Stayed two nights,the place is strange. Enter through a reception area which is clean .To reach the rooms you take a modern lift to the first floor where the superior rooms are located. Our friends had a room on this floor,which was modern and reasonably well presented. As we had been allocated a room on the third floor we entered a stairwell that had not seen a new coat of paint since Nero was a lad. An ancient lift is then taken to the third floor.On this stair well are located two further one and two star hotels, an office and a private dwelling!The Giorgi rooms are through an unlocked access door that is covered by cctv.Room 303 (as mentioned by previous reports) was adequate,the bathroom was clean if a little tired with no evidence of stench from the bidet.The big problem was the air conditioning which ran continuously,could not be switched off and was very noisy.
Breakfast was basic but adequate.
The local area is a little seedy as is the norm with close proximity to rail stations.
Would I stay again ? Possibly,but require a superior room.
Clive Howes England

Stayed here w/ mom and sister for 1 night on our way back to the U.S. from Rome. Room 303, 1 queen bed, 1 twin. 2.5 blocks from the train station. Room was large but very basic. Bidet emitted strong stench of urine that spread into the room. We covered it with several towels, which helped. I gather that Rome hotels are extremely expensive for what you get, but this place was up there with some of the nastiest hostels I have stayed in in Europe and Central America for $100 less. Funny photos of someone's cat on the wall. Evening clerk was very friendly - escorted us to our room and helped us with our luggage. Morning clerk was worthless, seemed drunk or asleep, took repeated requests of "tassi, per favore" for him to figure out that we wanted him to call us a taxi. Not recommended.

As a regular visitor to Rome, have stayed in a variety of accommodation, but the Giorgi this spring was my favourite so far. Small unasuming place, decent value for money, it is literally one hundred yards from where the Ryanair bus drops you off or takes you back to Ciampino.
The rooms where really nice, simple with no excessive luxury, but well maintained and furnished and spotlessly clean. Breakfast was nothing special, rarelly is in Rome, so we moslty have a quick snack and enjoy a 'second breakfast' in one of the Cafes in the area. Was initially worried about it being a little suspect so close to the station, but the Hotel is next to a Piazza that seemd o be policed 24hrs a day due to some government office or other.

Great Location, and not a squalid hotel one would expect so close to the station.

I stayed here last year for 2 nights, September, 2006. It is located walking distance near the Roma Termini Train station and has helpful staff. The rooms are clean and adequate for the price and seem to be redecorated recently. I would definitely stay there again.