We stayed at the hotel for 3 nights and I have to say for a 3 star it was extremely clean and the staff were quite friendly, however they were probably the friendliest people we met in Rome. They seem quite moody people....

The hotel is on the first floor of what is also a private residence. So although not initially apparent you walk in and go up one flight of stairs and you're there. The rooms are very small but we expected that. However, they were very modern in decor and extremely clean. The rooms also have a balcony but we never got to use it as it was just too cold and wet, but i guess would be great in the summer. The shower room is tiny, as in room for one person standing, but again very clean. There isn't anywhere to put brushes etc but that didn't really matter. We didn't find noise a problem as were slightly away from the main streets. The location though was superb. We could walk to just about anywhere and the Vatican was a 5 minute walk down the bottom of the road - good for knowing that although you have to queue early to get in there you only had a 5-10 min walk to join the queue. Breakfast was laid out every morning - continental style but you can eat as much as you like.

I would recommend the hotel if a little pushed for space - but then i gather that most of Rome is like that.

My husband and me stayed at Residence Giuggioli for three nights in January 2006. We landed a little later than expected and straight away called the hotel to say that we were going to be late, they were very friendly and said that it would not be a problem and that they’ll wait for us (I think the reception area closed at 10.30 ish). We got to the hotel late, around 23 hours, the staff were on reception was very friendly showed us our room and gave us some pointers to were to go for a drink.

The room was dated, small and had quite a lot of damp that had come through from the bathroom wall into the bedroom. This did not look very pleasant. As we were only staying 3 nights and the fact that there wasn’t any damp smell we decided not to complain about it and to just stick it out.
The room was cleaned daily but because of the pealing wallpaper and the damp in the bathroom it never felt very clean.
The beds were very comfortable but it was not a double bed it was two single beds that had been pushed together, something that I hate when they do but I guess that is common practice of many hotels not just in this one.
We did not eat the included breakfast, as we wanted to do our own thing, but the breakfast room did look very nice and modern.
The Location of the Hotel was, in our opinion, perfect. It was located about 15 minutes walk from the Vatican and 7 minutes walk from a tube stop and was in a nice quiet residential street. In fact the hotel was very quiet full stop.

The hotel was not very nice and does not earn to be recommended to anyone. We think that for around £75 a night, which is what we paid, you should be able expects a damp-free and clean environment.

We stayed at Giuggioli late July into August, the staff were friendly, room decor was nice and air con fantastic.

The breakfast was basic although this is common in Italy and we can have no real complaints about the hotel.

Decided to go to Rome at the last minute for the bank holiday weekend. Phoned/emailed around 50 tripadvisor rated hotels, then tried hotels.com and other hotel websites. Couldn't find any accommodation except the very expensive 5*, poorly rated/termini neighbourhood, or too far outside Rome. This was the only suitable place I could find at short notice, and it wasn't cheap - I paid Eur750 for 4 nights.

The room and bathroom (shower only) were newly refurbished so in good, clean condition, nice decor and colours. Room and bathroom cleaned very well daily with clean towels. However, both the room and bathroom were tiny. I did read on tripadvisor that accommodation in Rome is expensive and small.

Breakfast was pretty basic but OK since we don't eat a lot. A couple of croissants, jam, butter, tea or coffee. Staff were helpful and friendly.

Hotel on the 1st floor of a building and might be affiliated with Dei Quiriti (since they shared the same brass plate and door mat bore the the latter's name).

Short walk to Vatican and St Pauls (10-15mins). We are quite active so walked to some other attractions (Villa Borghese, Spanish Steps, Trevi 20-40mins) although we took the metro to the Colesseum. Metro station is a 5min walk away. Quiet, safe, residential neighbourhood although the refuse collectors came around midnight every night to empty the bins (outside our window). Some nice restaurants/cafes nearby (frequented by Romans, not tourists).

I didn't have any issues with the hotel - it served it's purpose, was clean and nice condition. If I go to Rome again, I would try to book earlier so I could get better value for money or one of hotels more highly rated by tripadvisor members.