Rome Hotel Guide - Giardini Nicola Calipari hotels in Rome, Italy.

"The location is a big advantage—everything was easy to reach, which made exploring Rome very convenient. Breakfast was also a highlight, with plenty of choices to start the day. The hotel has a classic, old-world charm, but overall it feels a bit tired. The corridor carpets, for example, gave off a slightly dirty feel. I understand preserving the style, but refreshing or deep-cleaning certain areas would make it feel much cleaner without losing its character. Overall, the stay was enjoyable, mainly because of the location and breakfast, but some updates would really improve the experience."

"Really great stay with clean modern rooms, excellent service and a phenomenal breakfast and food top bar - would go back for sure! "

"Upgraded to prestige room on arrival. Staff friendly and welcoming. Room was clean and very large. Hotel was central and easy to travel from. Breakfast was excellent and had many options. The only negatives were the hot food choices could have been hotter and the coffee machine quality was not good for being in Italy."

"The property is old and outdated. More like a 2-star motel, not a 4-star hotel. The balcony was extremely dirty, rust and mold everywhere. Staff was ok."

"Very modern and stylish, delicious breakfast, close to tourist attractions and to Roma Termini train station."

"Receptionist tried to charge us to leave our bags in the hotel before our rooms were ready. Most of our party were put in another building. Our room had a broken air con that had a bright green light that we couldn’t turn off. The shower was tiny and it is the noisiest hotel I’ve ever been in. Avoid. "

"We had a wonderful stay at Ruby Giulia in Rome. The location is excellent.Everything is within walking distance, which made exploring the city very easy, especially when traveling with my daughter.The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, always ready to provide additional information and recommendations, which we really appreciated. Our room was spacious, very comfortable, and everything felt clean and is new.Breakfast was good for a 3-star hotel, with a nice variety. A special highlight was the coffee.It’s ordered fresh rather than coming from a machine, and it was genuinely excellent.The rooftop terrace is a beautiful spot, especially on sunny days, with a lovely view over the city.Perfect for a relaxed moment after a day of sightseeing.Overall, we truly enjoyed our stay. If they maintain this level of quality, Ruby Giulia would definitely be our choice again for a future visit to Rome."

"I saw a huge crockroach crawling on the bowls as I was getting breakfast and the staff just took it away and laughed about it like it's normal. It was so gross. Coffee maker was broken and stuff tried to fix but couldn't fix it. The toilet kept running and so it was hard to sleep. Took them 2 days before they had someone fix it. The staff are grumpy and not friendly except for a few people. The area near train station is very sketchy so would not recommend for kids. My kids were scared walking around. We witness a huge fist fight in front of the hotel. Omg. "

"They wanted to charge 3 € per glass corkage fee to drink your own wine. I can understand if you weren’t staying at the hotel but that’s incredibly insulting to the hotel guests. I’ve stayed at hundreds of hotels and never experienced this."