Spent three nights at the Hotel Trevi and had a wonderful stay. We had a triple room and it was the biggest room we experienced out of 5 hotels across Europe. The room opened directly into a beautiful walkway in Rome and it was as if we had our own apartment.
If there were any complaints regarding the hotel it would be that there was only a small hot water tank in our hotel bathroom with barely enough hot water for 3 showers. There were no English language channels on the TV and the breakfast room is indeed small but you will only spend 10-20 minutes in the room a day anyway.

When deciding on where to stay I always check 'trip advisor' for opinions before I book. On booking a girls weekend away I had decided on the 'trevi hotel' for location but the poor reviews put me off. However, I decided to go with my gut feeling and booked this hotel anyway and we weren't disappointed! The day before departure I wanted to change our room bookings as the party number had changed - I contacted Cresta who I had booked with and they said I could not change the booking as the hotel was fully booked and that they charge to make changes anyway. I contacted the hotel direct and they were polite, efficient, spoke sufficient English and accomodated my request without any problem (and no charge!). Our rooms were very comfortable (one of which was great and in apartments opposite), clean and the reception staff couldn't have been more friendly or helpful. Great location and very quiet, and only steps from the fountain. Only small gripe - breakfast room is tiny and you may need to wait 10 mins for table at busier times which really wasn't a problem. Enjoy!!

Just returned from a two night stay at the Hotel Trevi. The Location is second to none, 30 seconds from the Trevi Fountain and no more than a 20 minute walk from all the other Rome sites. The rooms are very clean and well appointed with every facility you would expect from a good hotel. We stayed in one of the appartments just out side of the main reception lobby 30 yrds along the georgous cobbled pedestrian street. Breakfast is continental style and of very good quality (cheese, meats, bread, croissant, cerials, fruit etc.) although the basement room it's served in is small and has a limited number of tables, so you may need to wait for a table at peak times, try to get there before 9am and you should have no problem. Ignor the reviews saying that this hotel deliberatley over books to ensure it is full and "ships" you off to a sister hotel miles outside of the city centre. Even if this is true the sister hotel is about 500 yrds from this one, so hardly a disaster!! All the staff are very friendly and helpful, try using a little Italian and you'll get a greater reception still! All of the hotel staff spoke excellent English so even if your not happy trying to "go native" you'll have no problem. The reception staff were particularly helpful, arranging taxis, restaurant bookings etc. When we return to Rome, as we certainly intend to, we'll look no further than the Hotel Trevi.

Set your expectations at the Trevi. This is not an all signing all dancing place with business traveller type facilities. What you pay for here is the location - right in the centre of all the sights 50m from trevi Fountain. Room is clean, bed is clean, shower is hot. That's all you need. Forget breakfast - there is fantastic food outside in the street.
Staff are good, especially if you speak a few "hello" and "good mornings" in Italian - you will get far more service from them.
20 minute walk to Colliseum, 30 mins to Vatican, 10min to Piazza Navona, 5 mins Spanish Steps, adjacent to shops - Prada, Gucci, Valentino etc. Fantastic location to shower and lay your head.