Just got back from a 4 Night stay in Rome with the Hotel Internazionale. We had booked with another hotel but found out it was in a bad area so rebook this hotel through Last Minute.Com. We were not dissappointed. The room was a triple which came with it own private garden, which blew us away it was so nice. The bathroom was clean and modern with bath robe,slippers and all toiletries provided. The customer service was always polite and quick to respond. Every time we came in or out of the hotel we were always greeted with a hello or goodbye. The breakfast was really nice with everything you needed, even bacon and egg if you wanted to pay extra. The location was just perfect, 30 second walk from the Spanish Steps and about 20 min walk to Vatican.On the whole we were extremely pleased with our stay and would highly recommend this hotel to others.

At the top of The Spanish Steps, you'll find Hotel Internazionale, so the location is great. Everything is within walking distance.
The building is old and very charming. Though an "overall" repair is needed as it looks pretty worn out. The place was very clean, our rom was large for a classic double room with a large bathroom and the furniture has an antic look. We had heard that breakfast in Italy is terrible, but at this hotel we were nicely surpriced. There is a large breakfast buffet with anything you'd like.
So if you want a charming place with at great location and a historic touch, hotel Internazionale will be your choice.

Stayed for 4 nights at the Hotel Internazionale and thought it was a perfect location. The staff were friendly and helpful and the breakfast superb with a lot of choice, ie scrambled eggs, bacon, cereals, hams, cheeses, breads, pastries, fruit and also tea, coffee and orange juice. The hotel is about 100 yards from the top of the Spanish Steps. The Trevi Fountain is close too. Although we did not use the metro, there was a stop nearby. It is also not far to catch the sightseeing buses. There were stops for all tour companies. There are numerous restaurants in the vicinity. The only downside was the noise of the traffic as the hotel is on a really busy road, but I can honestly say this was a minor inconvenience as we were usually so tired from sightseeing we fell fast asleep!

We recently returned from a wonderful 3 week self drive holiday around Italy. My daughter booked all our hotels through recommendations on trip advisor, except for Hotel Internazionale(which was recommended by a family friend.) It was the worst experience we have ever had.Honestly we cannot understand how people are actually giving this place good reviews. Our pictures speak a thousand words. The rooms are filthy, stained carpets, water damaged walls, around 30 years worth of dust on the furniture and curtains. Paying 220 euro a night you would expect a moderate place, but seriously this place is the pits. The staff are useless. My husband had a fight with the staff as soon as we got there and demanded a room change. Our initial room was no bigger than a closet, and had no hot water(it took 30 minutes for the hot water to come through in a trickle enough for one person to have a very quick shower). They finally changed us to what they describe as their superior room. Judging by the photos i would hardly call it superior.It borders on backpacker budget. The breakfast is horrible. We contemplated changing hotels but it was our last stop before heading home and we were exhausted. However looking back now, we wished we had changed. There was a gorgeus little hotel around the corner called Hotel Homs, where we would have coffe every morning(and even breakfasts after experiencing the Internazionale's breakfast). We were only there 3 days and the waitress would recognise us and know exactly what we wanted at the Hotel Homs. It is miles ahead of the internationale, and we even enquired about the cost of the room and it would have only been 200 euro.
The bed was broken, we couldnt even move around without the thought that we may fall off.The only small positive is its location right at the top of the spanish steps. We have stayed at some fairly average hotels, but honestly this is by far the worst experience we have ever had.They really tarnish a very nice city. Do yourself a favour and stay away.