We liked the Pulitzer Rome after our three night stay in Rome. Hotel is close to marconi station - 100 meter away by walking which made romaing the city possible. Area around it is not great though we didnt encounter any issue, except it is certainly lacks any attraction.

Likes: Rooms are clean, new with touch of artistic taste. Bathroom is big /clean with excellent amenities (shower is prefect)- my wife complained that they didnt have a hair conditioner.
Best part is their staff, young , well spoken italian folks(specially Laura) which was instrumental in updating us to a mini suite.
Breakfast was good- nice selection and big room (Breakfast staff were abit rude though).
Check in and out was quick and room service was good
No internet and poor TV channels (few with only 2 English ones) were things we didnt expect from such a new hotel

All in all, a good New hotel in Rome . Would come back again

This is a tough call because the hotel itself is nice, modern, new, decorated very well, all the things I love. However, you are far off the beaten path to go to Rome and the surroundings of the hotel are not the greatest. The walk back to the hotel from the Metro station at night is creepy as it is completely dark and the housing area nearby does not inspire confidence. We were two guys walking back and feeling uneasy, I can only imagine what a woman might have felt like. Actually, I might just advise a woman on her own not to stay at this hotel, I just would say it is not worth it for that reason alone. Once you are at the hotel, it is a very good experience. The rooms are nice, well designed and we even had a large balcony which was nice. There was also a gym which we used every day and appreciated. Breakfast was quite good too. If you find yourself there at dinner time, the hotel restaurant was a ghost town, probably as a result of the prices, but there is a great little neighborhood place nearby, Il Pepperocino or something like that. Again, the walk to get there was a little dodgy, but once you got there is was great, just locals and very fun and full of energy with good food.
The staff, especially Laura, was very nice to us and she even let me use her laptop in the back for a minute or two to print something out, which was nice. It would be better for the hotel to have a computer for guests however. I'm very surprised that a hotel of this caliber does not. All in all, if you are a good traveler and can handle yourself well and don't mind making a trek to a hotel to get a good deal, I would recommend the Pulitzer.

We stayed here at the beginning of September 2008, whilst attending a congress at the Nuove di Fiera centre near the airport.

It cost about 30 Euros to get there by cab from Fiumicino, and be sure to print out the address, as it's new and many cab drivers don't yet know the name.

The hotel only opened a few months ago, and it still looks and feels new, with a high standard of fixures and fittings. The lobby is nice, the staff extremely helpful. They took in courier deliveries for us and stored everything in their offices for our arrival. Check in was a touch slow, but was friendly. The lifts are nice and quite fast.

Rooms are nice - they have single rooms at reasonable prices, helpful for business travellers - as well as double and twin rooms. Some of the rooms have nice balconies. Air con works well. Everything very clean.

Breakfast good - self service and loads of choice.

The meeting room that we booked was excellent - nicely furnished and a good size. The food was good, and staff were helpful about bringing more drinks etc. However - the kitchens are only open until 11pm, and after that it's impossible to get any more drinks or snacks, not even water - we ended up raiding our room minibars for coke, water and crisps when our meeting went on late.

Only one area where they really need to improve - internet and business facilities. The internet is advertised as being fast - it's NOT. It's extremely slow, so you can barely access hotmail, never mind download files or access virtual desktops. And they don't have a business centre, so no photocopier, no printer, no paper, no envelopes, no CD-Rs, nothing - you'll need to take everything you need with you. During normal hours, staff were helpful with providing sellotape and paperclips, but that's about it.

Although I really liked it as a hotel, I'm not sure I'd stay again - the metro stop is 10 mins walk away, so you can get into the city fairly easily (or 15 euros by cab), but you feel really off the beaten track here, so it may not be ideal for tourists. The nearest ATM is a half hour walk away, or in the city. And without good internet, it's not really ideal for business travellers. And it's not especially close to the airports either, so I'm not really sure what clientele it's aiming at.

Excellent Hotel in the Eur district of Rome - Metro Station 50 Yards from Hotel which is perfect for visiting Rome City and attractions.

Hotel is Ultra Modern, and finished to a very high standard. Room was good size very clean and good selection of Toiletries.

Staff extremely friendly and helpful. Cannot recommend this Hotel highly enough.