Flaminio Village Bungalow Park  

Nice place to stay. However, there were quite a few problems I had. I scheduled a shuttle for the airport and it didn't show up. After waiting 2 hours I called and was informed it was not available. A notification would have been nice. Also, I don't think it is acceptable to keep residents passports while they are staying there. As a foreign traveler, my passport must stay in my possession at all times incase any issues arise during my visit to another country. I was very concerned about this.

It is a very peaceful place. Very good location for camping. Nice restaurant with lot of options

There should be transfer transportation arranged from the reception to the bunglaw even in the nights. We reached at around 10 pm and had to walk for 15 minutes to reach our rooms

Good bang for the buck. Located near the Bus and train station ( Due Ponti). You do need to walk a little to get to the park but its a great deal for a little money. I would stay there again.

If you get a Sorrento at the back of the park you can walk about half a mile from the office to get to your room. Al though they do have a shuttle that can get you there during normal hours.

Bungalows are compact, clean and comfortable, although operating the air- conditioning units takes a degree of guesswork. Staff in the information point are friendly, helpful and excellent ambassadors. Breakfast is simple fare but with a wide choice and the on-site restaurant is superb. Compliments to the chef!

Although outside of the site's control I could have cheerfully strangled the yapping dog. Its all-night barking led to a couple of sleepless nights! Perhaps someone should speak to the dog's owners...

Other than my bed, everything was clean and the bathroom was spacious considering the size of the small bungalow.

When we got there my bed was soaked and there ants everywhere. I spent the night in a wet, ant-ridden bed and still have the bites to prove it. It is impossible to get to. If you take the train you will get off in the sketchiest stop ever and swear you are lost in a Roma ghetto. Do not try to find it in the dark. We ended up on a highway (where pedestrian traffic is not advised) we were rescued by a nice Italian couple who picked us up on the highway and brought us to the bungalow park.

Convenience of being self catering

Although we upgraded to a superior bungalow I thought the room was average. I think if I had gone for the standard bungalow I would have been very disappointed

Location was pretty good for our february rugby orientated break we used the restaraunt once seemed ok attentive staff and reasonably priced but the park was like a ghost town at this time of year. On arrival the staff were friendly and helpful on leaving not quite so obliging just depends on who you get on the day generally speaking most italians seem a bit sharp when asked to perform their function. The park is not really set up for winter use and the once in 28yrs snowfall just about killed it the memory foam mattress on the super size bed was lush though

Arriving in the dark from flamino by train we were not entirely sure where the park was located I had looked it up on google earth and read a couple of the reviews but had little idea of the location. Perhaps putting the lat/long of the reception on the website would have made things a bit clearer I only found the park on the computer by looking for the swimming pool on google earth . the access through the euclide shopping centre was closed which entailed a 250mtr walk against the traffic along the busy via flaminio nuevo. With about 30 minutes wasted wandering about before the parking valet at the restaraunt down the road put us on the right track. In daylight there are two really clear signposts one in the station access road and one by the euclide centre un lit and about 3mtrs above the road we didnt spot them until next day, perhaps a sign as you exit the station would be more use. There was a fridge 2 glass tumblers and a corkscrew but no kettle or cups which I found a bit spartan for a supposedly superior accommodation. There were some unusual odours in the bathroom ,the aircon control needs a science degree or the patience of a monk to operate and instructions would have been handy and although not the parks fault the water pipes froze overnight so we travelled all day home without a shower. If you use a safe deposit box at the reception make sure that it functions properly before leaving anything important in it! We put the match tickets in and waited an hour before the technician(?) turned up with 2 screwdivers to lever open the box

Very friendly staff.

Heating below the ceiling, which means you freeze on your bed at night in January.

Just out of the city and I saw caravans

Room is cold and so small price is not nice for this bungalow and they took money for from enterence to the room for transfer

The bungalow rooms are excellent. The facilities in the camping village were excellent too.

The Wi fi signal was not good in the rooms. It was not working mostly. The location of the camping village is quite outside the city and public transport is not that frequent.

Everything was excellent at the Flaminio Village. Very good value for money. Also, the restaurant was way better than most of Rome's restaurants for the price.

We liked the surroundings of the park, local amenities. Good service from the staff kn our late arrival. Bar staff very friendly. Would come back as felt very relaxed & welcome.

Due to our travel time swimming pool & gym being closed?