My wife and I had a very enjoyable stay at this hotel 20/23 March 2009. The staff were very friendly and helpful and spoke excellent english. Lovely breakfast on roof terrace kept us going all day. The metro is only over the road and easy to use buy the three day pass. You can walk to most things but it is about half hour to first attraction. Tour buses and taxis expensive and you will see much more on foot. The rooms vwere very clean and nicely furnished but standards a bit small, we upgarded to delux room 305 very well worth the extra. Will stay here again and recommend 100%.

This was an excellent hotel if a little out of the centre. The staff were very helpful and the room and shower were of a reasonable size and comfortable. The breakfast was first class. All in all we were very satisfied.

Our stay here was great. I totally loved our room - we booked one of the "Smart rooms" and, though I don't know what the regular rooms are like, these are amazing. Totally beautiful rooms (see pics). The bathroom also had marble tiles, and the tub has jets! There is also a bar fridge, TV, and air conditioning that works great. I found the rooms to be nice and quiet as well. Just loved it.

This hotel is away from central Rome, but once you find out how easy it is to take the subway, you'll be happy you stayed here instead of the hustle and bustle of downtown. The subway is a couple minutes to walk to, and it is VERY easy to get downtown. Just ask the people at the front desk where to find the station nearby, and where you need to get off. We kept getting off at the Colosseum, then hopping on the tour busses that took us all around town. You can buy passes on these tour busses, and you'll get to see everything and can hop on and off whenever.

The breakfasts here are absolutely excellent, and are served on a lovely covered patio outside on the top floor. You get some nice views of the surrounding neighborhood from up here. I really enjoyed breakfasts here - they had one of the best buffets that we saw at any accomodation while in Italy.

You can access Internet here for a small fee. There is also a small bar downstairs in the lobby area where you can sit and have a drink.

I found most of the staff to be very friendly, with exception of an older woman at the front who didn't look too happy to be there. But the others were very friendly and always glad to help with anything. They all speak excellent english as well.

I would recommend this hotel.

We stayed in Villa Morgagni for 4 days in September. We had a good deal via Venere.com so it was a reasonable choice before we go. I'd read all the reviews before we left and agree with all the good points. Reception kind and friendly, very helpful. We didn't eat around the hotel but there is a small cafe just round the corner on via treviso, 3 tables outside on the pavement nothing fancy. Good coffee for 70 cents, cappucino for 90 cents. It's lovely in shade and you feel you are in "real" Rome which is a hard find in tourist oriented central Rome. Now back to Hotel; the rooms are lovely, so are the bathrooms. Walls are covered with fabric and everywhere is increadibly clean. Breakfast on the terrace is wonderful and yes you need to ask for "Italian coffee" or cappucino. American coffee they keep on the table is not very nice. Breakfast was varied with pastry and fruits.
Hotel is very close to a metro station and you can stopover at Termini station on the way for whatever you need, any time of the day.
Good walking shoes and Rome Pass are essential if you are staying more than a day.
Don't think twice before booking this hotel if you are after informal comfort, easy to reach location and taste of the real city.