We visited the Royal Court last week. Booked it as it was central.

My view on this hotel is it clean and is OK for a few nights however there was no bar and the one of the receptionists were useless.

Hotel is about a 5 min walk to the station however I would say there is not much around the hotel that you can go and stroll about. I would have preferred to be closer to some of the attractions.

Also there is no hotel bar so if you want to meet up with friends staying in the hotel there isn't really anywhere.

On a positive side the breakfast was good and was always able to get a table in the small breakfast room.

I would suggest if you don't mind staying somewhere where you have to get transport to the attractions this place is fine however if you want somewhere just to stroll around then this isn't the hotel. I am a believer of you get what you pay for and in this case I wish I had paid a bit more.

The Morgana Royal Court Hotel was much more than we expected. It was ideal for our purposes, which was a long weekend sightseeing. It is rated as a two star but warrants more. The room (204) was large, comfortable and the bathrom fantastic - complete with Jacuzzi which -yes it did work! You would be comfortable for any time period, from a couple of days to a full two week stay, although I would suggest taking a travel kettle as there are no tea or coffee facilities in the room. The breakfast room is in a basement room, but is airy, well lit and decorated, so you'd never guess it was in the bottom of the house. All the staff were very pleasant and courteous, and I felt spoiled when one member of staff carried my case to my room. The bathroom was very well equipped and had a hairdryer, so a bit more room in my suitcase. Termini station is just up the road, about a 4 minute walk and this gives access to all areas of the city. The only down side, there is no lounge or bar area, so if you're not in your room you're going to be out and about in Rome, which lets face it is why you are there in the first place so I wasn't overly bothered about that. Don't think about it - book it you won't be disappointed. I trawled the net for hours looking for a hotel and this was ideal. Mamma Angela restaurant was recommeded to us by the receptionist, which was just around the corner, good food, at reasonable cost.

Location: good, close to station termini (5-10 mins walking) and close to Metro station B Line Castro Pretorio
Reception: good
Room: good first impression with plenty space but bathroom badly designed, old, shower leaking water and way too small
Breakfast: ok standard continental in small stuffy room
Pros: location
Cons: miniature shower, cramped bathroom, won't bore you with details but we ordered room service when we arrived (very late and we were very tired) and it was shocking

Less than a 5 minute walk from the train station, so it is very convenient, and not too far from some of the wonderful sites in Rome.
Hotel Morgana is ludicrously expensive for drinks, so avoid and go to the nearest bar.
Their tours are expensive and a hassle to book as a coach takes you to the tour office for payment, and then you wait on further coaches to take you on your way. In our case, there was a big mix up with people aborting and running for coaches and we started our tour more than half an hour late.
Breakfast is ok: small selection of breads, cereals, some ham, cheese, jam. Quite small selection, too bad if you're gluten intolerant, or trying to avoid white flour. Long queues to breakfast if you time it wrong as there are only a limited number of tables.
Bathroom in our room was ridiculously tiny, and if you're sharing with friends and having to change and get ready in there: get ready to get hot, uncomfortable and frustrated. No knee room to get into clothes at all!
Supposedly fully airconditioned. Well, we had a portable unit in our room that pumped out cool air for about 8 inches and then dissipated in the heat. Big, big disappointment. Very hot and uncomfortable when we were there, and aircon unit did nothing to alleviate it.
I booked through Thomas Cook, where it's a 3 * 'Signature favourite' - shocking really, because it's closer to 2* and nothing about it except its promixity to the train station is good or special. The elevators are the tiniest I've ever seen, with only room for a tight three! Most inconvenient if a group of you wish to use it.
Avoid the pavement restaurants on the street up from the hotel, not particularly good food.
Pick somewhere else.