Rome lodging question- flying in, training out in the morning
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Rome lodging question- flying in, training out in the morning
We will be flying into Rome (Fumicino) and arriving late afternoon (from the Middle East- so not a jet lag issue). In the morning we'll be heading for Positano starting by train (I'm doing a separate post with those questions!).
1. We've both seen 'the big stuff' in other trips. DH would like to have a relaxing evening where we can roam around (safe area of course) and take in some good food.
2. I'm thinking somewhere where it won't be a headache to get to the train station in the morning.
I'd like to find a small pension or B&B- but I need a clue about what area would make sense.
I'd appreciate suggestions on an area and/or lodging.
Thanks!!
1. We've both seen 'the big stuff' in other trips. DH would like to have a relaxing evening where we can roam around (safe area of course) and take in some good food.
2. I'm thinking somewhere where it won't be a headache to get to the train station in the morning.
I'd like to find a small pension or B&B- but I need a clue about what area would make sense.
I'd appreciate suggestions on an area and/or lodging.
Thanks!!
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I stayed here recently and liked it very much:
http://www.hotelgiuliana.com/Default.aspx
Comfortable rooms, gracious staff, inexpensive, nice neighborhood and walking distance to the train.
http://www.hotelgiuliana.com/Default.aspx
Comfortable rooms, gracious staff, inexpensive, nice neighborhood and walking distance to the train.
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We recently did the same thing as you--flew in one day and took the train the next day. We were able to take the Leonardo Express from FCO to Termini station and we stayed at a nearby hotel, the Aberdeen Hotel. The rooms were clean, quiet and comfortable and the staff was outstanding.
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For our quick overnights in Rome we use either Hotel Contila or Sonya within a couple blocks of Termini. A bit more commercial and busy but some nice local restaurants. Can easily walk to some of the sites.
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We recently stayed at the Welcome Piram Hotel ( http://www.welcomepiramhotel.com) which is a short walk from the Termini. The accommodations were great, easy to get to other parts of the city by bus if you wish or walk to restaurants in the area.