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Rome lodging recs?
May 21, 07 23:18
Hi everyone --finally making it to Rome for my first trip! Am seeking suggestions for a safe and quiet hotel/lodging place over a 4 day weekend in June (centrally located ideally for the first time visitor and avid walker -as well as solo traveller)...the Travesdere area comes highly recommended but would be interested to hear suggestions. Oh, and favorite cafes are highly welcomed too. Thanks as always, C.
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Hi everyone --finally making it to Rome for my first trip! Am seeking suggestions for a safe and quiet hotel/lodging place over a 4 day weekend in June (centrally located ideally for the first time visitor and avid walker -as well as solo traveller)...the Travesdere area comes highly recommended but would be interested to hear suggestions. Oh, and favorite cafes are highly welcomed too. Thanks as always, C.
cmchangMay 21, 07 23:18
cmchangMay 21, 07 23:18
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Post 1
May 23, 07 00:19
Hi,
here are some tips for your trip to Rome:
To stay overnight, I know a little place called 'La Locanda', is really centrally located and it is a cozy wine bar that also has rooms to rent.
Regarding nice cafes, first rule is avoid places where you see too many tourists ;-)
Trastevere is great for bars, restaurants and Pizzerie; close to Piazza Trilussa is full of places where to stop.
Piazza Campo dei Fiori for the apero is a must.
The most beautiful museum for me is Galleria Borghese, highly recommended for its sculptures!
If you want more info, just drop me a line.
Ciao!
here are some tips for your trip to Rome:
To stay overnight, I know a little place called 'La Locanda', is really centrally located and it is a cozy wine bar that also has rooms to rent.
Regarding nice cafes, first rule is avoid places where you see too many tourists ;-)
Trastevere is great for bars, restaurants and Pizzerie; close to Piazza Trilussa is full of places where to stop.
Piazza Campo dei Fiori for the apero is a must.
The most beautiful museum for me is Galleria Borghese, highly recommended for its sculptures!
If you want more info, just drop me a line.
Ciao!
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Hi,
here are some tips for your trip to Rome:
To stay overnight, I know a little place called 'La Locanda', is really centrally located and it is a cozy wine bar that also has rooms to rent.
Regarding nice cafes, first rule is avoid places where you see too many tourists ;-)
Trastevere is great for bars, restaurants and Pizzerie; close to Piazza Trilussa is full of places where to stop.
Piazza Campo dei Fiori for the apero is a must.
The most beautiful museum for me is Galleria Borghese, highly recommended for its sculptures!
If you want more info, just drop me a line.
Ciao!
Chiara, May 23, 07 00:19
here are some tips for your trip to Rome:
To stay overnight, I know a little place called 'La Locanda', is really centrally located and it is a cozy wine bar that also has rooms to rent.
Regarding nice cafes, first rule is avoid places where you see too many tourists ;-)
Trastevere is great for bars, restaurants and Pizzerie; close to Piazza Trilussa is full of places where to stop.
Piazza Campo dei Fiori for the apero is a must.
The most beautiful museum for me is Galleria Borghese, highly recommended for its sculptures!
If you want more info, just drop me a line.
Ciao!
Chiara, May 23, 07 00:19
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May 23, 07 00:39
about the place to stay: avoid as much as possible all the hotels and hostels near "Termini", "Castro Pretorio" or "Vittorio Emanuele" metro stations. A very nice place is the Jocanda b&b (www.jocanda.it). If you prefer something more "backpacker style" ther is also the Youth Station Hostel (www.youthstation.it). Both these places are near the university - nice place, very safe and full of life. I like very much cafes and bars in Monti (around metro "Cavour") and San Lorenzo.
ciao
marco
ciao
marco
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about the place to stay: avoid as much as possible all the hotels and hostels near "Termini", "Castro Pretorio" or "Vittorio Emanuele" metro stations. A very nice place is the Jocanda b&b (www.jocanda.it). If you prefer something more "backpacker style" ther is also the Youth Station Hostel (www.youthstation.it). Both these places are near the university - nice place, very safe and full of life. I like very much cafes and bars in Monti (around metro "Cavour") and San Lorenzo.
ciao
marco
marcomarco, May 23, 07 00:39
ciao
marco
marcomarco, May 23, 07 00:39
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Oct 22, 10 12:00
business is slow huh Monik.... :-)
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Oct 22, 10 13:46
Just avoid the bed & breafast group "bellia" Ave roma - Ave VAticano, etc.
. their price are highs and they serve you for the breakfast nespresso coffee with industrial pastries very shoking 
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Just avoid the bed & breafast group "bellia" Ave roma - Ave VAticano, etc.. their price are highs and they serve you for the breakfast nespresso coffee with industrial pastries very shoking
TSATSA, Oct 22, 10 13:46
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Nov 29, 11 14:20
Hi.. We are renting a flats for the tourists in the centre of Rome(in area Vatican),we have the flats for 2,3,4,5,6 person..So if u are looking for a flat in Rome for your holiday write to me : monica.holidayrome@gmail.com
Regards.Monica
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Hi.. We are renting a flats for the tourists in the centre of Rome(in area Vatican),we have the flats for 2,3,4,5,6 person..So if u are looking for a flat in Rome for your holiday write to me : monica.holidayrome@gmail.com
Regards.Monica
Monika O, Nov 29, 11 14:20
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