A modern guest house just steps from Termini, with air-conditioned rooms and private bathrooms, ideal for exploring Rome on foot or by metro.
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Giolitti Rooms is a guest house in the Stazione Termini district of Rome, just a short walk from the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore and the train station, in one of the most convenient areas of the capital for those travelling without a car.
The rooms, all air-conditioned, are designed for a practical stay: they feature a wardrobe, coffee machine, refrigerator, safe and flat-screen TV, as well as a private bathroom with shower. Sheets and towels are always included, and the parquet flooring gives the rooms a more refined touch than a typical guest house.
The location is the property’s real strength: Vittorio Emanuele metro station is 250 metres away, Termini station just over 600 metres, and the Colosseum can be reached with a walk of about 1.3 km. The surrounding area has plenty of bars, cafés and family-run restaurants, convenient for a quick stop before or after sightseeing. A suitable option for those looking for a functional and affordable base to move between the city’s main monuments, without giving up a minimum of comfort in the room.
The rooms at Giolitti Rooms share an essential and functional layout: about 15 square metres, air conditioning, a private bathroom with shower and hairdryer, coffee machine and flat-screen TV. Each room can accommodate up to two people and offers the choice between a large double bed or two single beds, a flexibility useful both for couples and for those travelling together without being a couple.
The main difference between the two available room types concerns the level of amenities: the Superior adds a dining area, a larger wardrobe, a safe and parquet flooring, making it the most complete choice for those who want a bit more comfort during their stay. Both, however, remain designed for practical use, ideal as a base for days dedicated to sightseeing in the city rather than for long moments of relaxation in the room.
The Deluxe is the property’s simplest option: 15 sqm air-conditioned with a private bathroom featuring a shower and hairdryer, coffee machine and flat-screen TV. The bed configuration is flexible, with the option to choose between a double bed or two single beds, making it suitable for both couples and friends travelling together.
Same size as the Deluxe but with a few extra amenities: the Superior adds a dining area, a wardrobe with a safe and parquet flooring, standing out as the property’s most refined room type. Here too, the beds can be configured as a double bed or two single beds, keeping the same occupancy flexibility.
Giolitti Rooms focuses on practical amenities designed for a worry-free stay in the heart of Rome. All rooms are air-conditioned and non-smoking, with a private bathroom complete with bathtub or shower, hairdryer and complimentary toiletries. Bed linen and towels provided by the property are also included.
For dining, guests will find fruit, wine/champagne and a kettle for tea and coffee directly in the room, as well as a shared kitchen with utensils, dining table and refrigerator available. Overall, the property has heating, parquet or wood flooring, a safe, a smoke alarm and a carbon monoxide detector, elements that ensure a good level of safety.
Each room is also equipped with a flat-screen TV, a power outlet near the bed and a coffee machine, useful details for those staying in Rome mainly to visit the city and who want a practical and well-organised base.
Giolitti Rooms is located in the Stazione Termini district, a central and lively area of Rome, animated by cafés, small ethnic restaurants and shops that stay open late. The street, Via Giovanni Giolitti, runs parallel to the station tracks, offering quick access to all the capital’s transport lines without giving up an authentic, lived-in urban setting.
The location is designed for those getting around without a car: Vittorio Emanuele metro station is 250 metres away and the Roma Termini stop about 600 metres away, with direct connections to the historic centre and the city’s main hubs. Termini railway station, just 50 metres away, also makes arriving by train from other Italian cities convenient. For those flying, Ciampino airport is about 11 km away, while Fiumicino is just over 20 km away.
On foot, you can quickly reach some less crowded historic sites, such as the Temple of Minerva Medica and the Servian Walls, both within 700 metres. The Colosseum can be reached with a walk of about 1.3 km, as can the Domus Aurea at 1.1 km and Porta Maggiore at 1 km. A little further, past 2 km, are the Trevi Fountain, Piazza di Spagna and Villa Borghese, all easily connected by metro. The area is especially suited to those who want to spend their days discovering ancient and imperial Rome, moving easily between ruins, museums and historic squares.
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Guests particularly praise the staff, with a score of 9.2, and the comfort of the rooms, rated 9.4. Cleanliness is also highly appreciated. The location, while central, receives a slightly lower score (8.7), still consistent with an overall fabulous rating.
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No, Giolitti Rooms does not allow pets during the stay.
Giolitti Rooms is located about 600 metres from Roma Termini metro station and just 50 metres from Termini Laziali railway station, in a convenient location for those arriving by train.
No, Giolitti Rooms does not offer a parking service for guests.
The rooms at Giolitti Rooms offer a flexible configuration with either a large double bed or two single beds, at the guest’s choice.
The Colosseum is about 1.3 km from Giolitti Rooms, conveniently reachable on foot or with a short metro ride.
No, Giolitti Rooms does not require a minimum age for check-in.
