Just came back from a 4 night stay at Montecitorio. The location was great, within 5-10 minute walk of Trevi fountain, Spanish steps (Spagna Metro station), Pantheon and Piazza Navona. We had a quad and it was on the small side. The bathroom was OK. The room was cleaned everyday. We had a room that was on the side of the street, so you can hear the noise from traffic at night.
Guisseppe, who covers the night shift was really nice, and explained to us the best way to get to the different sites. He even recommended pizzerias and restaurants around the area. There is a piazza, a block away where you can take bus #62 to get to the Vatican. You can also catch a cab from there, back to the airport. It's only 40 Eur.
Breakfast was not included in our stay. This however, was not a problem, since there is a cafe next to the piazza. So every morning, we just buy croissants and pastries before we hit the road.
The location feel safe even past midnight.
The nice thing about the hotel is the free internet access via a provided laptop in the room. There is also a 46" plasma TV, and safe. The bad thing about the place is the free internet, because my teenage kids just wanted to get back to the hotel room instead of hanging out late at the Pantheo
n or Trevi. The airconditioner was good enough. The bed was a bit hard but it never bothered us.
Overall, it was a nice experience, and won't hesitate to stay here again.

I booked this hotel for location, I agree, and I was not disappointed at all with the location. It's really in the heart of historic Rome - 5 minutes from the Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, Spanish Steps and 10 minutes from the Pantheon and maybe a little more to the Vatican.
However, try finding this hotel once you reach the Via Delle Convertite street. There is no sign of this hotel, no board, nothing. It's nested in an apartment-like building, with a 1 inch tag among many other business tags on the door. We were right on Delle Convertite and still could not even guess this was the hotel. No one on the street knew where this hotel was.
Coming to service, I would expect a hotel receptionist in any country to understand basic English. Heck, I've been to the smallest towns in India and they speak English. This guy here could not understand "hot water" or "safe locker". Unbelievable !!! The vending machine is always sold out of water and never replenished.
In hindsight, I should have paid 50 euros more and stayed at a better place, because this place is definitely ont worth the money, even at 120 euros a night. It's ok for a quick stop for 2 maybe, but a big NO-NO for older travellers or families who want a relaxing and rejuvenating stay.

I have just been there in April 2009 for 8 days with my wife and our mothers, so we booked 2 rooms, boths great, clean, just how you see them on their website. The hotel is not on construction anymore, the elevator is working fine, location can't be beaten, no breakfast but there are several restaurants and coffee shops nearby. Staff is speaking english. I had just a minor problem that the laptop in my room couldn't connect to the internet so I asked them for another one and they gave me. Bathrooms clean, vibro-massage shower...I recomend this hotel from all my heart.

stayed at this hotel for 2 nights prior to a cruise. Good location (close to Spanish Steps), updated rooms, good bathrooms.

This hotel no longer serves breakfast. After reading the good reviews of the breakfast it was one of the reasons we chose this hotel. there is a coffee shop across the street that you can buy something in the morning.

the first morning we ran out of hot water in the shower (3 of us) and planned accordingly for the next day. Also, just be warned that the people at the front desk aren't fluent in english (not a problem but something to be aware of). Also it seems like they have put in a new phone system and are still getting used to it.

There are 2 stairwells in the property. You need to go through the courtyard to the back set of stairs to access this hotel. Hotel Parlemento is in the same building.