Nice hotel with very small rooms out of the center of Rome. Only buses and taxi available to city center. Taxi is about 12-24 € each way. No internet at the hotel or nearby. There are many better hotels in Rome within its price range. Not a good choice.

Booked an extra night at the hotel while waiting to join the Cosmo tour a day later. I would not have minded a small hotel room if it is centrally located but Fleming was out of the way and there was no Metro nearby. Once you put luggages for 2 people, there was hardly any room to move. Overlooks a street that is noisy at night. Breakfast offered reminded me of boarding school food. Lifts are tiny but after 2 weeks on the tour, realised that small old lifts seem to feature a lot in most hotels in Italy. We had a few days at the end of the tour before our flight and we treated ourselves by checking in a real 4 star hotel with modern rooms, amenities and good supply of toiletries.

Family of A. Khan
Malaysia

We spent two nights at the start of the Cosmos Splendors of Italy Tour. Having read prevoius reviews, the hotel was clean and the staff were friendly. My main issue was the noise. These rooms have floors and the walls are paper thin. It is out of the way, but can be reached by taking bus 32 to metro station or a 10 min cab. On the advice of another reviewer, to the left of the hotel, walk down one block and there is a small grocery store where you can stock up on water, fruit etc.... There is a small cafe out front, but in general the hotel is in a residential area. As a woman, I felt safe in the hotel and area . Breakfast offerings were limited. Italians just do not seem to eat alot at breakfast. Get used to ham, buns, cereral, cheese. Overall the hotel would not be my first choice, but it is not the worst either.

we stayed here for 2 nights whilst on the Treasures of Italy Archers tour, and this was by far the best hotel we stayed at. The reception staff were extremely helpful in advising us on how to get public transport into town (which is quite a long journey - 10 minutes on the bus, then 10 minutes on the tube), so we managed to buy tickets and make the connection very easily. There is a nice little bar by the lobby, and the breakfast was good (cold meat, cheese, bread, the usual). There is a full mini bar frige in the rooms. Dont be put off attempting the trip into Rome alone, it cost one euro for a bus ticket (one way) and a euro for the train (one way). Buy your tickets before you travel, rememebr bust tickets are valid only for about 70 minutes after you buy them (and must be inserted intot he machine inside the bus to validate them) but you can keep your train ticket on you all day to use for the return journy - one ticket per journey. You can buy bus tickets from the tobacco shop just by the bus stop round the corner from Hotel Fleming, take the bus all the way to the Vatican where it terminates, follow the signs to the metro ('Ottaviano' station) on foot, buy your ticket from the machine inside the station (all in english and very easy), and hop on the train to 'Spagna', and you'll come out right at the spanish steps, easy and all done in 30-40 minutes. The trains run really late into the evening and are easy to use, so long as you dont dawdle getting on and off as the doors shut really quickly. So if you are on this archers/cosmos tour, how about not paying (quite a lot of money) for the optional evening excursions and doing it yourself for just a few euros, instead sit by the Trevi fountain or have a coffee at the Cafe Greco, or stroll about and people watch by the spanish Steps.