The Hotel Bianca was filthy, smelled of stale cigarette smoke and was run by people who looked half dead. The rooms had broken light fixtures, kitchen towels for bath towels and walls that either had peeling wallpaper or were in need of painting. There was a picture on the wall in the hall of a person with hollow eyes holding an owl - the whole place creeped out me and my 3 fellow vacationers. It looks NOTHING like the pics on the website and the only good thing that can be said about this overpriced, rundown and decrepit place is that it is close to Termini Stazzione. Of course that has its difficulties in that the denizens of the area were of seedy character. I can't say enough about NOT STAYING THERE. A few blocks away, and for less money, we moved into a perfectly acceptable hotel - The Fiamma, and were glad for the change.

Thanks to tripadvisor, me and my wife, we decided to spend 2 nights in Hotel Bianca. First we thought that it was a bad choice and we paid a fortune, because the bad smell in the room. But than we saw it had a good location and our room was very large. Bianca is a historic hotel and needs to some renovation. And also, room prices are very expensive in high season in the center of Rome. It's not too bad for young couples and singles.

when august 2006, me and my family went to rome. and stayed at bianca that was very HELPFUL and SIMPLE. because it's near from roma termini. when u are a tourist, u want to go to museum and other famous building, then u have to take a tour bus. and it's in termini. and the other advantages, when u are going to paris or amsterdam, u just go for walk 10 mnts and u are already in train that go to there. simple.. and for food, i recomended, KEBAB. it's beside the hotel.. nicee.. for facilities? so so, but look at the advantages..

I stayed at the Bianca Hotel for 3 nights in Easter 2007, which is High Season for Rome, for the price of 113 euros /night.
A reasonable price for this hotel would be 50 euros maximum for a double room.
The good thing about the hotel is its very central location (Termini Station, metro, buses etc) and the fact that the rooms, though not very clean, are spacious.
The bad things are the following The staff is highly unhelpful although I was speaking to them in Italian. The breakfast was horrendous, the croissants must have been baked at least a decade ago, the breakfast room was not very clean and the whole atmosphere of the hotel pathetic.
I would not recommend this hotel and I would definitely not stay there another time unless I could not find something relatively cheap nearby.
As a conclusion, 113 euros/night for this hotel is far too much........