Overall our stay here was very pleasant, the room was comfortable and nice to stay in. Not fancy or anything, but we didn't go to Italy for the room to be honest.
The front desk clerk was a bit sketchy and I don't think he was up to dealing with three giggly girls...
Breakfast was simple, but everyone was very nice.

I do lots of business traveling and I never wrote reviews until today.. The experience at the St. Moritz was simply terrible.

The room was dark, kind of damp and it had a single badly working plug. We were two people with laptops and we had to take turns :-) Yet I don't mind this. It has happened before.

What I couldn't stand was the behaviour of the owner. I got verbally attacked and insulted in the morning by a balding middle-aged guy with a goatie (the owner?), as my business partner was late for breakfast. Can you imagine that?! It was totally surreal.

Finally the guy tried to stop me leaving the hotel grabbing me and shouting, god knows why. I guess it was related to the fact that he wanted both me and my partner to leave at the same time. Hard to tell really. Pretty bad experience when you have to meet a client after half an hour.

Somehow I managed to keep my cool and in the best Italian I could manage I threatened him to call the police. He kept swearing but he let me go. Almost the same happened with my partner half an hour later. He was livid.

Make yourself a favour and don't visit the place. I should have been smarter.. I should have read the other reviews.

We stumbled upon the Hotel St. Moritz when the B&B we were supposed to stay at did not work out. We were satisfied with our room, which was small, but had a TV, phone, and private bathroom. Our room was right off the kitchen, which wasn't optimal, but we were desperate, and it worked out OK for us.

The breakfast was croissant/bread and cappuccino, prepared by a staff. Again, this was sufficient for us.

All of our interactions with the staff were pleasant. Additionally, the location is great; walking distance to Termini Station, the ruins, and Trevi Fountain. The location also seemed safe.

What a terrible experience. The staff at the reception is very rude.
The room itself was terrible furnished, very small and dirty with a terrible smell. The walls were grubby and durty.
The bathroom had hairs on the wall and the floor and were teaming the cockroaches.
the atrocious breakfast consists of rock hard rools, awful jam, terrible coffee and watering orange juice.
Rome was fantastic and i have just returned from there again but there is no way on this earth I would ever recommend this hotel to anyone.