome. We got a Roma Pass for Euro 23 which covers unlimited bus rides and enterance to 2 museums of your choice.The hotel is fairly clean and convenient with plenty of buses to the terminii station.

My husband and stayed for 4 nights in mid February and paid £60 a night for the 2 of us which included breakfast. I considered this to be very good value.
Location is just outside central Rome but we enjoyed the walking as it enabled us to see the city in a way you can't when using public transport.
The three male receptionists were rather dour.They seemed more interested in searching the internet for budget flights for themselves than seeing to our needs.
Room was smallish and a bit on the shabby side but pillowcases were changed daily which impressed me.Room overlooked a building site on which no work was being carried out during our stay.
I would not rate this as 4 star hotel, more of a 3star but would use it again at such a reasonable price.

A friend and I have just returned from an enjoyable 3 night stay at Hotel Executive. It is a small, clean hotel just outside the centre of Rome approx 15 mins walk to Spanish Steps. Rooms are basic but very clean and adequate for our site seeing trip. The staff were helpful and friendly and most of them spoke English. There is a bus stop just around the corner and you can buy a ticket from the nearby kiosk for 1 euro to get the bus into the centre of Rome or to Termini Station if you prefer not to walk. From Termini Station we got a two day ticket for one of the 'hop on' 'hop off' tourist busses and would recommend this to find your way round the famous sites. Breakfast was pletiful with cereals, fruit, pastries, rolls, ham, cheese and much more to choose from. The bar in the hotel stayed open until 10pm and served snacks and hot drinks as well as alcohol. Overall a comfortable hotel just off the beaten track.