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CultRoma B&B is located in Rome, just a 10-minute walk form Villa Borghese park. It features modern rooms and suites, free WiFi throughout, and a sweet breakfast daily.
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Offering free Wi-Fi throughout and free private parking, B&B Acquedotti Antichi is 500 metres from Subaugusta Metro Station, with service to Rome’s centre.
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"Save, nice and authentic neigbourhood, close to metro. Great park neraby. Friendly and helpfull host. Room was almost to clean, loved it."
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M&J Place Hostel Rome is set centrally in Rome, just 500 metres from Termini Station. Offering free Wi-Fi in public areas, it has a large shared lounge, and rooms and dormitories with satellite TV.
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Just under a quarter of a mile from Roma Termini Train Station, the family-run Hotel Mari 1 has simple rooms with a private or shared bathroom. Castro Pretorio Metro Station is 260 yards away.
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"Great location, was easily booked and check-in went very fast. I had a comfortable room, everything was present, clean shower and toilet, so I really enjoyed my (short) stay there. I Will keep this in mind for next time I travel to Rome again."
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Set just 350 metres from both Vittorio Emanuele and Manzoni Metro, Papia Guest House is located in the centre of Rome. Free WiFi access is available throughout.
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"The host is a very kind man. He made a late check in for us at almost midnight without any additional price. There are glasses and a microwave for guests."
Rome was highly rated for history by 6,392 guests from the United States!
Discover the Secrets of the Eternal City
With over two and a half thousand years of history and astonishing classical beauty, Rome truly deserves to be called the Eternal City. From the breath-taking Colosseum to the famous Trevi Fountain, Rome has something for every taste.
Enjoy a freshly brewed espresso on one of the Rome’s popular piazzas and admire the everlasting beauty of frescoes in the Sistine Chapel. Caravaggio’s paintings in Santa Maria del Popolo are a definite must-see.
Rome is also home to the Pantheon, built in 125 AD, the stunning St. Peter’s Basilica as well as another classic, the Roman Forum. Many of the world’s most famous churches, museums and galleries are just around the corner allowing you to have it all.
Make sure you explore the popular Trastevere and its cafes and trattorias, sit down on the Spanish Steps or just relax and enjoy Rome’s picturesque and sunny atmosphere. Rome will surely convince you that it is one of Italy’s gems.
No matter if you’re looking for a room with a view, a cheap hostel or an over-the-top design hotel, Booking.com offers all of them and more. Close proximity to the Termini Train Station, Fiumicino and Ciampino Airports is included.
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Sad to say this is our least favourite city in Italy.
Sad to say this is our least favourite city in Italy. The train and station was jammed shoulder-to-shoulder with humanity and my wife's purse and credit cards were stolen from her backpack in the crush.
Trying to find a Polizei station in a downpour with the hopeless directions given to us by people who had no idea where it was, was a nightmare!
Our impressions are of a dirty city where drivers ignore road rules - parking on pedestrian crossings and not stopping for pedestrians on those crossings and jam-packed trains and stations.
We were glad to get out of Rome and would never return.
ishim714
Japan
8.0
So many things to see.
So many things to see. Vibrant and energetic ｃｉｔｙ．
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MouJoh
Jersey
8.0
We had a great stay but it was too difficult to visit many...
We had a great stay but it was too difficult to visit many of the sites as we were travelling with 3 year old twins. It’s an easy city to walk around but make sure you have a map with you all the time as it is easy to get disorientated and set off in the wrong direction.
We were staying in the Monti area and the eateries along Via Urbana we’re great especially Scuie Scuie and Urban 47.
If you want to do Rome tours with children I would highly recommend Mamma Mia Tours. We did the Illuminated Rome Tour with Pizza and Gelato and it was superb and really engaging for the slightly older kids although the guide did try very hard to help keep our 2 involved.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
As a history buff what’s not to love about Rome.
As a history buff what’s not to love about Rome. The city is literally an open air museum. As a Catholic it was a personal pilgrimage to the heart of the church. Rome was at the top of my bucket list and I feel privileged to have been able to visit. The people are beautiful and welcoming.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
If you can ignore the heat and the crowds the sites are more...
If you can ignore the heat and the crowds the sites are more amazing than you can imagine. Get tickets to the Boghese well ahead of time, they were sold out for the week. But everything else was easy to visit.
Anonymous
Netherlands
6.0
Two days in Rome is more than enough.
Two days in Rome is more than enough. We didn’t really like Rome very much as it was very tourist dense, many tourist trap restaurants serving mediocre food and the streets are quite dirty. The transport system is also horrific. Of course, there are many wonderful historic sights that made up for its faults, but after two days we were ready to come home.
“Clean. Close to the train station. Great breakfast. Complimentary coffees/espressos/cappuccinos/tea/water/etc. the staff is very friendly. Beautiful rooms. We stayed at this hotel twice during our stay in Italy. Great view from our upgraded junior suite room 402! ”
“This hotel is completely renovated (I believe it took over another property) and very modern, comfortable and clean. The air conditioning is very strong, which is not typical for Italy. Very nice breakfast in the lobby. We stayed here one night to attend a soccer game, and the location is very ideal if you are arriving by train. The station is less than a 5 minute walk from Termini. The metro is also accessible from Termini and is only 3 stops from the Spanish steps and other famous sights. ”
“Our stay here was fabulous. I will definitely book here again and recommend to anyone going to Rome. Based on other places we stayed while in Italy the room and the bathrooms were huge! Luca the owner is extremely helpful on where to eat, visit, and how to get around. The location is a close walk to the Vatican and in a safe neighborhood with great restaurant options and shopping all in walking distance. ”
“The location of this hotel was great. It was a 3-5 minute walk from the Rome Train station. Lots of restaurants around & laundromats. It was very safe to walk around & fairly quiet at night. The breakfast was decent. Good variety, good coffee, lots of pastries but still offered proteins. Americans be aware that bacon in Italy is nothing like bacon in the US. The bathroom was pretty great however there was no hot water one morning. Our room was always very clean. ”
“Everything! I stayed in alot of different places in Italy, this has the full package. Best value. Great breakfast (self serve all day), Customer service was A++. Very Friendly and you can call them if you need anything. Spacious. Artie Apartments. Perfect, central location in Rome. Peaceful and Quiet. Close to Park and Borghese Musuem!”
“I came there on my honeymoon, i booked a standard room, but they were generous and upgraded us to junior suite. The front desk were very kind and helpful. I loved every bit of the stay. Thanks grand hotel plaza”
“Staff very good. I could not plug in my laptop without an adapter. Front desk found one immediately. Can't say enough about the staff, they always rose to the occasion.”
“We had an upgraded room with a balcony which was a rarity for this hotel (and for the area), and a block from the US Embassy. They took care of tickets and reservations for us and were very helpful.”
“Close proximity to Train Station. Multiple tour bus stops one block away from hotel. Great restaurants and also close to all the sites. If I return to Rome I would book this hotel.”
“Awesome and helpful staff upon check in
excellent help desk and information centre
bungalows were great with private bathroom
village facilities were excellent, pool, laundy, bbq, restaurant, bar etc great vibe excellent...”
“everything was great
atmosphere staff breakfast dinner salad bar at the balcony with the gardens view, manicured gardens, great spa, great pool area, ultra-flexible staff regarding demands surrounding young children”
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Description CultRoma B&B is located in Rome, just a 10-minute walk form Villa Borghese park. It features modern rooms and suites, free WiFi throughout, and a sweet breakfast daily.
