San Giovanni Hotel Guide - Hotels with Restaurant in San Giovanni, Rome

"Simple yet good experience here. Location has some walkable amenities but we did have to take a metro to the center of the city. Breakfast was surprisingly delicious despite being only 5$, this gets you some good protein options, pastries produce juice and coffee . Staff is super kind and accommodating. "

"Staff was very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was presented with a variety of excellent choices"

"It all started with the gentleman that was at the reception when we got there. Very friendly, polite and helpful. He put up with my broken italian graciously, and also prepared is the best cappuccinos in the morning. The location is perfect if you don't want the constant bustle of central Rome (believe me: you probably don't). The area is residential, quiet, has several local restaurants for memorable meals, and is 15 minutes from the Colosseum (including walking to the subway and the quick 3 stops ride). An excellent choice for Rome!"

"The location is great."

"Eleanora was super helpful, very friendly and accommodating. The room was basic but had everything we could possibly need for our stay. The property is very safe and secure and was very clean. The location is great, 10 minute walk to the metro and just a few stops to get into the centre of Rome. Would recommend😊"

"Everything it was very good"

"Its a bit out there, underestimated how far out it was not walkable and bust gets very busy as it passes by Colesseum. Bathroom dated and dark, no extractor and water splashed from shower onto the floor- used hand towels as mats. Basic instant coffee. Breakfast. we did not find it appealing, but cheap @8Euro"

"I wish I could say this property was great. The house itself was nice and the area was not bad at all. However, as soon as we got to the house we were told by Paolo we had to pay a €150 “city tax” mentioned no where on the listing. Additionally, one morning, one of the workers came in to the apartment without knocking as we were sleeping to “clean”, which was jarring and suspicious as we were a group of young girls in a new country. "