This was an excellent Hotel and the staff were great. This is the second time we have been to Rome and I don't think you can beat the location of this hotel. The reviews speak for themselves and should we go to Rome again we know where we will be stopping

Having read the other reviews on here, this hotel seemed to be the best option for us, once we got there we were definitely not disappointed!! The location was fantastic (literally on the Spanish Steps!), we were walking distance to the most of the main attractions and just 3 stops on the metro from the vatican. The room was better than we'd expected and much larger (don't be fooled by the reviews that say the rooms are small), the bathroom was immaculate and all the little touches made it even better. the rooms were extremely clean and very very comfortable.
All the staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. We had booked an evening flight back and they let us stay in the room for most of the day (even though check-out was earlier). I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone thinking of visiting Rome. I honestly couldn't fault a thing, and would definitely stay there again!

The only thing that put a downer on the trip was our flight back being cancelled, due to the snow, but again the Guest Relations Manager was brilliant and immediately booked us into another room (into Internatiozional Dormus) which was on the 3rd floor, again the room was lovely (slightly smaller than the one downstairs) but nonetheless of the same immaculate condition and cleanliness.

What I would say to anyone going to Rome for the first time is when you do go out to eat check the prices on the menus as one of the cafe's tried to charge us 60 euros for a plate of Spaghettie and an omelette. Eating and drinking is exceptionally expensive (between 6-10 euros for a glass of coke or orange juice). But apart from that, fantastic hotel, and we had a brilliant time!

This was the least expensive hotel and least fancy from our trip to Italy, but it was by far my favorite. The hotel is in a great location. We walked everywhere but to the Vatican.
The hotel was wonderful in their service even before arriving. They made arrangements for transportation from the airport, a vatican tour with a private guide and offered wonderful dinner recommendations for my birthday.
Upon arrival, they met us at the door and took us straight to our room. The room was the quad room with 2 bedrooms and one and a half baths. I can't tell you how clean it was. Just immaculate. Included in the minimal price were robes and slippers. I love slippers in a hotel. We had the room with the balcony overlooking Piazza di Spagna. I quite enjoyed our view.
Although the hotel did not include or have facilities for breakfast, coffee and pastries were just a short walk away.
The only thing missing was perhaps a comfy chair. The only chair in the room was the desk chair.
I would stay here again in a heartbeat.

I went to Rome with my wife and daughter. We made our own travel arrangements so needed a hotel in a central location but not costing the earth. We were quite certain of what we were looking for. Priorities being, location, cleanliness, cost, good reviews and not paying for facilities that we wouldn't use. We certainly hit the target with all of these. The hotel is situated on the first floor of an old but tastefully and classily decorated building. The staff are very pleasant, attentive and obliging. We had the triple room which was right opposite receiption and hardly heard any noise when we went to bed. The room was perfectly adequate and the bathroom, (don't forget I'm travelling with two females), needed to be good and it was better than good. You come out of your hotel door and you are on the street at the bottom of the Spanish Steps and 50 yards away from the Metro. Other major sites are close by within walking distance. One word of caution though and that's be prepared for excessive food and drink prices in restaraunts. Some charging as much as twelve euros for a bottle of local beer. Pizza is as good as anything and McDonalds is cheap enough as often as you can manage it. Travelling in January is great to avoid the crowds and as long as you dress warm you'll be fine. The hotel have big umbrellas that you can take out if it rains. A nice touch I thought. An open top bus tour is about 18 euro for one day and 24 for two and is a great way to get around - hop on and hop on. Pick the red buses. Far more reliable and better equiped than the others.