My daughter and I stayed at the Hotel Aberdeen in Rome. This hotel was recommended by Rick Steves. Hotel Aberdeen is located a few blocks from the train station in a relatively quiet street (as Rome goes). The hotel staff was courteous and friendly and went out of their way to make our experience enjoyable. The room was clean and air-conditioned. There was a lift available as well. The hotel is conveniently located to train / subway and bus. The cost of the room was approx $150 Euro, which is reasonable in Rome. My daughter and I both would highly recommend this hotel.

My wife and I stayed one night at Hotel Aberdeen and were pleasantly surpised with the hotel. The location was great, it was a short walk to the Termini station and within walking distances of the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain. The subway station (Republic) was just around the corner and this made it easy to travel to Vatican city and other places in Rome. The staff was helpful and gave us directions and recommendations for food. The breakfast is minimal, but it was just enough to get us going for the day. The room we had was clean and the bed was comfortable. We were on the lobby floor and didn't have any issues with noise.

Very clean and welcoming staff. Breakfast was wonderful and provided plenty of energy for all of our walking.

I needed a hotel for one night in Rome, before going to Perugia by train. I chose an hotel near the station. I was not expecting such a nice hotel.

The only reason I gave 4 stars for the room is that it was rather small. It did not bother me, but might some people. I could not find the elevator to my room, but it was not a problem, my bag was carried up and down the stairs without me having to ask. The hotel is very nicely decorated - lots of marble.

Breakfast was good. The staff very friendly (spoke good English) and helpful.

The hotel was in a very good location for seeing the sites. I highly recomend it.