This is a basic hotel for the budget traveler, who needs little more than a clean, private room and bathroom to come back to after a long day of running around exploring this magnificent city. If you're looking for a room with ambiance, a bathroom with luxurious fixtures and an elegantly-appointed lobby, sorry. You're going to have to pay for all that. If you would rather spend your money seeing the sights, eating, and shopping, Flavia will help you keep more of your money for the fun stuff.
Added bonuses include close proximity to all the sights, safe location, breakfast included (not just "continental breakfast"; they actually have a nice little spread) and a very friendly and helpful multilingual staff.
Fine, I had to climb some stairs, but I'm sure it didn't do me any harm, especially considering the amount of amazing food I ate during my three days in Rome. I feel I more than got my money's worth and will definitely stay there again the next time I go to Rome.

We stayed here for four nights and found the location convenient and the reception staff very helpful. On our penultimate day chambermaids were cleaning a room on the other side of the corridor and we noticed the difference immediately. Rooms on the outside have daylight and were very differeent because of this feature. Our room was on the inside and had no natural light.. I accept that the external rooms may have been noisier but my advice would be to ask for a room on the outside rather than one overlooking an internal courtyard.
In summary inexpensive, good location and helpful recweption.

We stayed two persons from Denmark(late fourties) at Giotto Flavia for four days in october. The room was nice and clean, in traditional italian style. The shower was rather small (could need to be replaced)- not suitable for xx-large people. Not so much traffic noise in the area. Breakfast reasonable: coffee, tea etc., bread, youghurt. Friendly staff. Situated near Villa Borghese, Spanish steps, Via Veneto but in a not so crowded neighbourhood. Be sure to visit the local restaurant :Lampada in the nearest side-street to Via Flavia. Food (including sea-food)is excellent at very reasonable prices and the staff (and chef)very friendly and hospitable. You have to be there at 7 pm sharp or you´ll have to wait til 9.30 pm, ´course its often booked full.
All in all Giotto Flavia was a good choice for us. We prefer to use money for good food rather than hotel luxury and got good value for our money at Giotto Flavia.

The hotel was a good value for the price i paid on hotels very clean, the staff was really friendly and warm. They were very helpful, we had a great 6 days stay at Flavia. It is in walking distance from the train station. If you take a taxi it should be no more then 3 to 5 euro NO MORE THEN 5. (unoffical taxis will try and rip you off and ask for 20 to 35 euro from the train station so watch out.) The stairs and elevator should not be a worry because the staff and hotel are great and more then make up for the lil walk up. All and All i would say it is a great value. They made our stay in roma very comfortable. The is a lil bar about 3 shop down from the hotel called "The Music Bar" it is pretty good and they have great fresh orange juice. Also the side street farthest from the hotel right after the music bar has a bakery, and there is a place to get cheap pizza which is really really good it is like 2 euro. The front desk has coupons for the music bar just ask.