from 4 sources
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Overall:
"I would recommend this place to anyone looking for an inexpensive place to stay in Rome, IF you intend to spend very little time in your room." — source Venere
"Overall, IÂ’d definitely stay at this hotel." — source Expedia
"The staff was nice and relatively helpful but overall this was not a place I would ever stay in again." — source Venere
"We want to recommend the restaurant Flavia in the same street." — source Venere
"a good choice overall." — source Venere
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Clean:
"The hotel is very clean and the staff is helpful and friendly and it is situated in a quiet neighborhood." — source Venere
"The hotel was comfortable, clean and the location was good particularly for our needs." — source Venere
"We spended 3 nights, the sheets and the towels were no changed and the floor was no cleaned they do not even pick any thing from the floor." — source Expedia
"Both were small but clean and safe rooms." — source Expedia
"We had a very large corner room that was great,clean with everything we needed." — source Venere
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Service:
"but is nevertheless very expensive for service provided and room." — source Venere
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Location:
"The location was good and the staff was helpful and friendly." — source Venere
"Within easy walking distance to Trevi, via venito and main shopping areas." — source Expedia
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"Clean and comfortable for the price." — source Venere
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Room:
"The room was quite small with quite old fittings." — source Venere
"3rd floor rooms are very noisy - ceramic tile floors create a lot of noise at all hours of the night." — source Expedia
More information on Hotel GF-Sallustio
Hotel Giotto Flavia-Sallustio is Situated in the vicinity of the Termini train station, Via Veneto and near the lovely gardens of Villa Borghese, this hotel offers 30 modern and soundproof, comfortable rooms with air conditioning, private bathroom , direct-dial telephone, digital deposit box, satellite colour-TV and double glazed windows,non smoking rooms.
Check-in Time:
1400Check-out Time:
1500Total Rooms:
Guest Rooms:All rooms are modern and medium in size. The grey marble tiled rooms are decorated in green and black colours. They are all soundproofed and equipped with all the modern facilities.Total Floors:
3Rooms:
Guest Rooms:All rooms are modern and medium in size. The grey marble tiled rooms are decorated in green and black colours. They are all soundproofed and equipped with all the modern facilities.Reservations
IB
Cancellation Policy
-48 hours
Directions
From Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO): Distance to Hotel Sallustio is 30 kilometres, approximately 30 minutes' drive. Getting there. The Leonardo Express runs between the airport and the Termini train station in the city centre every 30 minutes. The journey time is about 35 minutes and single tickets cost 9.50 EUR. The Terravision shuttle bus runs between the airport and Termini station. Taxis to the city centre cost about 60 EUR, and taking a metered licensed taxi is advised. Prices are all subject to change. Getting around. Hotel Sallustio is on Via Flavia. Rome's historic city centre is easy to explore on foot, as many attractions are located close together. Repubblica is the hotel's closest metro station. The city has an efficient public transport system, including trams, buses, suburban trains, and metro (underground). Tickets can be purchased from tobacconists and ATAC ticket machines, and should be bought prior to boarding. Single tickets cost 1 EUR, and are valid for 75 minutes, covering one metro trip and unlimited bus travel. Driving in the city centre is not advised for visitors. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Area
Surroundings of Rome
Dining
RestaurantThe hotel has no restaurant. Breakfast is served on the ground floor.
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