This hotel is in the middle of nowhere. You have to walk along a chalk path cut out of a farmer's field to get there from the station. There are no local amenities, meaning that you are essentially hostage to the hotel's over-inflated prices for meals. If you are with a child, do not expect the hotel to leave towels for them. If you run out of shower gel, they'll just give you a frsh bottle and expect you to cope, rather than actually get someone to replace the one mounted on the wall. Other than reception, the staff seem to see customers as an inconvinience, and don't expect the breakfast foods to be kept well-stocked unless there are tour groups in, especially on a Sunday. And how can they justify charging Rome City Tax when you have to walk past a sign showing end of Rome city limits to get to the hotel?
Public transport is poor, and the only good thing about it is the outdoor pool, although that's only a good point at certain times of the year.
A HUGE disappointment after the Novotel we stayed in in Prague.