We stayed here with our 2 children in a quadruple room. The location was great, we could walk everywhere,but the hotel itself- I would not recommend to anyone who needs to walk when in a room!

We were in a room across the road from the main hotel with our 2 children, no lifts, it was a massive effort to get our bags up all the stairs! No space to store luggage, we put some things under the bed, the rest we had to step over or leave on the bed. Speaking of which, they were so hard I had sore shoulders when sleeping on my side! The rest of the familycould not sleep at all they were so hard!

Dust under the beds, a less than enthusiastic waitress at breakfast and a room that was so small we could barely move leaves me to say that other than a great location this place has no positives about it at all!

Rome is our last destination in Italy and we stayed in this hotel for 2 nights. Overall experience is not good.

Cons -
A hassle to get to our room. We had been allocated a room in the building across the street. 3 keys were required to get to our room. 1st key - to get inside the building. 2nd key - to enter the apartment that had 3 hotel rooms, after climbing 2 flights of stairs and carrying with us heavy luggages. 3rd key - hotel room key. The building houses other permanent stayers aside from the hotel guests.

Room is cramp and the furnitures looked old. Toilet room is separated from the bathing and sink room. Thus not so convenient. Heater is terribly noisy, especially when other occupancies turn on their water tap. Its so unbearable that we tend to wake very early.

Towels were not changed during our 2 nights stay.

Pros -
Nice breakfast, good service from hotel staff.
Near to Cavour train station, near to Colossuem.

We rented a room for 5 people at this hotel and it was large and very clean. The room had a bedroom and another room with a fridge and two more beds in it. The bathroom was small but had a shower and toilet and a non working bidet. The room had an air conditioner that worked well.
Staff was friendly and courteous and was able to handle our special requests (early check out, directions, bag storage).
Location of hotel was great. Short walk to the Colleseum and close to a major road with main bus routes.
Breakfast was tasty and consisted mostly of pastries, yougurt and coffee.
All in all a good experience.

Just returned from a 5 night stay at the Hotel Anfiteatro Flavio in Rome. The hotel is very central, at walking distance from Stazione Termini and from Via Nazzionale (famous for shopping) and Via Cavour. Very close to the Colosseum, which is lovely - beware of the gladiators because they will rip off your money for taking pics with you!! It happened to us, but we soon learnt the lesson and we only took pics with the first pair of gladiators, the rest we left them begging to show us their forces!! And soon we showed them that we were not interested!!
The room at the hotel, even though a bit small, was comfortable and clean, good for us for a short stay. The only thing that I hated was the elevator which is very small and that the towels are changed every 2 days. However, the room is cleaned daily. Breakfast was very good, having rolls, cold cuts, cereals, yoghurts, cakes, coffee, tea, orange juice, etc. Staff at the breakfast area always served us with a smile and staff at the reception desk were very welcoming and helpful.
Eating out is not a problem, since the hotel is surrounded with very good restaurants. Just down the road, on the way to the Colosseum, there is a corner restaurant named 'Wanted' which serves lovely food. And opposite the hotel there is a Gelateria which has delicioussssssss ice-creams with many flavours, try it, you will not regret it believe me! And for all those who love pasta, a good restaurant very close to Fontana Di Trevi, named L'Allegro Pachino at Via dei Crocifieri, 12/13, serves very tasty dishes!
Overall I must say that I definately recommend this hotel, and quite sure that we may be returning in the near future.