Very nice hotel and would stay there again. Good location. Wonderful staff and most helpful. I would certainly recommend this hotel when going to Rome. A special thanks to Maria and Jacqueline for all your helping us find our way around your wonderful city.

This was the third and last hotel my husband and I stayed at during our honeymoon in Italy and our least favorite.

The hotel staff was not very attentive, friendly or helpful and none of them had any sense of urgency. When we asked for a restaurant recommendation, the guy seemed dumbfounded and only had one suggestion. However, he did manage to recommend a good place.

We were offered an upgrade to a room with a 'jacuzzi' for 25 euro, which was laughable. It is hardly wide enough to fit one person who is stick-thin.

We did not have any issues with noise. The beds weren't the most comfortable. We were very disappointed with the breakfast buffet. It consisted of the same food as the other hotels we stayed at in Italy, but the food was not good, so we only ate there on our first morning. And beware of their 'coffee.' It had a burnt taste, so bad I couldn't finish one cup. We were given complementary drinks at their bar for being honeymooners, but we were very disappointed to find out it only covered wine, soda, or beer!

The location was not the greatest. An easy walk from the train station, however if you are not going to stay in the middle of Rome, try getting a hotel that is closer to a subway stop. The closet stop is almost half way to the major sites.

We booked this hotel for the one night after our cruise and before our flight home. At $110/night each for two rooms this was a fantastic buy. Gianni at the front desk was incredibly helpful especially given the busy nature of this hotel.

Our rooms ended up being in "the residence", an annex to the hotel just a few steps around the corner. The rooms were large by European standards, clean, well air-conditioned, and very nicely appointed. My wife flipped over the place.

Breakfast is provided in their beautiful rooftop area with panoramic views of the city. A real treat.

If you're comfortable with public transportation the location works out well for the money. There is a bus stop right out front with several buses that bring you to Termini station where you can transfer to anywhere. Metro stations are less than a 20 minute walk.

There aren't a whole lot of restaurants in the area, but a short walk up Via Boncompagni or a little further to Via Bergamo should provide some great choices.

I stayed here with my family for a 3 day city break in Rome. Having booked the hotel as part of package with ebookers I was a little sceptical about the standard. I should not have been - we arrived and checked in simply, the staff spoke English (despite my efforts to try my Italian!) and were always courteous. They gave us adjoining rooms which were splendidly decorated and spotlessly clean.

The rooms were not huge but more than adequate. The bathrooms were beautifully equipped, the water warm and plentiful.

Breakfast was simple, but what was provided was of first class standard (excepting the coffee which should have been better considering the location).

Posting letters, getting taxis, advising on trips and leaving luggage after checkout were all tested by us and all passed with flying colours.

I frequently stay in hotels as part of my job and would recommend the Veneto to anyone looking for a value for money, clean, well located and helpfully run hotel in Rome.