“Good price, just mind the traffic”

It is a good option for the price it had. Just be aware that during peak hours of traffic you will need at least 30 minutes to the old city.

“Great for Access to Rome”

Hotel is north of Rome about a 17 euro cab fare from the main train terminal. The city bus is cheap (1 euro per ride or less) runs close to this hotel and is very easy to navigate once the hotel gives you the sheet of which buses go where. Breakfast each morning was fantastic! Front Desk staff helpful. Wi Fi was available for free, but bring your electricity adapter because hotel only provides europe outlets.

“It's very very nice, but far”

I would stay again, but note that the hotel is far from the center of Rome. Well, it's even far from outside the center of Rome. Room was beautiful though, breakfast was really good and thae tub could be used as a jacuzzi 'cause it had the jets. Didn't have to share bathroom, so that was awesome (last time I stayed in Rome the shower was in the hallway). In general, I was very satisfied, it was just a bit far (not impossible though, buses running all the time really close to the hotel).

“Great, Great, Great.”

Great Hotel. The people are very friendly and helpful not only with hotel things but with transportation, restaurants in the area and tourist attractions. I was pleasantly surprised after spending so much money in London and not getting half the service we got here. The included breakfast is very good. If you are the kind of traveler that dose not like interacting with the locals, this may not be the place for you. The bus stop is a block away and bus #60 will take you into the heart of Rome in 15 minutes. Enjoy traveling like a local and taking in the city as it passes you by on the bus. There is a nice restaurant a block away and the hotel staff will be happy to make reservations for you (we actually arrived at 11pm and they were waiting for us at the restaurant). All in all this is by far one of the best hotels I have stayed at in Europe, especially for the price. 5 star service for a 2 star price.

“Beautiful, quiet and comfy!”

The hotel is just a 15min. bus ride from the train station. And about 20 min to the ruins. The staff was very helpful and extremely nice. The breakfast staff and breakfast were great also. Our room and bathroom were good sized. We had a corner room so we had a great veiw of the city from two sides. I definitely would recommend this hotel! Oh ya, we had air conditioning!

“Lovely hotel outside city”

We stayed 3 nights and found it a welcome escape from the bustle of the city. The staff were terrific, especially the bellman/barman named Tizziano. There's a rooftop solarium with a jacuzzi (warmish water), which we enjoyed after a busy day of sightseeing. The rooms were clean, beds firm and bathrooms large for this type of hotel. The air conditioning worked perfectly. The breakfast buffet could have benefitted from some fruit and eggs, but otherwise it was fine (bread and rolls, cheese, meat, dry cereals, yogurt, juice and coffee). The only complaint I have is that a triple room is just a double-size room with an extra bed stuffed in - this made maneuvering around the furniture a bit tricky, but aside from that it was a terrific find. There are also a couple of good restaurants in the neighborhood for dinner if you don't stay in the city for the evening. We used cabs rather than public transportation, and a one-way trip was about 15 to 20 euro, depending on the traffic. I found out too late that there is a shuttle from the hotel into the city, but that has to be reserved a day in advance.

“Great Hotel Can't wait to go back”

The location is excelent, short walk to bus to the downtown Rome. Nice big rooms. Nice and helpfull people. Delicious breakfast is included.

“Nice Suburban Hotel”

This was a very nice hotel with a good breakfast buffet. We were a bit confused by the signs on the tables stating that coffee , juice, etc were extra. That was not the case, however. It was not a bad bus ride from the tourist sites such as the Forum, the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, etc. The 60 or 90 Bus will get you where you want to go. We were confused about the bus stop, Piazza Sempione. We heard it as Piazza San Fione, and the first day we got a little lost. There are some good restaurants nearby, especially the one just across the street. Be warned, however; food is quite expensive and not quite what Americans are accustomed to. Still, we had an awesome time and would definitely stay here again.

“Lovely hotel outside city”

We stayed 3 nights and found it a welcome escape from the bustle of the city. The staff were terrific, especially the bellman/barman named Tizziano. There's a rooftop solarium with a jacuzzi (warmish water), which we enjoyed after a busy day of sightseeing. The rooms were clean, beds firm and bathrooms large for this type of hotel. The air conditioning worked perfectly. The breakfast buffet could have benefitted from some fruit and eggs, but otherwise it was fine (bread and rolls, cheese, meat, dry cereals, yogurt, juice and coffee). The only complaint I have is that a triple room is just a double-size room with an extra bed stuffed in - this made maneuvering around the furniture a bit tricky, but aside from that it was a terrific find. There are also a couple of good restaurants in the neighborhood for dinner if you don't stay in the city for the evening. We used cabs rather than public transportation, and a one-way trip was about 15 to 20 euro, depending on the traffic. I found out too late that there is a shuttle from the hotel into the city, but that has to be reserved a day in advance.

“Make it your home in Rome”

THe hotel was more than satisfactory. The personnel at all hours were very helpful and polite. We would have liked more ice as most Americans do but they did their best to accomidate us. Very easy to get the the bus line and all the attractions. The neighborhood was fine and we felt at ease at all times. Of course as in any big city in the world you must always be alert. The biggest problem is the Euro as all the people in Europe must feel. Would not drive as the traffic is big and the drivers are much different than here in the states