It certainly is good value for the money - room are ceaned daily, as it should be, the breakfast is nice and the lady serving it is really friendly. We read the reviewes before going and I am gratefu to the person who had written to try to be far from the elevator - he hadn't explained why, so we... More

On first entering the lobby there is a distinct smell of damp - it's an old building and renovation is patchy in places. If you like 60s decor then this is the place for you. The shower in the room didn't work properly - we had to wait 5 minutes for hot water to arrive and the cubicle didn't drain... More

The room is small and very dirty. I can feel the dust on the table! also the carpet is very dirty with some dirty water. The air-conditioner was not working!!!! How to stay in Rome in summer with out air-conditioner, we argued with hotel, however, they rejected with very rude attitude. All these are not the large problem. The largest... More

My 17 year old daughter and I stayed here for her graduation trip while in Rome. The night we arrived we were greeted by the moldy smell of the lobby and the smell of cigarette smoke everywhere in the hotel. The elevator wasn't working so we had to lug our suitcases up 2 flights of stairs and nothing but the... More

Very near bologna metro stop, easy to get to. Take the Metro B line towards Rebiba and get off at Bologna, tickets cost 1 euro per trip and can be bought at the station. The hotel is just a short walk from Bologna metro, it's in a residential area rather than the main city centre which probably accounted for the... More

Let’s start with the first welcome…I can’t say that it was something extraordinary but maybe someone who visits a foreign country for the first time needs something more than “here is your key”! Of course not all receptionists were the same but one is enough to spoil the fun. The atmosphere is cozy as soon as you enter but this... More

This hotel had an excellent location, almost opposite an exit to the metro station, which allowed one to rapidly get anywhere in Rome. It was also almost next-door to a mini-supermarket, and there was a variety of (overpriced) restaurants, including a kosher one, nearby. It was also located opposite a pasticceria-gelateria which did gorgeous ice-creams. The area was clearly run-down,... More

This hotel is pretty cheap, in comparison to others 3 stars hotels in Rome, and despite being quite far from 'downton' is well connected to it due to the subway and the buses stations nearby. And that's it for the good news. Let's see the bad news... The rooms are the smallest I've ever seen: if you have a large... More

It was the fault of my life selecting San Giusto Hotel. It was a central hotel but that is all. The elevator is not in the entrance you have to climb long stairs to reach it. The room is very small, every door in the room includes the door of the wardrobe does not function well and noisy. The bath... More