Camping Village Roma

We always love this place and have recommended to many friends. It is a great place for us, our kids, and family who visits. Very convenient bus stop to attractions.

+night club (but I wanted to dance longer time); +swimming pool; +surroundings with greenery; +comfortable mattresses.

- rooms should be cleaned at least every second day;

The facilities were good, restaurant great value and quick. Bungalow had most things you needed but was small. Liked the outside table was great. Laundry handy and pool good although didn't use it

Very far from city was frustrating having to wait so long for buses at both ends. You can catch both 246, 246p, and 247 (get off just before the mcds with this bus) which we discovered at the end. The blankets provided as only warmth had black hair all through them showing they hadn't even been shaken out was gross! The most annoying thing was we were a few rows back from the restaurant bar and they played thumping house music until at least 2am every night and one night was 4am barely got any sleep and had ppl urinating in our garden outside out bungalow yelling and drunk. Get a room in city extra 5 pound I paid 50 pound a night was a rip off for no sleep and avg room and extra transport cost hotel worth the extra $.

The staff working in the information place were excellent, nothing was to much trouble. Maybe they could give lessons to some of the staff at the reception

Some of the staff at reception need a course in public relations. If they don' like dealing with tourist they should find another job.

The environment

We enjoyed the vibe of the place as well as the commodities available.

The location made it difficult to arrive to and depart from via public transportation. The curtains were too heavy and made it difficult to receive natural light from the outdoors. Lack of airflow.

Good location and price, good facilities.

noisy at night, coach parties of teenagers

The staff was great very helpful and friendly. Location was pretty good 2 buses lines went straight to the metro and little restraunts around the metro had good food at a decent price

Stairs from the bottom to the cabins walls were thin u could hear every thing outside

That it was so far away from all the tourist spots

Overall fantastic place.

I originally booked bungalow style accommodation and then discovered the chalet style accommodation fitted my needs more, so I was happy to be able to upgrade. There is a bus stop right outside the camping village which goes to the metro which in turn will take you directly into Rome. The village has a mini-market with a good range of supplies and a large supermarket is located across the road for people requiring more than the basic essentials. The onsite bar/restaurant is great with functions on most nights. It may be normal practice for travellers staying in camping villages in Europe to take their own dishclothis, detergent, etc, but I found the non- supply of those items a little odd. They are not items I commonly carry around with me when I'm travelling and having to buy them for a couple of nights was a little annoying.

Wi-fi was available, but according to the staff, due to the large number of travellers staying in the park (it was far from full), the signal was reduced and only available in public areas. The need to walk some distance from the chalets to the public area was a bit frustrating, but all in all, I enjoyed my stay there and would recommend to others.

Everything was good just a minor issue Hot water took quite s bit of time to flow.

Nothing

The bungalow is made of plastic and very small. The toiletdoor didn't close. There was not a drinkglass in the bathroom. No frigidary. The door of the shower was broken. Only one "towel" for the whole week (I spend there 6 nights). The "restaurant" is very noisy, more like a canteen of a fabric. No telephon and tv in the room. No comfort. For me: Never again!! Better you pay 10 euro more for a comfortable hotelroom in the center of the city. I paid on this camping 46 euro for one night.

It's cheap and friendly.

During the night you will see unusual things beside the camping

Easy to get to centre of Rome and affordable

clean, bit calm, good value for the Money.

Had to ask 4 (FOUR) times in the reception for na extra pillow, had to ask 3 times for changing of towels. Things don't work between front desk, and the team that is going to the bungalows. The message is got from the recption, but things last to be done.

It was very close to public transport, and had a Vatican shuttle for only 3 euro a person. I also liked that if you didn't want to leave the camp site it had everything you needed right inside the site.

I didn't like that the pool closed at 9. The site does not provide a shuttle to anywhere near the Colosseum. I think it was just a little overpriced for the facility. Our room was only given one towel set. Our room was not cleaned daily. Overall it was worth it and enjoyable, would stay again.

easy access to the city center. supermaket nearby. restaurant

too noisy. Difficulty to sleep at night.

The staff were very friendly, check in was a breeze, and the staff there spoke good English. I upgraded from a bungalow to a chalet which was very nice, it came with kitchen area with a fridge cutlery etc. The pool area is great, you can have a swim and a drink at the pool bar. The food in the Chiao Bella was great and at a reasonable price. There is a supermarket on site, however it does not open until 4pm and is limited to what you can buy. The super market across the road that sell everything, there is also a Mc donalds there for the kids. The bar is open until late and plays great music.

The worse part was noise in the nights, there is a 11:00pm silence policy, however this is not enforced so you have loud teenagers partying until very late. I would ask for a bungalow or chalet away from the main complex if you want to sleep! The Bungalows are basic 2 beds, a bunk and a toilet, if you can afford the chalet its worth the extra cost.

For his price-range the accomodation was very good (everything was clean and in very good condition), the surroundings were pleasant and e had a local supermarket with good prices were we could shop. If you take the bus from Fiumicino airport to RomeTermini you can ask the bus driver to leave you at one of the bus-stops on Via Aurelia, and then you just cross the street and take one of the local buses (lines 246 or 247) to Camping Village (Panorama Market Station), this will save you from an unecessary trip to Rome Termini and will give some extra time that day. For visiting the Vatican Museum we strongly recommend to book your tickets online on the official website. There are very long waiting lines if you don't have a reservation. Best way to get into the city: bus 246/247 to Irnerio Mercato station, then a short walk (300m) to Cornelia Metro Station (Metro line a) and from there into the city (Metro line a will take to the most important tourist attraction). Good luck! And have a pleaseant stay in Rome. And watch out because we will be back.

We had to deal with noise after 22:00

Meal was cheap and delicious

İnternet was so poor.

The chalet was more comfortable than it looked at the first sight. Because there are 2 rooms with 2 bathrooms it guarantees sufficient privacy. The building is also slightly isolated from the external noise. Very good facilities at the camping. Very good quality of transport services to and from the airport. Very good pizzas.

Distant location. Despite being only 3km from Vatican it takes ages to get there due to the heavy traffic. The last camping shuttle departs at 18.30 from Vatican which is far too early. The train station is at 1.5km from the camping, a bit too far for a walk, and no pavements, but you can park your car in front for free. Anyway train trip combined with metro takes over 1hr to the main monuments.

Location is good. Price is good. the chalet is spacious but.......

As said...chalet is spacious but if you book bunglow then be careful... because this buglow will not have kitchen... Can u imagine a bunglow w/o kitchen? Internet is very bad. You have to be lucky to get few KB connection for few minutes.

We stayed in a chalet, it was comfortable and good value for money. Equipped kitchen was helpful for us, as we travelled with our little kid. We had our car, so not sure about public transportation facilities from the hotel to places in Rome.

Cabins had everything you.

just be careful if you are trying to from the camp to the subway on a sunday, as the public transport is much less frequent.