This hotel is very convenient to the train station. And, it is just a short walk to the Colloseum. I don't think it is in the best part of town, but I didn't feel unsafe and the convenience was very welcome. The staff were friendly, and helpful. But watch out for the money exchange. We think that one of the staff members tried to cheat us on our exchange. The beds are hard as rocks. And, we saw a roach crawl across our bed. But, we only saw one, so I guess it wasn't too bad. The rooms themselves are a bit older, but ours had a very high ceiling and was very clean (other than the roach). Overall, I would recommend this to a friend. It is a pretty good value for the price.

This hotel is a block from the Termini rail station, which is the hub of all transit in the city regardless of modality. This is a clean, business class hotel, but not 4 star. Would stay here again.

We had a wonderful stay that exceeded our expectations. Somewhat concerned about reviews regarding safety and proximity to Tirmini, nothing to worry about. We walked to Trevi Fountain the first night after a lovely dinner in the hotel dining room. Breakfasts were also great and very filling. Massimo at the front desk was amazingly helpful, we had some problems with our tickets to Florence from the agency we booked with and he went above and beyond what would be expected to help us out. I would absolutely stay in this hotel again. Perfect location for seeing all the sights in Rome.

You will not find a better hotel for the money. Excellent breakfast in a lovely old dining room. The room was clean and comfortable-a tad small -- European style. Stay court side for a very quiet night's sleep. You can't beat the location. We spent ten nights and will stay here again.

As first time travelers to Rome, we had to rely on the reviews about this hotel and others to make our selection. And we struck gold with this hotel. The staff are fantastic and go out of their way to make sure your stay is enjoyable. The hotel is beautiful and well-kept - but leave your ideas about American-style hotels at home. It's an old building with small halls and some oddly shaped rooms. But they are neat, clean and offer every other convenience you would expect in a fine hotel. The bathrooms are GORGEOUS - you are surrounded by marble and tile - and while the beds may not be what we are used to, they are well made with crisp, clean sheets and beautiful bed linens. You can walk to the Coliseum, the Spanish Steps, the Pantheon and Trevi Fountain in just minutes - and you are only one block away from the main train station (Stazione Termini) in Rome. The neighborhood is safe and walkable. The breakfast room is a little cramped and crowded in the morning and the food choices may seem odd to American tastes, but it is a great way to kick-start your day. Avoid the hotel bar for cocktails - MUCH too expensive. You can get a bottle of wine at a local cafe for the price of a glass or two at the hotel bar. Overall - a great place to stay in Rome. We'll certainly be back.