Hotel Centro Cavour

Good location, one metro stop from central station (Termini) and 200m from Colosseum.

Small rooms, thin walls, so you rely on the politeness and understanding of your neighbours. We had window to the inner yard, so the noise from the street was not a problem. Try to avoid rooms 606 (this one has bathroom across the corridor), 607 and 608 - these are next to the breakfast rooms, so basically you cant sleep from 7:30 as you hear people coming and going. Breakfast was poor and deadline is strict at 9:30.

Nothing

Broken bed, poor breakfast, inoperable safe, having to drag a suitcase up the stairs, having to ask three times for a blanket. Being awakened at 2am and asked my name for some reason which is still beyond me. Bathroom down the corridor - not in room. Overpriced

the location is the best about this hotel, within walking distance of many interesting sites (colosseum, forum, trevi, ..)

Situated on the busy and noisy Cavour street. Despite advertising it accepts pets not pet friendly at all.

Location is great

Hotel Adas is in a very central location easily accessible from Termini Train Station by bus or by metro (one stop - Cavour). It's also next door to the Colosseum and the Forum. The rooms are spartan but clean. The breakfast is what you typically find in Roman hotels: cappuccini, coffee, tea, bread, butter, jam and croissants.

The rooms are very small, but if you are going to be spending only your sleeping hours there, size will not matter. What will is the noise level. The doors do not muffle sounds of people coming and going in the hallways and there is a lot of ambient noise. If I hadn't brought along earplugs (a must for most Italian cities during the summer), I would not have slept a wink. Also, the price is rather steep. There are cheaper places to stay in the area -- but you must reserve way ahead of time.