Hubby and I stayed here for 2 nights at the end of a trip to Amalfi Coast and Capri.
LOCATION. The location is absolutely unbeatable--10 min walk to Pantheon, 5 mins to Piazza Navona or Campo dei Fiori or Trastevere, 15 mins walk to Forum/Colosseum. Supermarket right next door for snacks, wine, cold water, and goodies to take home! It IS a lovely oasis--cool and quiet, with an attractive courtyard.
ROOM. But for E240 a night, the most expensive place we stayed in by almost 100 Euros, we were disappointed in our room. Everything was luxurious, but the room was so tiny there was barely enough room to walk around the bed without turning sideways (we're average sized people, BTW). The bathroom was all marble and very luxe, but I literally (though we decided not to take a photo of this) sat on the toilet with one foot well into the shower, the other foot on the sink, and my knee in the bidet. Seriously.
When we checked in, the attendant said he was giving us a room with a lovely courtyard view. We had a balcony, but it was the roof of the building below, separated with iron railing between four rooms--and one of the balconies ran the length of the others, blocking the other three rooms from having a view of anything other than some attractive rooftops and windows. And water poured down from the rooftop onto the balcony next to ours--though there was no rain--kinda wierd. Also, starting at 7 am on Sunday morning, the maid was vacuuming the hallway and moving furniture overhead loudly enough to wake up my hubby, who sleeps like the dead. He even called to complain.
VALUE. Our traveling companions stayed near the train station at a hotel E100 cheaper that wasn't as luxurious, and not the same location, but the room was comfortable and sounded about the same size as ours. It's up to you as to how important location is: if I could find a lesser priced hotel in this same area, I'd stay there in a heartbeat. We only had one full day in Rome, and wanted to maximize our time by staying in a central location.
FOOD. The breakfast was enormous--yogurt, eggs, sausage, fruit, cappuccino/espresso to order, etc, etc. Very nice quality. Ate at L'Insalata Ricca (a Roman chain)--great selection and really good food--and super cheap! Also ate at Sacro e Profano, in a converted church near Trevi Fountain--excellent. And I highly recommend the olives at the supermarket next door.

Our family of four stayed here during May and loved the Hotel. It is in the perfect location which offers about a 25 minute walk to St. Peters and within walking distance to the Coleseum, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Spanish steps etc. The two rooms that we had were excellent and always immaculate and comfortable. The buffet breakfast in the courtyard was perfect and offered hot dishes as well as the traditional European fare. The staff accomodated our every wish and even stored our four large suitcases on our departure day. Everything was 5 star and I would wholly recommend this hotel for your trip to Rome. The only drawback would be that the streets surrounding the hotel are lined with garbage and grafitti as most are in Rome although once you enter the Hotel you are in an Oasis.

The location is a 2 minute walk from the collegey Trastevere area & about a 15 minute walk from the Vatican. We walked everywhere in Rome from the hotel & were always happy to come back to relax. The rooms were small but clean, with beautiful bathrooms. No pay per view movies to order on the TV, though, so if you only speak English you're out of luck except for CNN news, BBC news & Sky News. There's a very nice bar off the lobby & a really lovely courtyard that you can sit in & just relax. The hotel is on a little side street that doesn't look like much, but when you get into the lobby, it's very pretty. The breakfast was a large buffet - very nice! The staff was helpful. When you get tired of the excellent Italian food that's all around you, try the Indian restaurant that's 1 block away - it was simple but delicious.

This is a splendid hotel with a great location within walking distance of many sights/attractions in Rome. The place is very clean and modern, and the staff was top notch professional, efficient, and friendly. The central courtyard is charming, and there is also a nice little bar off the dining room if you want a quick drink before you go out. Breakfast is outstanding, with every choice you can imagine, and there is a great wait staff that is very friendly and attentive. I did not feel like bringing my laptop with me so there was a computer in the lower lobby to for email and other internet access. The rooms are small as you would expect, but very clean and modern. I would definitely stay here again, and I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a nice hotel with a perfect location.