Hotel Giuliana

Via Agostino Depretis 70, Rome, Lazio, 00184, Italy | 2 star hotel

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Ready. Set. Rome.

A travel blog entry by inloveineurope

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... AdHoc and Osteria Barberini. I'd highly recommend both and Barberini is affordable for almost all budgets. Props to Lauren for finding that one. We all had a great dinner together and then just like that we had to part ways. Lauren & Aa spent a few more days alone in Rome together enjoying wedded bliss and mom, Jon and I were headed to Penne the next day for the next leg of Italy Adventure, or as I like to call it- My Quest to Find the Best Gelato in Italy. ...

I've got faith, faith of the heart

A travel blog entry by pegsaroni

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... to get our ten schnitzels on to cook, as the fire had to burn down to just some hot coals. They were hot too, as with being used to cooking on this BBQ slowly, I burnt one side of our food. Maybe that was gods punishment for me going to his sacred site. Oh well, if that's all he has to throw at me... There was no late swim tonight because of the late dinner, so I'm now lying on my bed trying to keep my eyes open after another long, hot day. I'm not going to be able to keep them open much ...

Roman Ruins and more exploration

A travel blog entry by audreytravels

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... spent what seemed like forever getting an audioguide. We got in and found a lot of the Forum under reconstruction. The fixing up of ruins is a little strange to me. But we walked around and listened to the audioguide for a while before I got too bored to listen to any more. The guy narrating the audioguide was dreadfully boring and telling us nothing interesting. We made our way up to Palatine Hill, walked around ...

April 24th

A travel blog entry by rometoathens

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... We have seen so many amazing things! I sure hope I come back because I threw a coin in the Trevi fountain! Also, Iām gonna marry the gelatto!!"

Jordan: "I love Rome for the food, the pizza and pasta, and the cheese, it is so good."

Lee: "The trip has been amazing. Seeing all the ruins is awesome! I love it here!"

John: "Dad, sat next to a man from the D.O.D. on the plane who is in charge of the mid-life refurbishing of 8 frigates. Converted him to pro C.W.B ...

When in Rome do as the Romans do... and eat pasta!

A travel blog entry by aliceparish

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... Rome which was an overnight train. The train to Rome had compartments which reminded me of the Hogwarts Express ;). On both of the train rides we met some Italians (obviously), and let's just say Italian guys are very forward, persistant, flirtatious, and annoying. They don't have the same boundaries that we foreigners have. Our train got to Rome at 5 in the morning, so nothing was open quite yet. We managed to find a little shop ...

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Location

This 2 star hotel, located in the Historic Center area of Rome, is near Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore, Appian Line Tours Rome, Via Nazionale, and Teatro dell'Opera.
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    Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Giuliana Rome

    Welcome from the first second

    from anonymous

    The hotel Giuliana was exactly the kind of place we were wanting to stay in. The hotel isn't huge, only 11 rooms in all, but this gave the place a really homely atmosphere. From the second we arrived we were well looked after in a friendly environment. The rooms were spotless, well sized and comfortable. The location is excellent, walking distance to everything (mind the drivers though, they really are every bit as crazy as everyone says. A red light doesn't always mean they'll stop for you!)

    The room was a good price and I never felt like they were ever trying to get extra money out of me. Jean, the manager always had time for us and would often chat.

    There was a little noise from the market that starts quite early just outside, but you could hardly hear it with the window closed.

    All in all I would thoroughly recommend this to anyone.

    Rob Miller

    Loved the Giuliana!

    from anonymous

    My wife and I stayed in Hotel Giuliana for one evening during our last trip to Rome, based on a referral from the nearby Hotel Paba. The quality of the hotel was excellent, and we would definitely stay again. The hotel was centrally located just off the busy main streets, within easy walking distance to the train station, metro, and the rest of the city. While AC was extra, we didn't need it as our room opened out onto an interior courtyard, and the breeze at night through the open window was refreshing. The room was clean and well-kept, with marble floors, comfortable beds, and an extraordinarily large private bath. Breakfast was included on premises, and the proprietor was extremely helpful and personable, even sitting down at breakfast with us to talk. Overall an excellent experience!

    Thoroughly Modern Guiliana

    from MarylandDon

    We thoroughly agree with the other reviews here and almost gave this hotel the full five bullets. The hotel's facilities are only a year and a half old, very clean and comfortable; and while the location may not suit everyone, it is only a ten-minute walk from Piazza Repubblica and Termini, the transportation hub from which you can get anywhere in Rome by bus or subway (or in the case of the airport, by a special non-stop train). Located to the west of Termini, it is not only in one of the nicer neighborhoods but is closer to the main tourist attractions than many hotels listed in the Termini area. Our only minor quibbles are (1) we were slightly misled into believing that any room in downtown Rome could be on a quiet street--it's all relative, but we did have to keep the windows shut and the air conditioner on to shield us from the noise of even a relatively quiet street, and (2) one of the otherwise superb desk staff was a bit too eager on one occasion to assume ignorance on our part and unintentionally to be rude as we attempted to ask a question--it turned out only to be a personality quirk, and he, like the rest of the staff, was eventually quite helpful. The staff in general was very warm and personable, cheerfully accommodating all our requests for assistance with touring, transportation, and food. Most of the staff speaks such excellent English, that even though they are thoroughly Italian, they often speak to each other in English! Incidentally, we stayed at Hotel Giuliana for eight nights, a good long time to get to know a hotel. Without question, we would stay here again.

    Great choice for us.

    from anonymous

    great choice for a mid priced hotel. Marble floors in large rooms and large baths with a/c, large bath and hot water. The staff is very, very freindly and quite helpful in all matters. We really appreciated the hospitality. The location was with in walking distance to most attractions and the metro and train stations very convenient. A great choice for us.

    Comfortable and Friendly

    from anonymous

    Very friendly staff, nice clean rooms, larger than most, quiet and a GREAT location. We came in from the train station and walked just a few blocks to this hotel. I would definitely stay here again.

    A terrific value

    from anonymous

    Just off the busy main streets Hotel Giuliana provided a comfortable room at a good price in a convienient location. I was particulary pleased with the owners Jean and Luiggi. They went the extra mile to make sure that our stay was enjoyable. I enjoyed the hotels location. It was easy to access the Termini, Metro system or just walk to most of Rome's major attractions. This was my first trip to Roma and Hotel Giuliana played a key role in the enjoyment of that trip.

    Wonderful staff

    from anonymous

    The Hotel Giuliana was a great hotel for Rome. The location was wonderful. We could walk or take the Metro to everything. The owners were the most pleasant people in Rome. They were very helpful and kind.

    The room (a triple) was a good size and the bathroom was large (even by American standards). We were very comfortable here and I would stay again in a heartbeat.

    Convenient to sites, nice rooms, friendly staff

    from showmetraveler

    Hotel Giuliana isn't fancy, but is a great value in expensive Rome.

    Jean and Luiggi Santacroce, the owners, couldn't be nicer and the rest of the staff is just as friendly and helpful. We like to walk, so we were able to visit most "must see" sites without resorting to subways or buses. The hotel just is just outside the rather dicey area around Termini station and just up the street from Druid's Irish Pub. The area "felt" much more comfortable than the first block or so around Termini.

    Considering price and location, we felt an "excellent" rating was justified.

    Loved the Hotel Guiliano

    from anonymous

    Location great, staff very friendly and helpful, rooms very clean, handy safe in room.

    TripAdvisor Reviews Hotel Giuliana Rome

    4.50 of 5 stars Outstanding