The hotel is positioned in the very center of old Rome, and in a walking distance to all the major attractions (colloseum, forum, Vatican, all the piazzas, etc.).

The room is very simple, we had to single beds. it is better to ask a room that does not face the main street (Vittorio Emanuel 2). During our stay we recieved a pretty simple breakfast but we always ate outside (starting the morning in campo di fiori market).

The room is very nice and clean, wooden-like floors, IKEA decor, but most important - AIR-CONDITION!!!

The staff is lovely - we had a flight at 23:00 and they let us stay in the room as long as we wanted without asking extra money.

bottom line: great base-station to explore Rome. very good value.

We stayed at the hotel for 2 nights in July. Our experience there was terrible and we will never, ever go there again. The place advertises air conditioning, but THEY SHUT IT OFF AT 10:30 PM. Our room was unbearable at night. The air was working decently until nightime, when we noticed it getting warmer. We sweated through the first night and complained the next morning.

The staff barely knows English, so we had communication problems. They promised us to get the AC fixed, and to get us fans for the room. We were told that evening everything was fine, but surprise, surprise, no AC again. They actually told us the reason: at night they have an automatic switch that turns off the AC compressors. It was so hot and miserable in that hotel.

Then to make matters worse when we checked out, we expected a reduced or free stay. Nope. They wanted to charge us full rate for both nights. This after they admitted they turned off the AC on purpose, but told us we'd have AC. We refused to pay, so they said they'd report us to Immigration and we couldn't leave the country. We kept arguing, and then they threatened to call the police and have us arrested. We finally agreed to pay 75% of the full rate for both nights, and they weren't happy about that rate so they told us "Get your things, get out of here in 10 minutes and we never see you again". So we got kicked out of the hotel.

The place is the most rude, inconsiderate, and miserably hot hotel I've ever been to. Please, consider any other place in Rome before this one.

The hotel was new and very clean. They had Air conditioning (which is rare in Italy.) If you plan to go to Italy in the summer A/C is a must!

The owner was very nice. The staff was also very friendly and willing to help, the guy at the desk sat with me for 15 minuets to help me find sites on the map and explain how to get to them on foot, by bus and/or by tram (he even made copies of the map for us).

The hotel gives you the keys so you can come and go as you please even if the person at the desk is not there to buzz you in to the building.

The breakfast was decent it consisted of milk, coffee, juice, cereal, rolls, cake, croissants, eggs, cheeses, butter, jelly, cucumbers and tomatoes.
(The breakfast is Kosher to whom it may concern)

They take credit cards.

Overall it was a very pleasant experience and we strongly recommend Migdal Palace.