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"Location and staff were excellent and very helpful and friensly"

"Big room. Nice reception area. Big valcony. Excellent food at the restaurant. Very close to the airport"

"I enjoyed my stay at Hotel Gioberti and would highly recommend it. The hotel was only a two-minute walk from the main train/metro/bus station, which made it convenient for getting around in Rome. The room was clean and breakfast buffet was good. The staff were couteous and, whenever I had a problem, for example with the TV and the safe, they immediately sent someone to resolve the issue."

"We had a great 3 night stay, great location, very nice breakfast buffet, nice large, clean room. Front desk staff were friendly and very helpful. Thank you!"

"Nice quiet space, room is a tad small, but we didn't really spend much time in room. Heating unit worked WAY to well, not a bad thing."

"Check in was easy, room was ready early, and staff helpful and friendly "

"Cleanliness, room size and hospitality "

"clean, friendly staff, delicious carbonara, great bathroom, mattress and linens."

"We were upgraded from the Annexe to the main building on arrival. This made a huge difference as our room was quiter than the Annexe room would have been (further from the road). The room was spotlessly clean and of good size - not massive, but with plenty of space to move around and unpack. Staff were very friendly and helpful. On our first night, we asked at the desk for a restaurant recommendation, the staff member told us her favourite nearby restaurant. It was great. We then discovered that the hotel had pdf (obtiainable from scanning a QR code in the room) of their recommended restaurants in the area but also further afield. We went to many of them and thought all of them were amazing - especially one that was in the same building as the hotel! As for location, the hotel is perfect. None of the main sights in Rome were more than 35 minutes walk away. We walked everywhere - which actually mean loads of walking as the Vatican Museums and Coluseum/Forum entailed lots and lots of walking around just to see everything in those locations...."