totally gross- aside from the prostitutes outside the hotel along with carcasses of domestic animals, the rooms are tiny and definitely not worth the price. in a completely disgusting area of the city.

this hotel was terrible, with the exception of beautiful balconys and views. Rooms are miniscule, dirty, uncleaned, and vile. Any room on the ground floor is basically out of luck. My room had a door connecting to the lobby!! For the shower there was just a drain in the ground, no covering or even a botton to the shower, just a drain, rather hole in the floor. lightbulbs in bathroom never worked. be sure to lock your luggage and keep all items inside your luggage when leaving the room for the day. articles of clothing always went missing and astray. If you do decide to stay check under your mattresses and behind all furniture. They hide clothing so you cant find it and then when you leave the hotel the take the clothes because it isn't technically "stealing" persay. DO NOT STAY HERE! service is extremely rude, unapproachable, and unhelpful, and disrespectful. overall terrible hotel that steals!

First day my tour group was there, four people got stuck in the elevator with their carry-ons. My friends and I(5 people) were stuffed into a room with two twin beds, three cots and four pillows. Our shower shared the same floor as our leaky toilet ,which ran all night like a Jerry Lewis tele-thon. The lights in some rooms flicker for minutes on end before stabilizing. (maybe its a European thing, or maybe its a sign of a death trap). My friend was accused of breaking the circa 1964 desktop computer which was riddled with porn and viruses of alll kinds. We shared a room that connected to a community room that had sliding glass doors that didnt lock and was hidden by a curtain on the inside of our room. The only good thing about this place is that if you miss home, there's a McDonald's just next door, right next to the liquor store and gun store. Felt more like the 9th ward in N.O. than Rome. Do yourself a favor, DONT DO IT!! For the money you spend, pitch in another 60 Euros a night and go somewhere much better. I've seen better days in a Motel Six, at least the light will stay on.

Typical small room - get used to it. Hinges on armoire were broken. Shower curtain smelled. Late at night heard screams in the next room. Through the walls heard voices of 2 women yelling about a big bug on the bed. Breakfast = day old crossants and coffee. After a student tour left, the breakfast added yogurt, juice and fresh rolls and crossants.