While we only stayed here for one night at the end of our Italy trip before flying home the next morning, our stay was a very nice one.

Room: We had a regular double room with a small balcony you could peek out onto facing the relaxing and beautiful palm-tree filled inner courtyard area of the hotel, as we requested based on some other reviews stating street noise on the other side of the hotel. Our stay was quiet, the room was clean, had the features of a modern hotel room, the breakfast buffet had lots of great options (fruit, breads, meats, cheeses, juices, coffee, tea, etc...), staff helped call for our taxi the next morning and offered other help, the hotel was in a nice location to Trastevere and the river area, and the staff was helpful and friendly. A nice way to end our travels! Everything was as we read and hoped it would be.

A small drawback I would say for this hotel was that it is on the other side of the river from some of the main historic attractions in Rome (ex. Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Colisseum). It is, however, on the side of the Vatican area and just a short walk across the river to the Trastevere area with its many shops and restaurants. There were also many restaurants right nearby the hotel, just a step outside, and also nice piazzas. We walked across the Ponte Sisto bridge, right outside down the street, to the Trastevere neighborhood for lunch and the afternoon, then spending the evening on the same side as the hotel exploring that area and eating dinner on a piazza nearby. We felt safe in these areas and there were lots of other people all around at all the hours we were out.

For our first two nights at the beginning of our trip we stayed at a hotel right near the Pantheon and this hotel seemed a bit more in the heart of Rome than the Ponte Sisto, although, like we said, for the ammenities and overall experience at this hotel we would also gladly stay here again. The location was just slightly different than the first hotel, although very good.

A great stay and we would definitely stay at again.

We stayed four nights at the Hotel Ponte Sisto at the start of a two-week Italian vacation. From the minute we arrived at the hotel we were treated excellently (and I strongly recommend taking advantage of the 55 euro car service from the airport to the hotel--even if we had to wait a few minutes to find the driver). The room, while small (in Italy they're always small), was ready when we checked in at 10 am, and it was clean, quiet (even in the back, over the kitchen), and made up even before we got back from the excellent unlimited buffet breakfast (eggs, meat, cheese, breads, the works). The marble bathroom was also large. The staff is uniformly terrific; someone at the front desk even helped set up our rented cell phone.

It's true that there were only 2 channels of English TV, but that's really all you need. I don't know about wifi or other computer hookups, but it seems like there was free ADSL. Also, the location was fine but could have been more central, or closer to the subway; buses run nearby but they were always packed. Campo di Fiore is close, but really more of a party-scene place. On Saturday night the streets around the hotel had broken beer bottles everywhere. (Ignore the graffiti on the walls outside--it's everywhere in Italy.) It's a 25-minute walk to the Spanish Steps, 15 minutes to ancient Rome, 10 minutes to Piazza Navona; walkable, but make sure to have sturdy shoes. That said, we couldn't find any hotel closer to central Rome with the reviews this one got, even at 230 euro a night, and all the good reviews were true. We'll definitely stay here again when we return to Rome.

This was a perfect hotel in many ways. Yes, small rooms, but very well appointed. Great breakfast that is rarely offered in Europe. They had no problem with a 10 am check-in. A lovely courtyard to relax. LOCATION! You cannot find a quieter hotel so close to the Campo, Trevi and Navonna. Rooms are expensive in Rome, and this one wasn't a fabulous value, but you will not find a better spot. Free wi-fi here will save a few euro and the good news is food and wine are relatively cheap in Rome, so that said, it all works out. I highly recommend this hotel.

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.