Very nice structure centrally located. All the staff is very friendly and polite. A special thank to the high, thin blond girl always smiling who has helped us at any time with a unique patience!!

Thank you so much, we will be back.

The Palatine Hill, Forum and Colosseum is 15 minute walk. Rosaria, the manager is very helpful and sweet. The other lady on duty is rude. Breakfast is ok, doesn't vary much each day. Room size is ok for a couple. Matress is saggym with bedmites. Shower door is just halfway, which is common in any hotels in Europe. Floor near the tub gets wet. .
Need your earplugs at night as you can hear the noise of the police and ambulance sirens, which always happens each night. No room service. No restaurants. Restaurants in the neighborhood do not offer good food. Did not feel safe dining out at night in the neighborhood Few street lights down the street. No night life around the neighborhood. Pricey for its location and service. I won't go back there again.

We stayed at the Milton for 3 nights in February, 09. Happy with everything throughout our stay. On arrival reception was very friendly, and gave us a detailed map of the city with all the major attractions. About a 5 minute walk from termini train station (which we took from the airport, took about 25 minutes). About 10 mins walk from the Colosseum and Forum. There is a lot of nice restaurants around this area. Manzoni train station is literally right across the street from the hotel, which takes you to all the major attractions, however we found it quite easy to walk to everything, apart from the Vatican. Perhaps if you visit in the middle of summer it would be pretty hot walking to everything but we had no problem in February, beautiful weather.
You can buy a 24 hour pass for 4 euros if you want to.
Hotel was quite modern, the beds were very comfortable, nice room, bathroom was lovely. Room size was normal. I didnt find it small as a lot of people say about european hotel rooms.
Breakfast was the best we had out of the 6 hotels we stayed in across europe.
Provided everything you could want and was included in the room price.
All in all very pleased, would stay again!

The hotel stands right across the Manzoni Metro station - so if you are coming from the Railway station, take the Line A metro and get off at Manzoni. The colloseum is about a 15 minute walk from the hotel, and that's about the only historical site close to the hotel. One should stay near the Spagna or Barbariana metro stations if you want to be closer to most of historical sites or even the major shopping districts.
The Hotel rooms are nice and comfortable, but they do not have a proper restaurant. One of the bigger halls is used for breakfast in the morning, but for dinner, one has to use the bar which has about 4 tables only. The staff is very helpful though.