Change Forum
I am seeking a hotel in Rome prior to a cruise for 2 nights. We want something close enough to major attractions and able to walk and do some sightseeing. Any suggestions? It doesn't need to be fancy but clean and location is important. Thanks for any help.
Rome Hotel Location
Recent Activity
View all Europe activity »
- 1 Scotland Highland Help!
- 2 Are most restaurants open in Puglia late May? Need to book?
- 3 Paris - which arrondisement for solo woman traveller?
- 4 Venice-St Marks Square to cruise terminal
- 5 Down to two hotels in Paris. Which to choose?
- 6
Barcelona – Gaudi Gaudi Everywhere
- 7 Ireland young driver car rental
- 8 Lyon vs. Dijon days allocation
- 9 IL Poggiolo vs Fonte Bertusi in Tuscany
- 10 Vienna - Staatsoper or Musikverein
- 11
London to Amsterdam via Overnight Ferry - A Weekend Adventure
- 12 Paris in the Winter: Need tips for cozy restaurants/bars
- 13 Malta/Gozo in late April or early May?
- 14 I need train booking 101 for my trip to France, help please.
- 15 Alhambra - Puzzling ticket quandary
- 16 8 June nights in Ireland
- 17 Glasgow Scotland---- 1st timers need tips
- 18 advice on roadtrip from edinburgh to skye
- 19 If you had a month in Greece in June . . . .
- 20 Outlander Tour - Scotland
- 21 4 countries in 21 days - Is it too much
- 22 Isle of Skye or Mull and Iona
- 23 Which Day Trip--Chartres or Rouen?
- 24 London layover..to do..or not to do
- 25 7 day travel card purchased online from TfL *does* have National Rail logo!
We stayed at the Hotel du torri in Rome a few years ago and found the location to be great for sightseeing. We walked to the Pantheon,across the river to Vatican City and, I think, to the Trevi Fountain area. The rooms are, however, very small. I mean very small! It is difficult to find, also. I would stay there again though.
Good luck!
Pat
As a start, here are 4 charming, central, hotels in various price ranges. You are usually better off telephoning - sometimes the website shows it's booked when it's really not. Also, you often get the best price when you call:
Moderate:
http://www.hotelteatropace.com/hotel33/uk/
A little less:
http://www.residenzacanali.com/
Budget:
http://www.solealbiscione.it/
Luxury:
http://www.stgeorgehotel.it/
Thanks for your replies. On recommendation I am going with Lancelot hotel. It is within walking distance of the collesium and a great location.
Check out the Hotel White. It's directly down the street from the Trevi Fountain and close to everything.
Also, go to Gioia Mia for Lunch or Dinner.
http://www.whitehotel.com/en/
http://www.flights.com/tips/Keep-Your-Valuables-Secure-While-Traveling.html
If you scroll down you will see in the third paragraph they suggest "not looking like a tourist or you are an easy target." Exactly my point but only a tourist would be throwing coins in a fountain or doing the Vatican. Difficult not to look like one.