Lovely hotel, perfect location, a 5 minute walk to the Trevi Fountain which is great.

Absolutely stunning reception area, very classy.

The only down falls were:

We went in the middle of August and were looking forward to chilling with a couple of cocktails on the roof terrace bar but when we got there we were told the roof terrace was closed.

The spa was also closed for the majority of time we were there.

The bar seemed to have run out of everything we tried to order (I tried to order at least 3 cocktails but they did not have the ingredients to make them!).

But to be quite honest this didn't really bother us much, after all, why would we want to go to the most beautiful city in the world just to sit in our hotel!?

Cannot fault the staff, they were very friendly and couldn't do enough for you, they even gave us a free upgrade upon arrival.

All in all, a great place to stay to get the most out of your visit to Rome, I would definately recommend it.

This 5* hotel promises much, from the funky decor to the underground spa on the surface the 5* seem well deserved.

But dig a little deeper and one starts to wonder if those 5*s are just ticks in boxes!

The entrace, bar and dining areas have clearly been heavily invested in! Trendy red colour scheme, art and "hell" as the theme give the hotel a quirky edge. The room? Modern, well done, but not really in keeping with the entrance. The carpet was a little worn, out dated padded wall paper, and a little more attention to detail in the maintenance just make you think that it lacks some love from the staff.

The spa was odd. The wall were so heavily limescaled that it felt like sand paper, and there was a huge number of tiles damaged or missing, though still worth visiting (we went every night!)

Don't get me wrong, 4*s would be well deserved, very plesant ,but for the price one could expect to pay (over £300 a night) you just want that little extra. We got a 1/3 off and a free upgrade when we booked through Expedia, and for this price it was well worth it!

We had a great time, location is great, and facilities are good, but make sure you get a good discount before considering this hotel!

We stayed in this hotel for a weekend break in August. On first glance the hotel looks great. It is located on a nice quiet side street ,but close enough to walk to some of the central sights (Trevi Fountain etc). The lobby looks very high spec and the lounge is well turned out too. We found the staff very helpful on both check-in and check-out. The main problem with this hotel is that as soon as you leave the lobby and exit the lift, you appear to have been transported to a low-end budget hotel. The corridors on the room level look like something from an bog standard 3 star hotel, clean and tidy but not exactly high end. The room itself was not better. The design was basic too say the least. Cheap wooden wardrobes and headboards look completely out of place. Our room has two drawers in the wardrobe that were broken and could not be used while the shower had loose tiles. The rooms however were not the biggest problem we had during our stay. Breakfast (which at least was included in our rate of c.€250 per night) is not worth paying for and I would recommend getting a rate without it included. On both mornings it was cold (scrambled eggs, bacon etc) and soggy. The bread was stale and the toaster didn't work. The other odd thing about this hotel is that fact that we barely saw another guest during our entire stay. I cannot comment on the roof top bar or other facilities as we did not use these. On the whole, if you are looking for a decent hotel in a good location this hotel might be for you, but it is not worth the rates charged and is not high end.....or even boutique level.....very very average.

Well, its in an ideal location. First time in rome and we were able to easily to get to the hotel from the airport. Dont listen to the revies about teh street noise. First off, if you request a window that faces the "back" you have a view of the courtyard... why would you request a few of concrete and a chess set (?) when in rome. it wasn't that loud, chances are your going to be sleeping with the window closed and the AC on, so its a great luxuray to have the option to open the window and a get a few of the city. ITS NOT AS FUNKY AS IT LOOKS. the hubby and I are from NYC, have frequented the boutique hotels and this is not what we were expecting. The furnture was cheap, they have a "loubge room" with these chess tables, but no chess peices to play (ummmm ok). The rooms are execatly what you see on the webiste. I personally dont care too much about space, your in a hotel, your not going to be hosting a dinner party (at least thats our view on things) the furntiure is cheap, there was dust, caprets were dirty, the bathroom was a nice size, it was clean, THEY DONT HAVE CONDITIONER. We booked 3 nights for the price of 2 on expedia (we ended up paying about $300 a nite). THE ROOF TOP BAR was dead. nothing going on in the hotel, and be prepared to droup $25 euros for a cocktail. The positives? its in a great location, near everything. We went to this local retsurant called CANTORI CANTORINI. were big foodies and this was bar far the best meal we have evr had. its a hole in the wall but the past dished weve ever had. no tourists all locals. rome hotels within this price range tend to be somewhat outdated, so i think the hotel is one of the better hotels. we would recommend the hotel if you got it under $250 a nite.