Casa San Giuseppe

Breakfast was great, continental style. Everyone was friendly and it was a quiet location within an easy walk to transport and the Colosseum. I would recommend it as a safe place for solo travellers. It’s run by Franciscan nuns, bear this in mind if you’re looking for a different vibe.

As a solo traveler, I couldn’t have asked for a better place! Everything was spotless, the location was perfect — just steps from all the main attractions — and the staff were unbelievably friendly and welcoming. It was so peaceful and quiet, and the simple breakfast served every morning was absolutely delicious and the perfect way to kick off the day. I felt energized, comfortable, and truly at home every time I came and went. If I ever come back to Rome, I will be staying here again — no question about it! Don’t even bother looking anywhere else!

We found staying at Casa San Giuseppe perfect for our stay in Rome. All the staff are very helpful. They helped us out by WhatsApp when we needed information on which metro station to use to get back to the premises. The breakfast was perfect to start the day. We also found it a quiet and spiritual place stay. The beds were comfortable with a soft and a hard pillow for different needs. We will stay there next time we go to Rome and we will recommend to our friends

For the price you pay this place is a fair deal, it's super clean, I liked the location although it's a bit far from the city center but I prefer this better as it's quiet, safe, and has shops a d restaurants around. The staff was kind, bed sheets very clean. The room was very big for a single bed, breakfast was ok nothing fancy but will do. Overall, I'm happy with the place.

The staff was very friendly and the breakfast was delicious! The bathroom and room were very clean! I had a lot of luggage and the elevator made it easy to move it around. The area around the hotel is very quiet and residential, but there are restaurants everywhere so you can eat late in the evening. There are shops right in front of the hotel so you can buy anything you need. From the airport it takes about 30-40 minutes by taxi. It's a quick bus ride to the Colosseum and the center of Rome. There is a bus stop about 3 minutes away. If you take bus 628, you can reach the Colosseum in 10-15 minutes. The Vatican is a bit farther away. It takes about 40 to 50 minutes by bus. The subway is a bit faster. It takes about 15-20 minutes by taxi to get to Termini Station. It took a little longer because a lot of Rome is under construction at the moment. It's a bit far from the airport, so if you're a traveler with a lot of luggage, you should definitely take a taxi! I still recommend it though. I would definitely stay here again.