This hotel is pretty cheap, in comparison to others 3 stars hotels in Rome, and despite being quite far from 'downton' is well connected to it due to the subway and the buses stations nearby.
And that's it for the good news. Let's see the bad news...
The rooms are the smallest I've ever seen: if you have a large suitcase the front door won't open. The closet is small, smelly and dirt, as well as the carpet (also very worn) and the walls (full of scratches and dark marks).
The bathroom was appalling: the window didn't close well, there's only one radiator and so I assume that the room would be very cold in winter; the basin is missing the bottom lid and when I came back after the morning 'cleaning' the roommaid let my eye conctat lenses closing lid fall into the basin's hole! The shower is dirt and very old and the courtesy set consisted only in a sample of shampoo and a small soap.
The bed is quite comfy but either the sheets and the blanket were dirty!!
The so called buffet breakfast was miserable: a few pastries and very cheap salami and sliced chees. The orange juice was mixed with water, and the first morning the waitress told us that the cappucino machine was broken, so she brought a cup of cheap coffee and not so fresh milk. No cereals and the tablecloth was stained and full of bread crumbles from the morning before! Also, there is no elevator to the first floor, and so every guest had to bring its luggage upstairs by himself!!!!!!!
Plus, we had to do the check out on the spot as we arrived, and pay in advance!!!!
Please don't stay here and in the others hotels of the same Leonardi's chain, as they seem to be pretty and comfortble but they aren't.
It's so clear that the only thing the owner has in mind is to maximise his profits, and he doesn't care at all of the weelbeing of his guests!

It was the fault of my life selecting San Giusto Hotel. It was a central hotel but that is all. The elevator is not in the entrance you have to climb long stairs to reach it. The room is very small, every door in the room includes the door of the wardrobe does not function well and noisy. The bath was terrific; toilet siphon was out of function, the shower handle was broken, not mounted on the wall, it was on the floor. We warned the staff about the problems, nothing has changed. Breakfast includes nothing, it is disgusting. While we were leaving the hotel, they demonstrated their real attitude to their clients, behaved very agressive. I recommend any hotel in Rome but not San Giusto...

We booked to stay at another hotel and were moved to this one due to electrical works. The hotel was clean and tidy but very basic. It does not have its own restaurant (only for breakfast) and I was petrified of the lifts. Not very good for those with children in pushchairs or those in wheel chairs as to get to the lift u have to use the stairs and once inside the lift it feels as if it will break. I also found the room quite noisy as we were on the side near the road and the italians seem to hoot there horns for no apparent reason. It was a 2 minute walk from the mstro station which was handy as we used it to get everywhere. I probably wouldnt return to rome as once you've done it you've done it but if i did and was on a budget i would probably stay here again.

While traveling as part of a large group, our tour ended up at this hotel. It was the worst place we stayed in all of Italy. The rooms were presented as air conditioned, but weren't. Some had a little cooler air, but most had none at all. We actually camped out four persons to a two person room. The night clerks at the desk were the rudest people we had encountered on the whole trip and offered us no help at all. The place is a maze of rooms, and a fire would have been a disaster. And the elevator is on the second floor and quite the climb with luggage. Avoid this place at all costs.