Good hotel with a central location near Barberini metro station (good connections to Termini etc.). The area (financial district) where the hotel is situated is perhaps not the most exciting in Rome but it's quiet (relatively speaking) and safe. The room was basic but clean and the staff helpful and friendly. The breakfast was served on a roof terrace which had a nice view over the neighbouring rooftops. The breakfast in itself was ok, typically Italian, so don't expect a huge buffet.

Small hotel on quiet side street near busier Piazza Barberini and 15 min walk to Fontana di Trevi. Restaurants and shops are nearby, but look for Internet in other neighorhoods.. Room was typical
European size (small for american standards), but it was all we needed. Our room had a separate room for the toilet and bidet, instead of in the bathroom. A small tv was located in the closet.

Breakfast was served on the top floor on their outside rooftop patio. There are only 3 tables outside so we ate inside once when it was at a busier time. The breakfast lady was very nice and helpful. Only a few slices of bread and cereal, no cheeses/meats or American breakfast.

The location of this hotel was perfect. It was within easy walking distance of the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon and Spanish Steps and with the metro being at the bottom of the road it was a short underground ride to the Vatican and the Colloseum.
The reception staff were very helpful and always pleasant.
The rooms were clean and plenty big enough. We stayed in 102 which as mentioned by some others has an 'odour' coming from the bathroom. As the room was mainly a base this didn't bother us too much. Also a spray of deoderant cleared it quite quickly.
The rest of our party stayed on upper floors and had no such problem.
The breakfast was pleasant with options of croissants, rolls, cereal and yoghurt, with tea/coffee and juice. Breakfast can be eaten on the balcony or indoors, and the walk up to the top floor certainly wakes you up for the day ahead!
We also made the most of the top floor balcony for illicit evening drinks! There is no serving bar, however the nearby supermarkets selling Peroni at ~£1 for a pint was much cheaper than the local bars!
Would definitely stay there again, just avoiding room 102.

I'm almost reluctant to review this hotel as it's such a hidden gem I want to keep it all to myself!

This was my third visit to Rome and the previous two hotels that I'd stayed at were both average. This time we were taking my parents along too, one of whom has a disabilty so that was an additional consideration. Therefore we needed a good hotel that was within touching distance of at least some of the sights. After much searching I eventyally settled on this hotel and I was very glad that I did.

There is a small foyer entrance to the hotel and you could walk past it without even realising that it was there. Check in was efficient and friendly. Acess to our rooms on the third floor was either by stairs or lift.

The rooms were fine, clean and tidy with plenty of storage space and comfortable beds. Continental breakfast was great, quite simple but very good. All the staff that we encountered were lovely.

However, probably the best part about the hotel was it's location, it cannot be beaten. It's no more than a couple of minutes walk from the Barbareni Metro stop. From here you can go to the Colloseum or The Vatican and everywhere in between. The Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain are about ten minutes away from the Hotel, and there are plenty of good restaurants within walking distance.

I will definitely return to this hotel :-)