Stayed at the hotel with a group of friends over the Wales V Italy Rugby weekend. The hotel is advertised as a 4* but is more like a 3* the rooms are a bit basic with good toiletries and clean towels every day. The breakfast was adequet with croissants meats and Cheeses together with scrambled eggsand suspect Bacon and sausages.
There is major refurbishment going on on the 7th floor. This didnt effect me but some of our party stayed on the 6th floor and were woken by the workmen starting at 7am in the rooms above.
The hotel is in a good location literally 100meters from the rear of the main termini station. Go out of the station turnleft and it is on your right. There are plenty of bars and restaurants in the area and the sightseeing Roma hop on, hop off tourist bus stops right outside the Hotel.

Ideal location immediately beside Termini Station however the hotel was not as advertised on the website. It claims to be 4 star however is more likened to a 2 star. "American Buffet Breakfast" consisted of the usual continental style offerings plus scrambled egg (lukewarm) and bacon (undercooked). I ate in the hotel restaurant (or actually the bar as the restaurant was closed) and the food was awful - main course was stone cold which I returned. Reception staff were brusque - I waited 4 minutes for my room key while the member of staff made a personal call on his mobile. The first room I was given was pretty dismal however I managed to change rooms due to the next door room on the second floor being under construction hence filling the corridor and my room with dust. I stayed in the sister hotel on my last visit which was of a higher standard. Please don't stay here unless you are doing so only for the location.

We actually had a great stay at this hotel compared to some other reviews. We liked our room, the bed was comfortable, the tub/shower was large, we were at the back and there was no city noise at all. We enjoyed the breakfast, one of the biggest and best of the continental breakfasts that we had on our stay throughout different cities in Italy. The front desk staff wasn't the most friendly or most helpful, but no one in Italy seemed to be overly friendly.

The location was great too. It was easy to hop on city transit and make your way anywhere throughout the city. There were also good places to eat nearby.

Overall we really enjoyed our stay here.

I just stood at Royal (?) Santina for three days, to attent a workshop nearby. The hotel is very conveniently located, indeed, a fewsteps from the Rome main train station and hence from the Leonardo Express to/ from the airport.

Reception is more or less OK, but understaffed. Be prepared to queue for a while if several persons check out at the same time. Nothing but perhaps the large entrance hall is royal there ansrather looks medium to low class. My single bed room was small, and only with a shower. Few power plugs (I had to disconnect the TV to connect my laptop).

And, yikes, the aircon was out of order in all the hotel during the 3 days and nights(!) of my stay, while the weather waswarn and heavy. Sheer fun.

WiFi is overcharged, but that is usual in many hotels.

Breakfast buffet was a modest average, nothing exciting there. Usual industrial stuff, for instance when it comes to the scrambled eggs.

I would rate this as a decent well-located 2 stars hotel.