This hotel was really good, especially for the price. It is a bit far from the center of Rome but they offer a free shuttle into town. Or if you have a car, enjoy the Roman driving and go for it! As others have said, it isn't it the nicest area of town, but it's really not bad, either. I recommend Hotel Romulus!

the hotel has a good price, of course. but the room is dusty and the bathroom it´s not so clean (besides very tiny). The staff is gentle, make sure to take the microbus to town and return in time (there´s only ONE bus line to this hotel, it takes 1 hour from the centre, because this bus is 30´/30´). There´s nothing near, and you have to ask the microbus in advance. It´s better spend a little bit and stay near the Rome´s centre, in a hostel. Rome is a city that has a lot of things to see. So, don´t lose time trying to arrive to the hotel. Ah, the decoration is cute and there is internet for free, in a laptop, in the entrance.

we found everything from the location ,to the very professional and friendly care and attention given by all the staff from arriving to departing made us feel welcome and glad to be in such a lovely hotel this was futher improved by the one EURO bus ride into central Rome

Romulus Hotel seemed too good to be true- and it was. At 36 euros a night for a 3 star, we thought we'd struck gold. Cheap it is, but 3 star- questionable. The main problem with this hotel is its profound bleakness. An oddly Soviet exterior- a character-less block- inside, its lobby, hallways and rooms emit a wave of depression. We observed other disconcerted tourists on a budget whispering outside the doors, but alas, the policy is strictly no refunds/no cancellations.

Sitting outside the highway, its in a dismal industrial area with prostitutes on ever corner and absolutely nothing around- no restaurants, shops, grocery, etc, but a quick bus route into Rome, which is convenient. It was somewhat misadvertised, the website stating there is a lovely garden and good restaurant, as well as an airport shuttle (no shuttle). Our window opens onto an empty lot with junk strewn about. The rooms are awfully decorated.

It is cheap, it's not too far outside of Rome but even spending as little time as possible in the hotel, in the end, the savings didn't make up for the depressing atmosphere of the place. If we had spent our whole trip staying in this hotel, it would have ruined it.