After staying at the Villa Pamphili (see my other review) me and my husband for business, we moved hotel for our privat stay at Rome.
We were adviced this hotel by a travel agent. Due to lack of time I was not able to check this site for reviews, but...below my findings.

The hotel is the 3-star rating worth. Eventhough everything is extremely small (especially the shower, which caused many laughs by us) it was all clean, simpel and it was all there.
shower, toilet, sink, bed, closet, tv etc...

However...it was very noisy so hard to sleep. Also the TV does not really work and has none of the international networks on. Also NO internet in the rooms. Futhermore breakfast is a joke. You only get from everything 1. (1 croissant, 2 slices of bread with only jam, 1 drink and coffee) so if you are a big eater...then this definetely won't do.

Furthermore the people were very helpful and friendly. Also the hotel has a very nice Cafeterria where we hang out and had our extra breakfast :-) .....however they close at 8 pm...so you can't hang here.

Location is perfect, walking distance from the Colleseum and the Forum!

But...i won't stay here again. It was all ok...but not worth the money.

This hotel is small and just a few blocks from the Colosseum and a metro station. When I say small I mean really small. I'm a 6'2" american weighing in at 220lbs and my main problem with this hotel is it's bath rooms - they are literally water closets. I first stayed in a room with a tub - probably 3 shoulder widths by two shoulder widths (you'll soon see why I use shoulder widths for measurement-the kind the tailer would measure and nothing extra). BUT this tub had a hug graduated step right in the middle of it. I think it was meant for you to take a shower while sitting down. I dreamt the same night on my rock hard bed and thin slice of pillow that I would die in the same bathroom having accidently slipped. The next day I switched rooms and got a regular shower with a rigid sliding curtain. Now this one was 1.5 shoulder widths long by 1 shoulder width wide. The water handle control was right where my tummy was and I had to make sure I didn't breathe in deeply or I would shut off the water! To lather up I had to turn off the water, open the rigid curtain and turn around. For 160 euros a night I find myself in the shower adventure of a lifetime. On a positive note they provide breakfast in the morning but all it is is dry croissant, bread, toast, and whatever coffee you like. (The coffee in Italy is awesome, and applies here also). If I wasn't staying with family I'd check into a hostel or maybe re-budget and get a better place. This place isn't for big people like me or even people half my size - you really have to be a midget to enjoy this place.

a fine stay. regular clean room, nice staff, good location. Close to the train station and 30m drive from the airport.