Close enough to walk to and from the Termini but far enough away not to be bothered by undesirables, this hotel is in a good location for walking to the main tourist spots. Don't be put off by the building exterior - inside it's much better with quite attractive flooring and decor. The reception staff are friendly and helpful and speak English. We were given a room at the back on the second floor, so were not bothered by street noise or having to carry our cases up the stairs (as has been mentioned by others, there is no lift). Breakfast was rather limited (orange juice and a croissant are your best bet - the coffee was pretty dire). The room, including the en-suite, whilst not massive, was clean and always well serviced. Overall, a good base from which to explore Rome and decent value at the price.

I stayed in the hotel as there was an offer on the internet-although the full price is way too expensive for what you get . Everything was OK but the strength was its location-walking distance from everything-and the expertise and friendliness of the staff in the morning-the staff in the afternoon was actually pretty unwilling to help.

The hotel is at a busy street located so you can hear the traffic al the time.
If you are bigger than 1.80 the shower is far to small you can't get in.
Overal was it a very good price and close to the subway.

In selecting this hotel, as a solo traveler on short notice, I was after a reasonably priced hotel close to Termini Station. At 100 euro a night for 3 nights I was satisfied with what Hotel Giubileo provided. The proximity to Termini and the Metro was a big plus. The room I had was narrow but certainly adequate. The air con and TV worked well and I had no complaints with the breakfast offerings. The staff were very good-natured and helpful. The walk up the steps was not a big deal for me but it might be for more elderly tourists. Overall I was reasonably satisfied with this hotel and it suited my purposes at the time quite well.