I was there with a friend. The room was pretty small but clean. The location is perfect - just a 5 minutes walk to the Termini. The young staff was helpful - speaking English. The old staff was rude. The bar wasn't open as told in the evening and we had to go out in pouring rain to look for a place to have some coffee. As there was a construction going on right next to our room, terrible noise started at 7 a.m. and very unpleasant. We had to ask for a remote control for the TV and find out that there were only Italian channels - no international TV.
2 elevators to change- the modern one OK but the old one like something from the beginning of the 20th century...
I liked it but my friend didn't.

Two minutes from Rome Terminii, Metro and bus station so easy to go anywhere in Rome and further afield

Hotel was clean and the rooms comfortable. The staff were very helpful. Breakfast was above the norm for the class of Italian hotel although more and more Italian hotels are providing better choice than the coffee and rolls or old.

Only minor complaint was that the two breakfast staff could be overwhelmed with keeping the buffett topped up and serving coffee and tea especially when the breakfast room was full

If you check the website for the Giorgi, you will find a picture of a charming room nicely decorated and very appealing. We did not have that room. As earlier reviewers have noted, room 303 is in an older part of the hotel and in serious need of renovation. There is no carpet on the floor, the wallpaper is starting to come off the walls, and the shower is broken. When we arrived at 2:30 in the afternoon, the room was not ready (which we were not told until we had hauled our luggage up in the ancient closet-like elevator). We did gain access to the room to leave our luggage. The room had an unpleasant odor coming from the bathroom. Fortunately, when we returned and the room was clean and the odor was gone.

If you check out the hotel on Expedia, you will see that the Hotel advertises things such as Climate Control, High Speed Internet, and Bathrobes. The front desk controlled the air-conditioning. There was one computer near the breakfast room for the use of the entire hotel, which costs 2 euro/half hour. On the second day of our stay, we returned to the room to find that my husband's robe (his personal robe--not one provided by the hotel) was missing. Evidently, housekeeping removed it with the dirty towels. No one knew what happened to it and no one cared. Will we stay there again? I think not.

This was an expensive hotel and did not come up to the standards of the supposed lesser hotels we stayed at in Nice, Venice, and Florence. Although it was very conveniently located near the train station and metro, I would prefer a hotel more on the outskirts of Rome next time.

Charming hotel with a great location. The staff is a little less than excited about doing anything for you . Not rude but you must ask-they are not going to offer anything.