After long review-reading here at Trip-Advisor, we finally found this hotel. Our first impression was horrible since, to be frank, the building and the stairs up to the 2nd floor are very old - and you start to expect everything...

We stayed on the third floor with windows to the patio and it was absolutely quiet. The whole 3rd floor seems to be refurbished still with the smell of new carpet and painting. The bathroom was also new. The room itself was normal but at the end in Rome you will spend the whole time outside and just only feel asleep into your bed.

The breakfast was nice with fresh croissant and a very good freshly brewed cappucino. The staff was nice, smiling and helpful. We were happy to have chosen this place for our 4 days in Rome!

My boyfriend and I went to Rome last weekend. Our first impression of Hotel St Moritz was dirty, unfriendly, small and damp smelling, we were shown to our room (which was right by the reception), on entering the room it was tiny and dingy, it had a double bed in it which was like a camp bed and very hard, with black marks on the wall's. The bathroom was relitively clean containing two towels which were more like sheets (very unobsorbant) so luckily we brought our own.

At night time and in the morning the traffic outside was so loud it kept us awake - it was constant, apparently the window's were double glazed but you wouldnt have thought it! Also being so close to reception, the telephone ringing and people talking/shouting didnt help.

In the morning we went to breakfast which consisted of a freezing cold, rock hard boiled egg, some stale bread and a choice of crossaints that were frozen in the middle! Delicious!

The only good thing about this hotel was the location, it was within walking distance to everything. Luckily we found some lovely restaurants and really enjoyed the sightseeing, we are a young lively couple so we stayed out until late both nights so only had to sleep at the hotel, I certainly wouldnt recommend it for a romantic weekend or a family holiday! Next time we will definatly not go lower than 4 stars - even though we were told that 3 stars in Italy was quite good.

Three nights there. my friend wanted to change of room and it was done immediately. Rooms are very nice, with fair space, and shower. Staff is friendly. Breakfast is a little below average (no fresh fruit, just fresh panini, no charcuterie). OK, the elevator is small, but it works, and my room was anyway at first floor, so ... Location excellent. Taxis from Piazza Venezia to hotel are 5 or 6 EUR. Better to take a taxi from Termini, because with a luggage, it is a little too far from the Metro Repubblica. Very clean hotel. We finally had a room with window to the Via Nazionale, but hardly heard any traffic.

Excellent central location with 64 bus stop outside direct to the Vatican.Ten minute walk from Termini station (64 bus). Rue Nazionale is busy so front facing rooms will be noisy though they are double glazed. Room small and in need of decorating but shower/loo/bidet/basin all pristine. Lots of crisp white towels changed daily. Spar opposite for water and necessities at good prices. First floor reception manned 24 hourly so felt our cases were safe on early arrival. Entrance on ground floor manned or admission by bell phone. Staff all friendly and very helpful. Early departure and we still got breakfast.Breakfast a "good" continental one, juice, coffee etc, cereals,yoghurt, various croissants. Pizzeria nearby is AA recommended, popular and good value called Est est est .(Left and left again).