We ended up here, only because we got bumped from another hotel, due to another guest's family medical emergency. The room was clean, and the en-suite bath was nice, but A/C was an extra charge, which our original hotel did not request, so we were forced to open the windows. There was a restaurant/bar on the street right below our window and there was constant noise until after 2 am. In addition, the street noise was horrible. Got next to no sleep the entire night. The receptionist was NOT friendly at all and seemed quite put out that we had been sent to them by the other hotel.

Would only stay here again if I got bumped again, or it was the only place available, but it would definitely NOT be in my top ten choices of places to stay.

The better parts:
- the room was clean, clean, clean.
- the situation was good, about 10 minutes of slowly walking from the Termini train station.
- the window was sound proof. When closing, you hardly heard the noise from the street below.
- the bar mentioned somewhere in older reviews, was out of business when we where there, so it was no noice from there :)

The not-so-good parts:
- if you spook English to the staff at the reception, you got only a kind of cold shoulder regarding their responds to you. They gave me short-short sentences, without any polite phrases like "please" or "welcome"... this regards espescially one lady. I tried to be polite and gave her smiles, but she was almost stone cold! The two other ladies at the reception were in some better mood.
- The room we got was in the corner of 3rd floor. The sheet covering the bed was smelling smoke. We could hear the noice in the hallway and from other rooms.
- It was no ventilation in the room. When keep the window closed, you could imaging how it felt :)

As expected:
- the breakfast was pure continental. dont expect any kind of buffe with eggs and bacon.
- the cleaning staff was so polite and nice. The reception staff should learn from them.

We paid EUR 120 per night from 31th March to 3rd. April.
If getting back to Rome, we will try other hotel for a change. If we even come back to Rome then. But that is an other story.

I stayed here for two nights in march, and I cannot complain!

To be honest I paid peanuts to stay here, and the value for money was absolutely spot on, I only paid £32 per night!

The reception staff are fine, if you attempt to speak Italian to them, and if you do a smile will follow!

Ok the breakfast is not great, the coffee was disgusting, but the bread rolls and pastries were very good.

As for the noise? I didn't hear a peep out of anyone or hear anything at all over 2 nights!

This hotel is great if you want to dump your bags and explore Rome (like I did... definitely recommend the pantheon!). If you're looking for a romantic break then obviously you'd choose something more plush, instead of a basic hotel!

Overall, I thought this hotel has very good for what I paid!

this hotel is terrible. we arrived at 11pm, the window of the bedroom was open. when i tried to put the heat on, the hotel manager said that the heat is cut between 11:00 pm and 6AM.
we have been freezing for the 2 days.
it is also very noisy-do not expect to get any sleep afetr 6:30AM
in addition, the reception staff is not very helpful, you have the feeling that you are disturbing them.
not good value for money.