The hotel is located just a few minutes from Termini station. You dont have to take a taxi, find a map and you´ll find it.
Its located on a quiet side street amongs alot of other hotels and a few restaurants.
The room was big, bed was comfortable, bathroom was nice and clean. The minibar was not cold but ok.
We stayed on the 5 th floor with a view down the street wich was ok. The breakfast buffe was not the greatest, had no eggs and coffe was awful. Staff was polite.
San remo is located close to all the major attractions like colosseum, The roman forum, Pantheon ect.
Id stay here again.

The best things about this hotel is it's central location to everything that is required i.e. Trains; Metro; buses 5 minute walk along with easy walking distances to any of the main attractions that you want to see in Rome. Connection from the airport to Rome central terminal is 11 euro and takes approx 35 mins if your a single or couple. Taxi's journeys can take up to 2 hours depending on traffic within Rome which was very busy.
The hotel reception is small but the staff are friendly and very helpful and will advice you on the easiest way to get to your location; alougth a good map of the area is recommended (which can be obtained from the counter on reception).
For a grade 3, it's rated about right, as the bathroom and shower were a little worn and in some cases you had to let the hot water run for 5 minutes before it came hot' once hot it was hot :-) The rooms; located over 6 floors; were of a good size and in general clean and tidy. All floors were accessible via a lift, although the lift was small. It also has wheel chair access too which is unusual.
Note: Try and get a room on the upper floor levels as it can be quite noisey outside in the streets adjoining the hotel.
The breakfast was adequate; self service and continental; but the seating arrangement and area was small. Thus you could find yourself waiting if you were late. The bar prices were also good if you wanted to drink inside the hotel, albeit there were many places outside to eat and drink. There were no safe deposit box in the room, but these were located downstairs at reception.
Note: There are plenty of eating facilities within Rome catering for primarily Italian food, but for those that also want to eat tradditional foods like Indian/Chineese/Stakes etc then we found these very limited.

I stayed at San Remo for a week, in business and for a weekend break.
The room was clean and confortable. The shower had some problems, but it worked...
The worst was the breakfast: the orange juice was not orange and the fruit salad mostly had no fresh fruits.
People on the reception are kind and speak english.
You can also use wireless internet paying 8 Euros per hour (!).

I loved this place. It was cheap (by Roman standards) but still had an upscale feel. The rooms were no frills and typically Euro-small, but you're in Rome, so if you're spending much time in the hotel room besides sleeping you're doing something wrong, and they were still perfectably comfortable. The front desk workers are very helpful and speak good English. In the morning they have a great Roman breakfast buffet. By far the best aspect of this hotel is its proximity to transportation. It took us less than 5 minutes to walk to Roma Termini, which is the center of the city's buses, trains, and metro lines. I could walk out the San Remo's front door and be ahywhere in Rome in less than an hour, any of the big tourist spots in 20 minutes. Could not have had a better stay in Rome for the price.