Hotel Medici is on a quiet side street.

Rooms are comfortable (quadruple share), breakfast selection has pleasant options, hotel staff quite helpful and had good grasp of conversational english

nice surprise of Via Flavia. we ate all our dinners at the restos on VIa Flavia near the hotel (good priced meals, not so touristy), especially that classic italian and the "50's movie-themed" restaurants a few meters from the hotel. The resto (crazy cow, or something) directly front of the hotel was quite forgettable (maybe thats why I forgot the names)

I spent 2 nights at the Medici and booked this hotel directly as it was much cheaper that way (80 + 90 euros for a Thursday and Friday).

It is a pleasant hotel though the single beds are tiny, not 3ft wide as I expect a single to be. Room was dark due to what appears to be fixed shutters, which was a shame as it looked over the attractive patio garden.

Staff were friendly and helpful and were happy to keep our luggage for a few hours after we checked out so we didn't have to lug it to the station.

Breakfast was fine with lots to choose from if you enjoy cereals and sweet buns.

There is a fabulous restaurant round the corner to the right of the hotel and across the street but pop in and book early.

A good central hotel,that you can see the Rome by walking or with a bus,underground etc

Medici is a nice hotel with positive and helpful staff(we had good information and help in other ways too).

We stayed fo 3 nights and have not much to complain about.

The rooms were clean and fine.

We had a nice breakfast with many sweet things(marmelades, juices and sweet bread).

The only thing that we didn't like was noices from a restaurant at the other side of the street(but that is the way it is...i guess).

Another restaurant nearby served great food(and a delicious panna cotta with berries).

Christina