The one room was sparse, very old and the blinds did not work, one power point that worked, no air cond, tiny shared bathroom.
Breakfast was warm bread rolls and jam.
We were pleased with the staff and the hotel was certainly central Rome, with ease of transport and close to all shops, all transport and attractions.
We did not see other accomodation in Rome as we were only there for 5 days and were busy all the time. But compared to other european cities we visited this Rome accomodation was not value for money, maybe it was OK for Rome. Be careful to look carefully at the hotel pictures and read all blurb from the hotel before you book and maybe you won't be dissapointed.

What an experience ! It says a 2* hotel but I would of said 1* . You have to go up an old lift to the 3rd floor. The room was very very basic and you have to share a bathroom. The breakfast was a roll with butter and some sweet juice. I would definately not stay here again, but on the upside it was clean, fantastic location and the staff were pleasant.

he location was very good. However, the rooms desperately need decorating - doesn't look like it's been done since WW2. Wallpaper peeling off the walls, doors flakey and splitting, horse hair coming out of the base of the bed which was held together with sellotape. Booked en-suite but found only a shower and sink, the toilet was down the hall. The rooms were also advertised as having a mini-bar which 2 didn't, and we booked 3 rooms for 9 ladies between 60-70 years old to find the bathroom door wouldn't close in one of them.
After the manager claimed to be unable to give us a room with a toilet due to "plumbing problems" (we heard him say this to several other people)he eventually consented to give us 60 euros off the total price.
The breakfast was very bland and the coffee looked and tasted like mud.
Definitely not worth over £1,000 for 3 rooms/3 nights, without question the worst hotel I've ever stayed in and would beg anyone to give this place a wide berth.

We stayed at this hotel for 3 nights in Oct. Rate was €110 per night which is an ok price for Rome. The woman at "reception" had no english so we got by with the little Italian we had. We had booked a room with a bathroom and found that while we had a shower and sink in our room we had no toilet! The toilet was down the hall. This toilet also had a shower for other guests so sometimes you were waiting to use the toilet while someone was having a shower. I found this very irritating, they should have said that our room had no toilet in it in advance. The room was extremely spacious, with charming old furniture. However, the beds were really soft and old, quite uncomfortable really. We were woken up every morning by someone clattering dishes around at 7.30 in the morning in the kitchen.
We had a fan in the bathroom that growled and grumbled and made lots of noise when switched on.
Breakfast was included in the price altho on 2 occasions when we went to have breakfast all 3 tables were full so what could we do, we were hungry so we had breaksfast out every morning.
On the upside, it does have a great location right beside Via Nazionale, Republica, and 5 min walk to Termini station.
If you'r not fussy at all book it.