This hotel looks unassuming but wow, what a gem it turned out to be! It doesn’t have the bells and whistles of the big hotels, but who is going to live in a hotel while in Rome? It was clean. It had awesome air conditioning (and trust me, you’re going to need it after a day of walking in the hot sun), Our room wasn’t very big but it fit 2 adults and two tweens comfortably. Beds were standard and we had plenty of towels and hot water. There was an elevator but we usually took the stairs. The staff was incredible! They were all so helpful and nice. They all spoke English although one gentleman spoke less and it was a a little hard to ask questions but all were very helpful. The location was perfect, steps from metro and buses. Lots of taxis but most of all, it was within a few minutes walking distance from Trevi and Spanish Steps.
Few tips; your room key turns on your light. You place it in a slot in the room and then switches work.
Hairdryer is a mini vacuum attached to the wall. I got a kick out of that one. Shampoo is a dispenser on the wall. If these are important to you, bring your own. Everyone told us to buy the on/off bus tickets which cost 90 euros for 2 days but using the metro would have been cheaper but you would not see the sights from a vehicle.
Save water bottles because there are water filling stations throughout the center. Check for any festivals or local holidays. We planned on going to the Vatican and found out it was closed because of a local festival.