Nicely refurbished and close to train station. Air conditioner did not work. Extremely small room but quiet. Our friends had a larger room on the street but it was noisy.Despite offering a 10% discount for cash payments on their website when we arrived we were told this only applied to 3 night stays. Not good value for money.

Price paid per night: 85 euros
Would I stay again for the price? Yes
Would I recommend it for the price? Yes
The good:
- location, if you are arriving and departing Rome by train
- staff, very friendly and helpful, especially Raoul (sp?) at check in
- new air con which is very effective
- strong shower is nice sized bathroom
- comfortable bed
- nice breakfast
- good security
The bad:
- nothing

We arrived on a Sunday night and went to the hotel based on location near the train station and Trip Advisor recommendations. We haggled for price and got a room for 85 euros for 2 nights, prepaid. Unfortunately they had nothing for our last 2 nights and this is the risk with not pre-booking (but then you pay more). The hotel renovation 2 years ago was clearly excellent and everything is new, modern, clean and works well. The bed and air conditioning (it was over 30 degrees of heat each day we were there) were particularly nice. The breakfast is quite good and served in a comfortable area. They have a computer for guest use in the lobby but its much more expensive than the internet points around the corner (which have no air con however).

We stayed here for 5 nights in May and were very happy with the hotel. Staff are friendly and efficient, especially Raul and Rhodora. Our room 605 with street-facing window in annexe (triple room) was very clean and comfortable, if a little small for 3 adults, but we managed. Our fridge wasn't working at first but was fixed the next day. The breakfast was very good with plenty to choose from. The hotel was very close to the station and we walked just about everywhere or caught Metro for day at the Vatican. The only problems we had were a leaky (very small) shower and an air conditioner which turned itself on randomly through the night to the lowest setting so I woke up freezing - couldn't seem to get that sorted out for the 5 nights. Would highly recommend Yes Hotel to anyone wanting to be close to the station.

We stayed in the Yes Hotel for four nights in our first trip to Rome. We picked this hotel due to its consistently high rating on Tripadvisor and in general we were not disappointed. The hotel is only a few minutes walk from Termini station and very easy to find (I had located it using Google Streeview in advance). The reception staff were very friendly and helpful and spoke good English.

The room was small, but adequate. Bed was large and comfortable. There was a new flat screen TV including some English language news channels (BBC News 24 and CNN). There was a fridge, which was useful for cooling bottles of water (the temperature was 32 degrees celcius outside). The room included a modern quiet air conditiion unit that was so efficient that I got quite cold on the first night and had to swtich it off!

Breakfast was adequate. Consisting of croissants (iced!), bread/toast, cold meats, cheeses, cerials, fresh fruit and yogurt. The coffee was undrinkable, but tea was OK.

Being close to Termini station, access to all the main sites was easy. We purchased a three day "Roma pass", which includes unrestricted travel on the metro and buses and free admission to two state-run museums or other attraction (such as the Collesium). As the hotel has no resturant it is necessary to eat out, but there are numerous good resturants. I would recommend the La Famiglia on the Via Gaeta, which is only a few minutes walk (we went here twice).