We stayed here on our last 2 nights in Rome after spending several weeks traveling. The staff weren't that friendly. The room was nice size but the bed was so hard and if we wanted the a/c had to pay extra. We were right above a pub so if you wanted to be cool you had to have the window open and the noise from down stairs was loud and went to early in the morning. The breakfast was probably the worst we have had in 4 weeks. The location is great as it is fairly close to the terminii but there are much better hotels. Also Rome becomes expensive in September.

Really nice hotel, spotless clean, refresh, bathroom was really clean and restored, the room 208 has a perfect view of palms and trees, not easy to find at Europe and in a small hotel.
Excellent location in the correct side from Roma Termini Station, you can choose the Metro for all Major atractions, even you can walk.
Nice and not expensive restaurants near the hotel, very safe place as I was traveling along, I walk at night and no problem , quiet.
Special thanks to DIMITRI, very nice person who take care of my reservation as I was calling late at night from Madrid, he did everything to find a room for me.
I would be back in my next visit to Rome.
Don't agree with other reviews the hotel it's really nice and very very clean and spotless.

hotel locks all doors after 11pm and we had to ring to get back in. the staff was extremely difficult and the brochure from were we booked our hotel did not tell us that the a/c was extra, they said it was included in their price. 2 tiny beds and so close together that it was difficult to sleep. no internet connection even thought it was requested and paid for.

do not go there

The WC in our room would not flush so we told reception. They said it DID work but needed pushing several times. As it was jammed there was no way it could be pressed anyway. As we still couldn't use it we asked for a different room but were told the hotel was full so that was impossible. We stood on the WC and reached up to the cistern to pull the valve inside it. Reception said it was NOT broken but difficult to use, lots of people had difficulty with it. My suggestion that they get it fixed was met with a shrug. The coffee at breakfast is instant - incredible in Rome and you get a basket dumped on your table with one roll and one croissant. We asked to use the internet to check in for our flights and were asked to return in 10 minutes. When we did, the receptionist said we must have turned the phone off in our room as she had tried to ring us to say she couldn't get a connecttion. We stayed at the Stella because I stayed there for one night last year,and there was exactly the same story with their computer then - the power "keeps cutting out." I suggested they get a maintenance man in to fix the WC and internet but it was as if I had been speaking Martian. There is a club underneath the hotel with loud music but this did not bother us. However, the people in the next room were having a party well after midnight so I rang reception but they said they could do nothing about it as they could not leave the desk.. We asked for an alarm call in the morning after checking that the phone ringer WAS turned on, but did not receive one.
True, this hotel is only 10 minutes from the station (but in the wrong direction for ALL sights),, and it is only 100 Euros a night but when you add in the cost of a decent breakfast (or even just decent coffee) somewhere else, and the annoyance caused by the broken WC and their refusal to do anything about it, the the trek to an internet cafe and the noisy neighbours, it just isn't worth it. This is the first time I've complained about anywhere as you tend to think "Oh well, that's the way it is here," but they need to smarten up their act. Disappointing.