My Husband and i had a really bad time during our stay at this hotel, Firstly on arrival to check in, the reception staff was looking at guns on the computer, not a nice welcoming,
Our room was clean and very basic, the bed was extemelly hard, and the tv control didnt work, The washroom was a nightmare, the shower if you could call it a shower didnt have warm running water, and when flushing the toilet the pipes would make a horrific noise that lasted so long, everyone would have heard it in the building,
We stayed for 2 nights and didnt get much sleep due to very noisy neighbours, and street life banging throughout the night and noise noise noise....
even throughout the daytime going back to the hotel room for a rest was impossible due to construction work next door it sounded like our wall was going to cave in,
Overall a bad experience and i wouldnt recommend this hotel whatsoever,

This was an awful experience. When my wife and I arrived,we had to climb up some steep stairs to the reception, upon when we were escorted out and down the road to an annex , to another buliding.
This turned out to be where we were staying, couldnt see any fire exits or instructions in this dodgy building.
Air conditioning was only available with a remote control which had an extra cost.
Room had just enough space to swing a cat.
Had to make a worthless journey for breakfast in the morning for some bread and coffee.

We (2 adults, 2 teens) stayed at the hotel for 3 nights in a quadruple room. We elected not to get air conditioning for an extra 10 Euro. It was hot but comfortable, however our room looked into the courtyard and things got a little noisy one night due to a party in an adjoining apartment. Not the hotel's fault, but we should have taken the air conditioning and closed the window. Breakfast was very basic, but there are so many places to get food all day long immediately around the hotel and in the train station that it doesn't matter. The room was basic, not new but very clean. The staff was very helpful and the restaurant recommendation (Regina's a few blocks away) was great. This was the cheapest hotel by about 40% in all of Italy (we also stayed in Florence and Venice). The other hotels were a little better (newer rooms and better breakfast), but much more expensive and we didn't come to Italy to spend all of our time in the hotel. I wouldn't hesitate to save a few bucks and stay here again. We didn't find the neighborhood bad at all even though our guidebook said the train station neighborhood was sketchy.

What you see in the pictures is NOT what you get. This was the worst hotel during our trip to Italy (we stayed at 4 different properties within the same price range). The place is dirty, run-down and incredibly noisy. The furniture is falling apart. The bathroom was 100% disgusting - you think twice before getting inside the shower because it is THAT bad. The hotel did seem to have a few remodelled rooms, but they didn't look much better than the rest of the rooms (we checked them out when the rooms were being "cleaned"). Breakfast included 1 stale roll and coffee or juice from a machine. That's it - no fruit, pastries or cold-cuts of any kind. Staff were incredibly rude. If you try to complain, they ARGUE with you and they restart the argument every time you happen to pass by. Something like this would be completely out of the question in any North American/German/Swiss, etc. hotel regardless of the price. Even though the place is adverized as air-conditioned, they charge you extra for the AC (if you agree to pay, you get a remote to your room's AC and there's no way to control the AC without the remote). This place is to be avoided at all costs - a stay at Luciani can spoil your whole vacation!