Hotel di San Giovanni, Rome

The location is a bit far from Peremini Station, but it was really quiet and had a nice cozy neighborhood atmosphere. It takes about 30 minutes to walk to the Colosseum and about 50 minutes to walk to the Trevi Fountain and Pantheon, so I recommend taking the 5-minute bus! Fortunately, the bus stop is right in front, so it seems like it will be easy to get around! There are many good restaurants nearby, and the room was clean and nice! Above all, it was safe, so I was able to walk around until late.ㅎㅎ I want to recommend this accommodation to people around me who have been to Rome!

I stayed for 2 days. Due to the travel schedule, I had to make breakfast early, and when I asked Mr. BRUNO?, he was willing to respond. It was very good. I would like to stay when I come to Rome again.

Location: 20 min walk to colosseum. It’s an uphill walk which is annoying but fine. There are restaurants and supermarkets nearby. The area is in a quiet location and seems safe. Room: We booked a standard double room and the room itself is fine. The AC is good, the cleaning was good, the fridge was useful. No kettle in the room though Bed was too soft for me, I felt as if I was sinking. It was just two beds pushed together to make a double, so you can feel the gap in the middle But room is clean and modern and has plug sockets for your items Bathroom: Good size. The shower cubicle is large and has overhead rainfall head along with a handheld shower head. Good pressure. Good temperature control Towels provided daily. But the hairdryer is lacking in power. A common theme in most hotels Breakfast: Pretty decent. Pastries, cake, cereal, yogurt, tea, coffee, water, fruit juices, bread, cheese, hot items include eggs, bacon. The staff there are super quick to clear up tables. It’s good way to start the day and it’s in the hotel itself so you don’t need to venture out. Overall: Because it’s modern, the rooms are slightly larger 20+sqM compared to many Europe hotel rooms (11-18sqM) and the location is acceptable, it’s not close to the city centre, but a 20min walk is reasonable. The bed was bad for me. So overall, it would not be an automatic choice to return if coming to Rome again, however, if the price is good then the location, cleanliness, breakfast all make up for the bed.

The room is bright, well-equipped, clean and tidy. I managed to check in despite my poor English. The breakfast was also very good and rich in content. Great value for money. After staying for four nights, I could have given it a good review. However, the room is next to the restaurant, separated by a door. At seven o'clock in the morning, there was a ding-ding-dong-dong sound. The hotel promised to change rooms, but I left early and came back late and didn't want to bother. The problem is that the hotel should inform the guest in advance about the noise-affected room, otherwise, even if the room is changed, it will be suspected of being artificially caused by the hotel. It really doesn't match the hotel's reputation. Just a heads up for everyone.

Good location, very convenient by bus, walking to the Colosseum is also very close. When I arrived at night, I couldn’t find a place to live and die. I didn’t think of the hotel in a church. When I was sleeping, the quilt was very thin. I felt that all Italy was a thin quilt. Breakfast was not good. I drank the most difficult coffee to drink so far. I suggest that I should find a cafe outside to enjoy breakfast.....

The location of the hotel is a short distance from the city center, but it is quite convenient to take a bus. The hotel is very clean and the complimentary buffet breakfast is superb.

I stayed here for 5 days and the staff at the reception desk such as Fabio were extremely friendly and helpful. The location is about 20 mins walk from the Colosseum, which for me was ideal. The neighborhood is quiet, a short walk from San Giovanni subway station and has plenty of nice restaurants and cafes in close proximity. The rooms are on the small side but you get what you pay for. The breakfast for 6 euros is superb value too.

Lovely, family-run hotel. Very friendly and warm. Excellent location, bus 85 which is a very short walk from the hotel takes you to central Rome. There are also 2 Metro stations within a reasonable walking distance. The family makes you feel welcome, a very lovely, elderly lady keeps everything very clean and tidy. Things to note, the toilet and shower are not in the room, they are private to you but you need to walk through the communal hall (which you share with the other 2 rooms, the hall isn't big); the room doesn't have a kettle. A small inconvenience for a great location and reasonable price. I would stay there again.

It was a very easy and convenient stay. The digitalised check-in system was clear enough to use.