Flaminio Village Bungalow Park  

The place is nice, the structure of the camping is good, the clerk of the internet service is friendly and helped answer questions or recommending tours in Rome. There is a mall with grocery store and bakery near the camping.

The restaurant service is bad, you ask for a meal and they give a totally incomplete without warn you, charging the same amount as a full meal, in addition to charging things you did not, stay tuned to the account. The internet service wifi only works near the restaurant, give it up to use in the rooms is not possible, the signal is bad. To arrive at the train station you have to go through a supermarket, but when the store closes 8 pm, the only option to return to the hotel is going on a road without curb, the cars are going 150 kilometers an hour, very dangerous if you're with children.

During Christmas holidays, the prices of hotels are usually very high. I didn't have any plan to go to Rome on Christmas, but I accidentally found this hotel, offering merely 26€ per night for December 23--26! This was my lifetime chance to go to Rome during Christmas, and see the religious celebration at the heart of Roman Catholic Church, which I didn't miss :) Staff of the hotel were friendly and could speak English well. It was rather clean, and was located in a large, beautiful park. There's a Carrefour store nearby, making it convenient for shopping your daily needs. * You can reach this hotel by going to Flaminio metro station (line A), and then using the Viterbo train nearby (the urban service runs frequently, and leaves to Montebello). You must ask for stop (Italian: "fermata") at station "Due Ponti" by pushing the red button (the extra-urban service leaves for Viterbo, is infrequent, and usually does not stop at "Due Ponti"). * Another (slower) way of reaching the hotel is via bus. Assuming you're at the central train station of Rome (Treni Stazione), take bus 910 to Muncini, and then take bus 200 to Prima Porta, and get off at station "Due Ponti". * The most updated paths can be looked up at Rome's official transportation website, http://www.atac.roma.it * As for now (December 2011), the Google maps for the area is outdated.

Although I'm pretty satisfied with my reservation (see my comments above), there are points which might be important when considering booking this hotel: * The hotel is very far from the city center, the trains extremely filthy (much below even underdeveloped countries), the passengers are usually immigrants. * During holidays (like Christmas), the public transportation of Rome becomes paralyzed!!! Metro and the Viterbo train don't work after midday on December 25, and become very infrequent on December 24 and 26 (the infrequency holds for buses too). So, if you don't have a car, be ready to either lose part of your day, or walk long distances and use the (infrequent) bus, or pay for the taxi! * When you come back to your hotel room, it's very cold (December), since there's no other means of heating but an air conditioner, which is automatically turned off when you leave the room. The air conditioner of my room worked funny. It took 10 min to warm up, and whenever I decreased or increased the degree, it cooled down and took another 10 min to warm up! * Our sheets, towels, and bathroom amenities weren't changed / renewed at all. We asked for a shampoo, and the answer was "sorry, we don't have it now." * Very thin walls, from which you can here the outside noise. * In the first night, a neighbor's dog tried to attack us out of no reason! Fortunately, the dog couldn't get through the wired walls, but it was very intimidating!

Very nice and big Bangalow-Camping place in a little 'Forrest' near Rome.

We loved the bar, it was open till midnight! The swimming pool was really nice, except the hair nets that everyone had to wear was annoying! Our room was very cute and comfortable, after a week staying there though we missed the luxury of a hotel room, since our room did not get cleaned or we didn't receive new towels at all! The reason why we chose this place was because we didn't want to stay in the city center because of all the other tourists and crowds of people, but after taking the train everyday to get anywhere it got a little irritating, especially trying to to and from anywhere since the village was a little remote to get to/ from. It is situated along a busy highway and there is a small side path for people to walk but its not much, we did a lot of jay walking...we found it the easiest.

The prices!! - you have to pay for everything!! And it is not cheap!! Do not get a room close to any kind of cleaning facility (last rooms in the Venezia area), the staff working talk really loud and so early in the morning, we were always woken by 7am!

All of the facilities were well kept and clean. The 5-person bungalow we utilized was well prepared for our stay. Access to transit was easy (train station 250 meter walk). Check-in/out was simple and fast. The restaraunt served outstanding meals at a reasonable price. The morning breakfasts were ample enough and the servers were very courteous and attentive. The pool area was very clean and well maintained. The Information booth personnel were energetic and truly helpful. On any return trips to Rome, this will be the only place my family and I will stay at. It was a great experience.

Mandatory shower/swimming camps in the pool seemed to extreme. I don't own a pool, but I would hope any extra work doesn't justify having to wear a cap. About our bungalow, one of the shower basins leaked onto the bathroom floor. When brought up to the staff during check-out, the information we provided didn't appear to be of any concern to the front desk clerk.

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.

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 hotel staff is so friendly and helpful. First of all, the train station is close to the this hotel(about 5mins on foot), so it is easy to reach to city center of Rome.

The water pressure of toilet(Bungalow) is a little low.

Cheap

Heater caused short out of power all night. No heater, froze all night till the mo rning. Terrible breakfast, stale bread, rotten pineapple. Worst experience ever. Very rude staff.

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?

We had to wander in the middle of the night and undergo a rattling experience to find the hotel. When we found the hotel and checked in, we found that the heater in the room didn't work. It was terribly cold all night, however, we did inform the reception about it and they promised to fixed it. But they didn't carry out the repair as advised and we had to endure another cold night. They lied to us about bus timings so we would be forced to take the airport transfer from the hotel. The shuttle arrived 45 minutes late and we were on the verge of missing the flight too.

the camping, i like very much how the bongalow, the confort offered, facilites

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