Nothing to really complain about. The location is in a somewhat questionable area for walking around at night, but I never felt scared or anything like that. The location is pretty close to the train station if you're coming from or going to the airport. The metro is also reasonably close by to get to where all the attractions are. Service was great. Room was clean. Bed was thankfully very comfy. Bathroom was fairly clean. Would stay here again! read more

Booked a vacation package through Groupon and the travel agency booked us here at the Holiday Inn. | l o c a t i o n | This hotel is in an OK neighborhood. It wasn't the best or worse. It was walking distance to a lot of restaurants and a market which was nice! Conveniently close to the bus and subway. Bus is down the block and is FREE! You can take the 85 bus straight to the Colosseum. Subway is about a 5 minute walk. You can buy a subway pass for €1.5 at the newspaper stand by the bus stop. | s e r v i c e | Everyone we encountered was very nice! Some spoke more English than others but they got the basics down where you can carry through a conversation. Two things that really stood out to me about this hotel was one, they provided nice, big umbrellas when it rained. And two, they loaned you a cell phone to use for FREE while staying with them! You can use it to call locally and to use the internet. It really came in handy! | r o o m | Our room was small but livable. [ - ] I didn't like that they pushed two twin beds together to make a bigger bed. You can feel where they joined and it was uncomfortable. [ + ] They provided a hair dryer. [ - ] No clock or fridge. If you want ice then you'll have to ask the front desk or bartender and they'll give you a small bucket. [ - ] Rough towels and small shower. | b r e a k f a s t | They have a breakfast buffet open from 730am - 10:30am. Food was pretty decent. For beverages they had different kinds of coffee and juices. I suggest the carrot one! For the hot breakfast they had "bacon" (which was really fried pancetta ), scrambled eggs, pancake, sausage and beans in tomato sauce. For the cold breakfast they had cereal, yogurt (must try!), cold cuts with cheese and fruits. Overall, our stay here at the Holiday Inn was good. We made the best out of it especially since we were on vacation. We've never had an issue with any of the workers. I would def come back again. read more

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Now known as B&B Hotel Roma Tuscolana - San Giovanni (Formerly Holiday Inn Express Roma San Giovanni). Located near a train station and metro station. The room was nice and comfortable, has a TV, didn't see a coffee maker and each room has a cell phone with internet access for making local calls and finding your way around town. Free wifi, happy hour ($5 all you can drink non-alcoholic drinks, $10 for alcoholic and lite snacks) in the bar area, a good restaurant (free breakfast buffet), atm machine, gym and an outdoor lounge. Our stay here was part of a Groupon deal with Gate 1 Travel. We were charged upfront a $8 per day local city tax. The restaurant staff were friendly. The breakfast buffet was nice, opens at 6:30 am til 10 am I think. The lift is tiny, fits about 8 people. Would I come back and stay here? Yes, read more

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Okay I'm going to be brutally honest here. It wasn't the best holiday inn I've ever been to yet it wasn't the worst either. Conveniently located near the metro station which you can take directly to Vatican City. The bar 24/7 and bar tender are a little rude in the beginning but after a few drinks and conversations they loosen up. The breakfast was my favorite meal of the day, if your looking for lunch and dinner I'd say explore the surrounding markets and restaurants. There is a local fish market down the street once you exit the front door walk down the street to the Main Street then turn left. It has amazing fresh seafood dishes. Better to brush up on your Italian because they won't speak English. Clean, decent hotel however I wouldn't wander so much at night unless with friends present. A lot of interesting characters around. read more

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If you are staying here expect to pay more than 48 euros for taxi. Our taxi rate from the airport was 70 euros. The surrounding neighborhood look dangerous but the locals there just minds their own business. It's close to everything including Metro and a 24 hour market. The front desk people are not so welcoming so don't expect a smile and a friendly welcoming. I was surprised by the size of the room. I always check the bathroom first. It was clean with lots of towels. The whole room was clean. The Handy mobile device was great. It was free to use. The Google map was great and you can make international calls for free. The free breakfast was awesome. It starts at 6:30 am. They have outside seating but it was cold already. Our overall stay was good. read more

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Relatively spacious (for Europe), simple, and clean. They have a scale on the first floor, so you can weigh your luggage before you leave for the airport, which is SO helpful! I'm surprised it isn't more common at hotels. Otherwise, if your luggage is overweight you need to scramble and repack your bags at the bag checking station. Breakfast is decent. Fruit, beans, pancakes, and sliced ham. The sausage looks like sliced hot dogs (didn't try em). The eggs seem reconstituted from powder, which is unfortunately quite common. Coffee from machines is pretty good; the cappuccinos are nice. read more

Holiday Inn Express - Hallway of hotel - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Rome, RM

We purchased a travel deal via Great Value Vacations and this was part of the deal. While the room is pretty minimalist, the pros about this establishment are the breakfast and the fact that they have a Handy Phone. The handy is essentially a phone that allows you to surf the net and make local calls, all for free! read more

So happy I decided to stay at this location. Breakfast included, decent sized room. Ask for an electric hot water kettle and tea/coffee if you want for your room. The BEST feature: the "handy" phone that allows you to make FREE international calls, access the Internet and GPS 24/7, etc. This was a lifesaver. The customer service was horrid. But the other amenities + the fact that I hardly ever needed their assistance made all the difference. Tip: Bring a washcloth & 2 prong Euro converter plugs with you when you visit. There are comp towels, hand towels etc, but no face/wash cloth. read more

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Found a great deal to Rome and this hotel was part of the deal. Here are the pros and cons Pros. Affordable Free breakfast (very basic though) Close walking distance to train station Great places to eat around that area Cons. Rooms are dated No toiletries in room just soap Staff was so so not too informative No iron in room, you have to go to the only ironing room on the third floor. Not sure if that's the norm in Rome. Electricity went out in our room The area is far from all the big tourist sites and requires you to take train or bus daily.... not a big deal but be informed. The staff definitely needed to be more informative since it is a tourist hotel. They neglected to tell us about the phone in the room etc. When asked where to get the bus they did inform us but they neglected to tell us that we needed to pay for fair at the magazine stations. Those little bits of information would really help out an eager tourist that can't wait to explore and mind you we asked questions.... but answers were always incomplete. read more

Luckily from the airport, I decided to pay $9 for the shuttle to get to the hotel directly. The train from airport was a bit confusing, and i was told there was no train on sundays to the stop for my hotel. Check in was easy, and the entire hotel looked very clean and organized. Our room was on the first floor, and we could see the courtyard from the window. It was a nice view. The mattress was 2 twin/full size pushed together, but you can hardly tell because I would never slip into the gap. There were 2 sets of hard pillows, and 2 sets of soft pillows, which were labeled. The bed was very comfortable, and the pillows were also very comfortable. Breakfast was very good! They had eggs, variety of hams, cereal, and a huge selection of pastries. Breakfast made me happy. The hotel is about 5 minutes away from the metro and 2 minutes away from a supermarket. This is a bit far from the tourist attraction, but it is only 2-3 stops away from the termini station. Thank god the trains are convenient. read more

Not the greatest hotel but not the worst. Room size is pretty small but I've stayed in smaller during my travels through Europe. Rooms are outdated but moderately clean for the most part. The beds consist of a twin mattress and box spring on the floor- literally. Bathroom showers appear to have a bit of mold in the crevices. The rooms are boiling hot, even without the heat being on in the wintertime; therefore, if you're hot or burning up, you have to suffer through it or go into the hallway or lobby area to cool off. AC system only operates heat in the winter time. The location is close to the metro station. Not too many places nearby to eat within walking distance. The hotel staff is mediocre and not very accommodating. I would not stay here again. read more

This is a 3 star hotel but am giving a 4 star review in terms of value and expectations. First off, if you're staying at this hotel know it is far from all the main attractions in Rome. I knew this already, so I wasn't disappointed. But, you will not be in walking distance of any of the things you are going to want to do in Rome. There is a bus stop around the corner from the hotel and a metro station about a half mile away. I took both but had better luck with the metro, on the couple times I took the bus it was really off schedule. On my first day here, I was able to check in early which was appreciated. My room was clean and big enough, definitely didn't have a gross motel feel. My favorite thing about this hotel was they give you a smart phone in your room which was really helpful to take out into the city and use for google maps and such. Also wifi was fast , but you need to get the password from the front desk. Staff at the hotel was mixed, but generally nice. Housekeepers were nice and cleaned my room everyday. The people at the front desk, most would be friendly and helpful, while some were arrogant and would act annoyed by having to answer your question. Breakfast is free which is nice and had more than enough food to fill you up for the day. One thing that would make this hotel great is if they got a pool! It was HOT when I was in Rome and I kept thinking how nice it would be to go swimming. Overall, this is a solid, clean, and reasonably affordable hotel. read more

We stayed here as part of a Groupon deal, and the hotels were pre-selected. Not the greatest hotel, but also not the worst. Pros: - A block away from the train station; we were able to get directly to the airport in about 40 minutes. Don't pay 40-60 euros for a taxi! - Walking distance to some great restaurants and bars. You could walk to the Coliseum in about 30 minutes, or uber if you're in a rush. - Super cute shared outdoor courtyard - We didn't use it, but the "Handy" for navigation/GPS (without having to drain your phone battery by sightseeing) seemed really cool! - Coffee/wine bar in the lobby - There was a restaurant in the hotel, but with very limited hours. - Really good complimentary breakfast buffet! Great selection of hot and cold foods..... pastries, espresso, yogurt and fresh fruit, pancakes, sandwich fixings, bacon and sausage, salad, etc! Cons: - It wasn't the most secure hotel. Anyone could walk right in and access the elevator, without even having to pass the front desk (the elevator is directly in front of the main entrance). I wish they at least required anyone using the elevator to swipe their room key before calling it, and although we walked around a lot at night, the neighborhood was a little run down. This was probably my biggest complaint; everything else I could deal with. - The room was large in size and looked clean enough, but had a little bit of a funny smell. - I don't know if this is a European thing because I noticed it quite a bit, but the king size bed was just 2 twins pushed together, and you could really feel the gap between them. The beds weren't the most comfortable either. - Staff wasn't the friendliest, but I've noticed that customer service was different than what we were used to. They were okay, but didn't really go above and beyond in warmth and hospitality. Overall, it was okay. I would stay here again because of the ease of location. Make sure to dine at Osti Matti if you do stay here! read more

Even it's a 3stars hotel, but the quality of service exceeds the standard. Staff are friendly, caring and helpful. The hotel send email to customers to make sure everything is going ok and if we need anything, the provide/help right away. Room is clean and comfortable. They provide the best breakfast, full of good and fresh stuff (see in pics). The location may seems a little sketchy, but I always feel safe. Nobody bothers or talks to us while walking. It's located within 5mins walk from bus stop and metro station, and even the train station that leads to airport. The best thing about this hotel is that they provide customers with a Handy phone to use with free data to help navigate where we go and make international phone calls. Very good value for the price we paid overall!! P/s: on the same street of the hotel, within 10mins walk, there are two hidden gem local restaurants that tourists must try, L'lsola and Frontoni pizza restaurant (the front may look sketchy, but keep follow the sign, it will lead to a very nice rooftop venue) read more

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Pros: the Handy phone - free cell phone to take with you. It was a really great thing to have using Google maps and figuring out which bus and routes to take. The continental breakfast had a good selection of foods. Quiet rooms - I expected more noise being so close to the train station. Cons: The bed! -Ridiculously uncomfortable. It was difficult to sleep. This really effected my rating. No toiletries other than some hand soap. Other: Its not close to the main attractions, so be prepared to use public transit. It may seem sketchy when you're arriving to the hotel and there is graffiti everywhere, but the neighborhood is pretty safe. We did plenty of walking from the metro at night. read more

Very nearby the Metro stop and clean... typical of what you expect of a Holiday Day Inn in the States. The bar and restaurant and of moderate quality. You're better off venturing outside for a bite. The surrounding neighborhood feels a bit dodgy because of the graffiti. read more

Hotel is 7th stop from TCO airport. $15 Euro for train ticket. (Uber is exceptionally expensive in Rome). Short walk from train station to hotel, which was easy to find. About 45 minute walk down two streets to arrive at Colosseum. Fantastic morning breakfast and one of the best hotel restaurants we've seen at holiday inn express. Front Desk Staff was all top notch. Recommend bringing chrome cast or other as only two channels (bbc and cnn) in English if you require some t.v to unwind at night before bed. By American standards the shower is very small but similar to many hotels in Europe. Location is off the beaten path and lots of local cafe and shopping available. read more

This place was quite reasonable in price terms of pricing includes a free phone for your stay which was handy for the GPS and allowed me not to use my phone when traveling. Using your own data can be quite expensive that made this hotel a big win. read more

Holiday Inn Express - Each room comes with a free handy phone which allows you to make free unlimited local and international calls and unlimited mobile Internet - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Rome, RM

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The Holiday Inn Express San Giovanni got the job done. The hotel is in a great location because it's away from the hordes of tourists. Because this hotel is far away from big attractions like the Colosseum and the Vatican, we had to take public transit (the metro and/or regionale trains) to get to those places. At the same time, though, the location of this hotel made us feel like we were among locals during our stay. When we ventured out from the hotel and went to dinner at nearby restaurants, we never heard any other English. Other pros/cons included: Pros: -The Handy phone that came with the room was excellent! Navigating through the big city of Rome was a total breeze with the phone and GPS. -Nice breakfast spread with the exception of the eggs. (See below.) -Great location as mentioned above. Cons: -Toiletries in the room were unexciting. -The scrambled eggs at breakfast weren't scrambled eggs. They were some sort of yellow-colored fluffy warm goo, but not scrambled eggs. -Staff was not very customer service-oriented. Francesca at the bar was helpful when we asked her about her favorite restaurants nearby. Other than that, the front desk staff people did not seem friendly. The man working at night (about 5'8", bushy beard, glasses) seemed unfriendly with American tourists. He was discourteous and curt with us, and I also watched him on several occasions act unfriendly with other Americans who approached him at the front desk. read more

I had such a great experience at this location when visiting Rome with a friend! It is very close to the Aurelian walls and the staff was very accommodating and attentive! I loved the free breakfast every morning and after a week I felt as if I were staying in my own home. Anything we needed the front desk was there to help. The wifi is good here also so I could FaceTime my loved ones in the states. There is also a restaurant in this location that has awesome staff and they stay open until around 11:30pm, great food! The area a block away from the hotel is pretty rough looking, but I'm only saying this because we were two girls in my party walking at night. My only complaint is that the walls are VERY thin at this hotel and that's not good if you have pretty noisy neighbors. Besides that, I will definitely be staying here for my next trip! read more

Holiday Inn Express - Breakfast! - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Rome, RM

I stayed at this hotel recently because it was included in a Groupon that I had purchased. This hotel is ideal for those who want more amenities than a hostel but do not want the price tag of a 4 star hotel. The location, though not centrally located, is convenient: it is less than a 10 minute walk to the bus, train, or metro (A line). The Termini is only a couple stops away on the metro. Be aware that the metro stops running at night so plan ahead! If you are so inclined, the coliseum is only about 2 mile walk. It's a great location for sightseeing, not the best for nightlife. The hotel is definitely in a quieter, more residential part of the city. But, there are a couple great restaurants nearby- I highly recommend Osteria del Cavaliere. Note that the hotel is right across from the train station, so depending on where your room is, you may hear the trains at night. Fortunately, they stop making announcements around 11 though the trains themselves run later than that. We faced out toward the train station (vs. facing into the courtyard) and definitely heard them, though it was certainly not loud enough to be disruptive. Just something to be aware of. Amenities vary based on whether you have a standard or upgraded room. We had a standard room, which means no mini fridge, safe, etc. The amenities were both a plus and a minus: + Free wifi - Wifi that is so extremely slow and unreliable you will be lucky to do more than check an email. Nice that it's free, but if you need fast internet for some reason, you will have to go somewhere else to find it. +Free breakfast -Some items offered simply were not very good (I'm looking at you, hot food). Focus your attention on the fruit, yogurt, and pastries and stay faaar away from the eggs. I'm not sure how scrambled eggs could taste so bad, but they did. Again, at least it was free. +Dove soap and bodywash in the bathrooms -No shampoo or conditioner, bring your own! Customer service at the hotel was ok. We had booked a room with two twin beds and when we arrived it was a king bed. We asked if we could move or have the beds separated, they promised the separate the beds that afternoon. It took another day and several more requests to actually get them to separate the beds, and when they finally did, they put two separate sets of sheets on the beds, pushed them back together, and made the bed with only one blanket. It took another day and 2 more requests to finally get a second blanket. Obviously not the end of the world, but the whole process was comical and sort of baffling. Overall, I would recommend this hotel if you are looking to save a couple bucks while seeing the sights of Rome. If you are hoping to be in the busy, tourist part of the city near tons of shopping, restaurants, and nightlife this will probably not be ideal for you. read more

Very nice Holiday Inn Express. The neighborhood is industrial so you will have to walk a little bit to find a restaurant but overall great value, great experience. read more

Surprisingly enough, this hotel was not what I was expecting. We had booked it via our groupon deal for our trip in Italy. The location is easy enough to get to the bus (2 min walk) or the subway (5 min walk). The staff were incredibly helpful in pointing us in the right direction. Their lobby is clearly newly renovated or just generally, very clean. It doesn't really match the interior of the rooms but the rooms itself were clean and large. We had a triple and there was plenty of space. The only thing was that it was a little stuffy because they don't have air conditioning but the windows opened to the courtyard of the hotel so it wasn't too noisy. Their breakfast buffet had a really large range of food. There were pastries, donuts, hot foods (eggs, bacon), yogurt, fruit, etc. They also had the fancy coffee and juice machines as well. They also offer free wifi if you sign up for their Holiday Inn Express club or whatever. It's free and I wanted wifi. Overall, it was a good hotel to stay at. There's a bar in the lobby as well, not fully stocked but they offered a wide variety of drinks. read more

Wonderful! The staff was extremely helpful and very pleasant. They showed patience in negotiating the language barrier and always provided a smile and good morning . The hotel is a short walk and a bus or train ride from anywhere in Rome. Breakfast included, European style was delicious and well attended. They kept cleaning up and replenishing areas. read more

Booked hotel little heaistant with seeing reviews HOWEVER, It was beautiful and they were very helpful.!! The rooms had a iPod type device to take with you to show restaurants, attractions, your hotel.! Haha it was super handy. Rooms were pretty clean. The hotel has restaurant which was delicious. The breakfast was a little odd but, still good.! No pool, but beautiful view from balcony. read more

Got booked here via Groupon, and it was awesome. We upgraded (for just 15E a night) to an executive room, which gave us a private balcony and a bigger bed. Definitely worth it. The wifi is a little wonky, but that happens at almost every hotel in the world. The restaurant below was really good if you don't want to go local; both breakfast and dinner was excellent. The breakfast had good selections in almost every category (save fresh fruit), and the dinner menu was Italian style and absolutely delicious. There's no bathtub in the bathrooms, but yay for the bidet! It's a short walk to two different metro stations on the A line, so you can get around easily, even though the surrounding neighborhood is like automotive alley. Plenty of shops nearby, too, including a grocery store just up the street. Loved it. read more

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Location may be away from the hustle and bustle of Rome, but there's nothing to do nearby. Breakfast was good and hotel does have a restaurant for lunch and dinner. Can't understand why there was a round toilet seat on an elongated bowl. Sparce amenities. Toilet either kept running or didn't flush at all. Maintenance comes on at 8:00, just as we were leaving. Should I return, this will not be my first choice. read more

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B&B Hotel Roma Tuscolana - 0 stars if I could. This hotel was provided as part of our trip booked through Gate 1. It started off badly before we even got there. Another traveler also on the same trip through Gate 1 indicated that they had contacted the hotel about a shuttle and the hotel provided one from the airport. I contacted the hotel and asked them directly if they provided a shuttle from the airport to the hotel. The woman who answered said that they did but they did not take reservations by phone and I would need to e-mail. I sent the e-mail right before the flight to Rome took off and when we landed I saw the confirmation e-mail and that the driver would be there to pick us up. Once we got to the hotel the driver asked us for 50 euros. We were then advised that the hotel didn't pay for the shuttle and we required to! We went and spoke with THE WORST hotel "concierge" Gisella. Who then claimed that she advised me during the call that a town car service cost 50 euros. No such thing. We were aware that the train goes from the airport to right next to the hotel for 7 euros. We bussed all around Europe. There was no way that we would knowingly pay 50 euros for something that could have cost 7. I was furious at her outright lying. When I asked if it was the standard to not mention the fee in the e-mail since the pick up couldn't be booked via phone. She said that they always put it in the e-mail. So why didn't mine say anything? It was a total scam. Not to mention the driver then charged and additional 5 euros in order for us to use our card to pay it. Gisella refused to admit any wrong doing and caught a horrible attitude in the process. Then she assigned us to our room - right next to the train station. I read other information about the hotel that said that the train doesn't run at night and that the windows are insulated. Not in our room! We still heard it at almost 2 that night and I could hear it clearly. The next day we asked to speak with the manager who listened to our story - verified through the e-mail that no fee was mentioned, even though he also said it was practice for it to be stated in the e-mail. He said he had to "check with his employee" and would get back to us. Since we were out seeing the town for the day, he said that he would leave a note for us in the room. Got back that evening to no note anywhere. Checked out the next morning - no notes left in the account. Horrible hotel with even worst service. I do not recommend. Stay somewhere else if you can or avoid Gate 1 if they force you to stay here!! read more

3 min walk from subway and 1 min from bus stop. Restaurants and grocery store located nearby. Rooms are clean and large in size. Breakfast buffet is excellent and goes until 10:30am. Hot and cold foods with a wide selection and well stocked. Tv has several English stations including BBC and sky world news. Staff are helpful with directions and maps. Room service dining are well priced at 8€ for entrees. Internet in lobby free; fee for Internet in rooms. read more

This is a copy of the letter I just sent to the CEO of IHG, owner of Holiday Inn. March 12, 2017 Richard Solomons Chief Executive Officer 3 Ravinia Drive Suite 100 Atlanta, GA 30346-2149 Dear Mr. Solomon: I am writing to you regarding my family's recent vacation in Rome, Italy. We booked the trip through Value Vacations and to be candid I was somewhat hesitant when it was suggested that we stay at the Holiday Inn, San Giovanni in Rome. I travel the world in conjunction with my duties as CEO of Investigative Consultants International and I have stayed at many of your Kimpton Hotels. I am accustomed to five star hotels and I was concerned that the hotel would not be adequate for my family's vacation. The representative from Value Vacations stressed that your hotel would not only be a fantastic location (it's in a primarily residential section of Rome) but that we would get a "real" feel for Rome. She was quite convincing so I took her up on her suggestion. Your hotel was a substantially lower rate than the five star hotels and I thought any problems would be offset by the savings. Boy, was I wrong. Upon arrival, we were greeted by Simone, a front desk clerk. He spoke impeccable English and I almost felt as if I just met a long lost relative (I'm Irish so that may be a stretch.) We arrived at 7:30am and he apologized that the room was not quite ready. I asked if we could stow our luggage until the 3:00pm check in time. He asked if we could give him a few minutes and disappeared into the back of the reception office. Within five minutes he told us that he had just spoken to the housekeeping staff and that if we could wait for about five minutes the housekeeping staff would prepare our room at that moment. Right on schedule the staff called back and said the room was ready. What a fantastic gesture that was and I was impressed in the first five minutes of arriving at your hotel in Rome. We checked in and went to our room where a housekeeping staff member was waiting at the door and asked if we had any special needs or requests. Wow! That has rarely happened to me at any of the five star hotels I have stayed in around the world. After we were settled in our room we went back to the lobby to ask for suggestions for breakfast. Simone suggested that since we were tired it might be a good idea to eat at the hotel. I was candidly skeptical about eating there, but he was right, we were tired, so we ate at the Holiday Inn. Again, boy was I wrong! The breakfast (included in our room rate) was fantastic. The staff in the kitchen could not have treated us any better, the food was fresh and delicious and the variety of juices, fresh fruits, breads, eggs, sausage, bacon and other breakfast choices was out of this world. After exploring Rome for the day and each day for the rest of our stay, Simone and Francesca (a bartender) made sure that we were happy and content. They were full of fabulous suggestions for the sites in Rome as well as restaurants frequented by locals and we had the best family vacation we could have experienced. Despite every reservation I had regarding your hotel your staff went above and beyond the call of duty. I cannot adequately tell you how pleasantly impressed and overwhelmed I am at your hotel in Rome. We certainly could have had a great time in Rome, but your hotel staff made sure it was the most unbelievable vacation we have ever had, regardless of the hotel stars. We intend to visit Rome again in the future and not only will we be rebooking in your hotel, but I intend to tell anyone who will listen that the only place to stay is the Holiday Inn, San Giovanni. Fantastico!!!!! If you require any more information from me or need to speak to me regarding my letter you may reach me at my private cellular number (908) 578-6396. You should be very proud of your team at the Holiday Inn, San Giovanni, Rome, Italy. Every day was a new and remarkable experience. Very truly yours, MICHAEL W. BOYLE, P.I. read more

Expectations exceeded! A great welcome tot he city for our trip. Very close to the subway lines, clean and tastefully decorated rooms, great restaurant/café and fast internet. All of that was secondary to the # best hotel brunch spread we had anywhere in Europe. Rome was one of our 'save a few bucks and splurge in other cities later (Venice)' , but the experience we had in San Giovanni was one of the best. read more

Amazing!! We had such a wonderful stay here. The breakfast was great. The hotel is a short walk to multiple train lines and busses. Hotel staff was very friendly. The pizza place that is at the end of the street on the corner was the BEST! We ate there multiple nights. read more

Holiday Inn San Giovanni i located to the south of the city centre of rome, with good transport links to the city, san giovanni is ideal for anyonevisting rome, but wants a great hotel at a reasonable price. We paid around £120 for a 3 night stay, and it was brilliant. The holiday inn is located close to Tusconlana railway station, and can generate some noise as its of the bussiest lines into rome. We had the windown closed as it was march, and the noise was very faint. The hotel offers breakfast which is included in the price and is very filling, and offers a great selection from hot to cold items. Overall our stay was a rememberable one, and id reccomend it to anyone. read more

The rooms are a little outdated, they lack a refrigerator and other amenities. TV channel offered were pretty much boring, need to upgrade to Netflix or something, but at the same time you're there to site see so all you need the room for is sleeping, you're not going to spend too much time in the room. Free wi-fi was good, Breakfast was great, they have everything you want to eat for breakfast. The servers are very attentive and nice. Suggestion, have a big breakfast before going site seeing, you are going to need it. This place was in good walking distance to the Metro. Near local eateries and pubs (Crossing's). As I can tell, a safe neighborhood. I rented a car and I thought I had to pay for parking, there was so much street parking I saved $12 dollar a day. FYI, renting a car might not be the best thing, the government has placed restriction on traveling to the city or tourist areas for cars. In other words you can not drive because you will be ticketed either by a camera or a police person. I also used the car to travel outside the city to other towns and places, so it worked for me. This place was adequate, with a wonderful breakfast, and attentive staff. read more

This hotel was awesome. I stayed in July 2016. Its not in the middle of the touristy areas but that give you a chance to see locals and how they live. There are several nearby restaurants and amenities. As for the hotel, the room was larger than the normal with great air conditioning. Also the wifi was very strong. I made several uninterrupted calls back to the States via wifi calling. The breakfast was the best due to the multiple verity of food. The room has an assigned mobile to assist you while you are in Rome. You can make local calls, use the mobile while out and about, helps with directions and finding restaurant and shopping. The restroom was spacious with Dove soap (compliments of the hotel). And instead of buying water from the machine....just a short walk down the street to the fountain and fill up your water bottle. There are two metro stops and the Tuscalona train station nearby. I enjoyed this hotel and will stay again. read more

Holiday Inn Express - Front Door - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Rome, RM