The only good thing about the hotel was it's location. Stayed three nights and had two different rooms. They both had mold in them and the first you couldn't even get your suitcase in. It had a corner shower with lots of mold and the towels were even rotted. The second one was better but for $217.00 a night you can do better. This is the worse hotel I have ever stayed in in Europe.

This hotel was in an excellent position for sightseeing. It was only a couple of minutes walk from Termini from which it is easy to get to any of the major attractions in Rome. The rooms were quite small, but 3 of us shared a room and it was adequate (with all there is to see who spends much time in the room anyway!). The bathroom was a bit of a problem, with no shower curtain but it was easily remedied by pointing the spray towards the back of the bath. Breakfast was fine- a little boring but filling and the coffee was nice. The staff were very helpful and pleasant. All in all a very nice stay.

I booked this trip to Rome for my Husbands birthday. After reading some of the reviews, I wondered if I had done the right thing. When we arrived we were pleasantly surprised. The hotel was clean and spacious and yes the rooms were on the small side but the time we spent in them it didnt matter. The staff were pleasant and helpful. Some people complained that there was no shower curtain but that's Italy!! Turn the shower head inwards and theres no problem!!!. Very centrally located within walking distance to the main sites. Pavement cafes and bars 2 minutes across the road from the hotel. We would definately go back.

After pointing our travel agent to this hotel based on other TripAdvisor reviews, I have to say we weren't disappointed with this hotel at all. The location, two short blocks from the Roma Termini station, makes it very convenient to hop the Metro or bus to visit any location in the city.

The rooms were on the smallish side, but our family of four were not interested in anything but a place to sleep and get cleaned up. The main bed were twins stuck together, with two cots on the outer edges of the room for our kids. All of the mattresses were firm, and comfortable. The air conditioning worked well, and our room had a window that could easily open and let fresh air in.

Americans who don't travel to Europe much might be thrown off by the lack of shower curtain in the bathroom, or the fact that there doesn't seem to be washcloths in Italy. But we don't blame the hotel; this is a cultural thing.

The breakfast was typically Italian continental and decent. The staff was helpful, but sometimes a little too busy to answer questions in detail.

Bonus features: there's a laundromat (not self-service) around the corner from this hotel, and try the Trattatoria Gemma alla Lupa around the other corner. It's cash only, but the quattro frommage pizza is excellent.

If we visit Rome again, we will stay here.