Albergo Diana

Real nice hotel in a nice area of rome.
Stayed at this hotel for my four days in Rome. Located about two blocks from termini and subway stations, restaurants all over the place, so no shortage of food at all, also have abundance of places you can go get wine and beer (also the opera house is about two blocks away). Nice staff, nice size rooms (although the bed is a bit hard, your room key is also your light switch) and they do give you breakfast every morning (not my favorite, but they do give you a whole lot to choose from to eat and drink). When you need a cab here, just go to the front desk and they will order you one and it will literally be there in like 3 minutes. Overall just a nice hotel in an excellent location.

Situated perfectly close to the train/​bus station. Lots of great places to eat and shop in close proximity. Colosseum & monuments are a bit of a hike but I managed, tip spare your feet take a taxi cobble stones look nice but aren’t forgiving.
Room was clean, complimentary snacks & wifi. Tip: must insert your key in black box like on the door to operate the lights.
Try to get a room that isn’t street facing. In Rome they use horns on cars a lot so sleeping in isn’t an option if you have a window.

We stayed at the Hotel Diana during our guided trip to Italy. Although it seems to be on a quiet narrow street, this street can be busy and noisy at times.
The hotel is an older building and all the rooms seem to be unique. Our room was smallish but clean and comfortable. We were not fond of the bathroom which had a smallish tub with only an annoyingly half shower doors and a shower head on a hose that had a mind of its own.
Two complaints.
The closet rod in our closet was so high that even 6′ 2″ tall Mr. Rinky had trouble reaching it. There were hooks in the small hallway that I used to hang my jacket. The room safe easily fits two laptops — our iPad and Mac Air (not sure if they would accommodate larger laptops).
The 2^nd complaint – not many electrical outlets.
Our tour included buffet breakfast and some meals. The buffet is pretty basic :
tea or coffee, juices, cold cereals. breads which could be toasted, eggs (scrambled or hard boiled), bacon, sausage, yogurt.
We found the staff to be friendly and helpful, especially the servers/​bus people in the dining room. The front desk staff were helpful with info and calling taxis for us.
The Wi-​Fi is very iffy. Some people in our group had great reception and others including us had very poor intermittent service. It also took awhile for the staff not to charge us the standard 5 Euros a day since our group plan included free wi-​fi.
The location was great —close to the train station, museums, ristorantes…

After arriving at the Fiumicino airport we took the Leonardo Express train to the Roma Termini station. The Hotel is located a few blocks away, easy walk. The Hotel has small rooms, but perfect for Rome. The daily free breakfast is a plus, specially with the roof deck views. We would us it again in our next visit.

This hotel was centrally located and easy to find — cab drivers all knew where it was. The staff spoke English decently, but not fluently.
The rooms are very small compared to American 4-​star hotels but we expected that. As a matter of fact, I know some people who just wouldn’t have been able to fit into the room without moving furniture.
The bathroom was large but had one of those annoying half shower-​doors that made it impossible to shower without soaking the entire bathroom. Free breakfast and Wi-​Fi.
4 stars because they were very accommodating with a last minute change in our reservations.