I would just like to say it is not geogrpahically impossible without a car as the review before suggested. It is so easy to get to by Rome's transport. I read that review before I went and was nervous as to what I was to expect! But to get in and out of Rome (which I suggest is not done by car) you get a bus to the station (can buy a 3 day 11 euro ticket or 7 day 16 euro ticket) we did the latter. Then a 15 minute train ride in. Im certainly not one for public transport but this was so easy and so regular and the hotel gave us a handout with all the times of the buses and trains. The last train is 22.40 but you can get a taxi from the Termini station to the hotel. It was wonderful to stay in a hotel away from the centre and it was set in the most pretty setting, truly feels a home away from home and Rome can feel small and I felt lucky to be staying slighty away from the centre. The breakfast was so well done, plenty of choice and all of it tasted wonderful. The staff were so friendly and polite and the rooms were huge and well cared for!I will miss the Hotel Eurogarden and hope to go back there soon!!

We stayed 3 days at the Eurogarden in Rome. It is actually not in Rome, it is off the Autopista on the north side of the city.

Perhaps the nicest feature of the Eurogarden is the setting. It is a group of single story attached units in a park like setting among pine trees. Does not seem like you are in Rome at all - - very nice setting.
It is a bit difficult to find. You need to drive on side roads at least for a half mile to get to the hotel. But it is worth the search.

This is best suited for people with a car. In fact, it would be almost impossible to conveniently stay there without a car. Prices are good.
Breakfast was excellent.