This is possibly the cleanest hotel I've ever stayed at in Italy. It's only got 16 rooms, so the staff get to know you and are very friendly and helpful. The beds were exceptionally comfortable and the windows of such high quality that even though we had a road facing room in a busy neighbourhood, we got a fantastic night's sleep every night.

Breakfast is included, and even though it's a very basic Continetal selection the coffee and croissants were excellent. If this isn't enough though, not a problem - there are two bakeries and a great deli across the road, plus a street market right outside with some great fresh fruit and vegetable stalls.

The location is absolutely unbeatable, not so much close to Termini station as practically outside it, but still manages to be reasonably quiet. We took the bus into the touristy part of town every morning and found the whole system to be smooth and efficient.

My only quibbles with the hotel are that the air conditioning, though advertised in every room, wasn't actually switched on - and as we were experiencing an unseasonal heatwave, this was a bit of a problem! There was also no iron int he room, and no possibility of borrowing one. At this price I'd have expected these ameneties to be available.

Overall though I can really recommend this hotel very highly. It's clean, comfortable and convenient, and provided the perfect base for us to explore Rome from. We had a great stay and would definitely consider going back again.

My wife and I decided to stay at this hotel for our one week stay in Rome based on the many positive reviews posted on Trip Advisor. Our stay was very consistent with what many others have said: friendly staff, good location vis-a-vis proximity to Termini, clean, good sized rooms, etc. But the reason that I am posting my review is because of the way that the hotel helped me handle an unfortunate incident. On the third day of our seven day stay, my cell phone was stolen while we were out site seeing. I immediately returned to the hotel and asked one of the brothers who was on the front desk at the time for help in reporting the loss to my U.S. phone provider. He could have shrugged his shoulders and dismissed me, but he didn't. He immediately went on the web to get the telephone number of the provider. He then pulled out his personal cell phone, dialed the U.S. number for me, and then handed the phone to me so that I could report the loss. He then let me use the hotel's computer to notify my relatives and business associates that they could no longer contact me by cell phone. When I asked him to add the charges to my hotel bill, he smiled and said that it was his great pleasure to be of help, and that there would be no charge. Now THAT'S customer service, and why I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone.

We stayed at the Domus Praetoria for 1 night in early April and then for 3 nights at the end of the month. We have previously visited this hotel in April 2006 and whilst it is still great value some area's need to be addressed. The room on the first visit was small and did not have a view except out into the back of the hotel which was not great. On the second visit we were given a larger room with a view to the offices across the courtyard. There had been some painting done in our room but unfortunately the wooden floor had patches of blue paint that was obviously spilt by the painters and not cleaned up. The towels were very thin and fraying at the ends and there was also mould in the bath/shower area that could have easily been removed with a good clean. These were the only 2 issues we had with the hotel. The management and staff are extremely helpful and whilst the area is not the greatest it is not threatening. We asked for any recommentdations from the management on where to eat and both suggestions were very good and close to the hotel (Meid in Naples was just around the corner). The breakfast provided did not have the full array that some other hotels offer. Overall the hotel is still good value for money and clean.

This hotel was great. The brothers, Fabio and Massimo, that run this hotel were so accomodating. The room was great. It was very big compared to European standards. Our room was facing the main street, where there is a market on the weekends. I would stay here again in an instant.

Rome, in general, was great. With the hotel so close to the Termini, it was very easy to get everywhere. We had a wonderful dinner at Historia Costanza (Fabio recommended it). Walk the city. It is the only way to see it. Everytime we turned a corner there was another amazing site. Go to the Trevi Fountain at night. It is much more memorable and magical. I cannot wait for my chance to see it all again.