Lazy Gio Guest House

Nice room in a quiet neighborhood away from the tourist spots translated into a major value here. We figured out bus system and went all kinds of places for 1.50 euro each trip — major bargain. Market right around the corner as well as a fresh fruit stand. Staff super helpful!

There are 52 steps to the room and you cannot use the lift. Not the end of the world but having access to the lift would really be helpful. Still a great stay tho

Pretty nice inside. Comfortable. Easily accessible to transit.

Nothing to big to make a fuss. It would be nice if there is a space to place a bath soap/shower gel inside the shower stall so you don’t need to open the shower door to reach for it.

Spotless, spacious, located on a leafy, residential street that feels like you're in a normal, nice part of Rome. You're about 30 minutes walking distance from Trevi, and about 15 minutes from Villa Borghese.

You're not allowed to use the elevator! Huge hassle for check-in/check-out with your luggage, and a problem for anyone with injuries or mobility issues.

The location is very good, and I really appreciated having coffee available. I also want to believe that the owners genuinely care and are trying their best.

Since the main purpose of staying at a hotel is to sleep, I don’t think this was satisfactory. The bed seems to be broken—it creaks and sags. The mattress should have been replaced a long time ago, as it’s extremely soft and uneven, making it very uncomfortable. When I reported this, the staff tried to fix it (most likely by flipping or adjusting the mattress), but afterwards all our belongings were covered in a thick layer of dust, which stayed in the air for about a day. The hairdryer didn’t work. The shower area looks a bit neglected. The towels had a very strong vinegar smell. Also, I don’t remember the listing mentioning that the lift was unavailable, which was inconvenient.