Good choice for the price. It´s a good located hotel, near Termini Station. The hotel is simple, but clean.

My two high school age nephews and I stayed 4 days and it was a superior experience. The staff is extremely gracious and proactive about helping a visitor. Rooms were spacious, quiet, reasonably priced and convenient to the central rail station. Continental breakfast consisted of red orange juice cappucino cereals breads and selection of jams. Iternet acces was a big help planning our excursions. This was my 9th stay in Rome and the best hotel experience so far. I highly recommend to anyone.

We recently stayed at this hotel which was classified as a 3s, but when we got there the sign clearly stated 2s, bad classification by our tour company. We were staying only 1 night there and thank the Lord! We were spending 2 weeks in Italy and this was our first stop.
We were 2 couples traveling with a total of 6 pieces of luggage and when we arrived at the hotel we were greeted with 2 flights of stairs
and no elevator! After we dragged our luggage up the stairs we were greeted by a not so friendly staff. She gave us our room, which was #20, and it was up another flight of stairs with all the pieces of luggage. We booked a quad and once we opened the door we were surprised by 1 full bed, 1 twin and 1 bunk bed, very odd combination.
Upon further investigation we notice that the room was dirty, the multi-colored floor hid most of the dirt but trust me it was there. The walls were white with various black marks all over them, the electric sockets were UNCOVERED which was a definite safety risk, and
then there was the bathroom! The shower curtain was ripped, how much is a new shower curtain! And the ceiling in the bathroom was made out
of some metal mesh material with a huge collection of dust bunnies on
it. We all laughed and said to each other, it is only for one night!
The only good thing about the room was the streets were clean and it was located directly across the street from the train station. It was
rather hot that night so we noticed that there was an air conditioner, however there was no controller. We asked at the front desk and were told that there would be a $10.00 charge? How ever heard of such a thing? After we got the remote for the ac we went up and tried to watch some TV, but the TV didn't work and we didn't bother asking as that was probably another $10.00 charge. The next day we went down for our breakfast with consisted of Cafe, juice, for
food there was croissants, hard toast w/Nutella and some cereal which
looked like it had been in the serving jars for about a year. Upon check out we gave the front desk staff our key and never received a thank you or come again....don't worry we wont! Before we booked the hotel we did look at pictures on the internet,,,,not sure where the pictures were taken but definitely were not in room #20. There was another corridor of rooms that looked like they had been recently remodeled, but based on the front desk staff and the fact that there was no elevator and the cleanliness of our room I would not recommend
staying at this hotel for any long period of time, you can take your chances with a 1 nighter but even that is questionable!

We are in our fifties and were looking for a cheap few days in central Rome at the end of a longer tour of Italy.
For a 2 Star hotel the room was excellent, very clean, air-conditioned and well serviced with a very comfortable bed. The window overlooked a quiet side-street .
Service & front desk excellent.
Breakfast was a narrow range - bread cake, butter, jam, coffee and two cereals, but for a 2 star it was fine.
However, it also seems to double as a hostel for young travellers, with rooms having up to 4 put up beds and a bit of a squeeze. We did the same ourselves once but now do not want the inevitable noise late at night - which in fact we only got the last night when 4 very loud American lads had a loudest talker competition for an hour at 3.30. a.m. " Lemme tell you... my mom...High School....laugh laugh very loud"
I would have very unhappy to have had that every night we were there, but it appeared that generally the young backpackers had been put together elsewhere.
It might be said we should just pay for a 3 star, but no other 2 star hotels we have used in Rome have had this half and half identity, so it is something to be aware of.
However, we enjoyed our stay greatly. Good eating nearby, Termini very near and the area is safe, bright and quiet.