What to say about the Giada Hotel. Ummm, the location was good if you use the bus system or the trains. The employees for the most part are pleasant but as for the hotel itself, it seems the owners don't put the money back into it. If you look at the pictures the hotel provides you, beware. It's easy to... More

This is the perfect place if you need a clean room and place to shower. The bed was somewhat comfy, breakfast was ok but the rooms were clean and is in a perfect location. The train station and Coloseum are both extremely close. The only thing that annoyed me was you had to go to the lobby to use the... More

Very poor and the staff were impolite. We had to wait till 3 pm for the rooms although we arrived about 10 am. We booked 4 days before we went to Rome. More

I was looking for a non-expensive hotel (single room) close to Termini station for 2 nights, and found Hotel Giada on the website nyceRome.com. The hotel (3 stars) is quite basic, but clean, and it satisfied my needs. The room was simply furnished, but the bed was good. The breakfast was average. The location of the hotel was superb, 3... More

The Hotel Giada is completely different to what one sees on the internet, there is no comparison. Its dirty and depressing to stay in. Apart from the room having dirty walls and looking shabby altogether, there was a strong smell of dust as if the room had been closed for a month. I could barely breath, since I suffer from... More

In Rome this is classed as a 3 star, and you are situated right in the middle of the city, so expect noise, not a nice view, the usual inconsiderate night revelers returning to their rooms making a noise and a Roman style breakfast. We arrived to find that the company we had booked with was fake (HotelsVision) and we... More

We've traveled to Rome without booking a hotel in advance and since it wasn't high season yet it wasn't that hard to find one. We arrived at the Termini (the Central Train Station) and we decided to pick a street and see if we could find a hotel close enough. Well, luckily there are loads of hotels around the Termini... More

My main reason to book hotel Giada was because it was accessible with a wheelchair. Upon arrival the receptionaist seemed quite astonished that I was travelling all by myself. At the entrance there is one small step which is barely worth mentioning. The elevator is spatious (a rare thing for a hotel in Rome) and my single room was accessible... More

The staff here are very friendly and helpful. Room was a small single which felt quite depressing at first but I spent very little time there so it really didn't matter. Bed was comfortable. Shower clean with plenty of hot water. There were some students shouting in the corridor a lot one night but I was so tired they barely... More