First night, we were given a room that had the sign PRIVATE on it & was located just in corridor next to the breaksfast area... it was underground as well and really near the reception area... result : hardly any sleep since we could hear everyone come back at all hours & woke up really early from hearing people having their breakfast. Had that for 2 nights... got sick of it & asked for another room.

Got given a room upstairs with a FOUL SEWAGE SMELLY bathroom... could not go in it so we asked at the reception and all they could do was give us a industrial strenght deodorizing spray (that apparently shouldn't have been used by untrained people).

In both room, the bed was NOT a double bed but two single beds put together... very uncomfortable & unpractical since they kept moving apart.
There was too much noise , even in second bedroom(could hear all the other rooms flushing their toilets & people next door acting strange).

Only good point was location... but there were loads of other better looking hotels around.. so look for something else.

I DONT RECOMMEND THIS HOTEL AT ALL... VERY BAD VALUE FOR MONEY

This hotel is good for three things - Location, Price and the fact that breakfast was included.

When we first arrived they tried to put us in a room across the street, however it was so small that it looked like a prison cell! So we complained and they gave us a (slightly) better room in the main building. I've heard a few bad things on here about the rooms across the street so try and avoid them! The new room was still tiny and there was only enough floor space to walk around the bed. Having said this it was clean, and the staff were very helpful and friendly.

We found the breakfast buffet fine - cereal/ham/pancetta/pastries etc. Our plan was to eat enough to last us through to teatime so it was great for us! Location was also great - plenty of bars/restaurants in the area and only 10min walk from Colleseum.

To be fair we paid £168 for 3 nights which is not much more than some youth hostels. So if you're on a budget like we were, then it's fine for a base for the city. Just don't expect anything fancy!

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.