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Old Mar 5th, 2003 | 07:42 AM
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Advice requested on Rome Hotels

My husband and I will be starting our 3-week Italy/France vacation in Rome this May. We have everything booked, except hotel in Rome. <BR><BR>Since we will beginning our trip in Rome, I am interested in a quiet and comfortable hotel close to the sights (i.e. walkable to restaurants, trevi, etc..). Oh did I mention we wish to keep the cost under 150 euro/night (I know this may be tough). <BR><BR>I have scoured this message board for recommendations, found others through venere.it, eurocheapo, etc... <BR><BR>I have received quotes from the following hotels and am trying to get reviews or feedback on them (some of the 'recent' reviews for these hotels on this site were a few years old):<BR><BR>1. Residenza San Pantaleo (105 euro)<BR>2. Hotel Marcus (150 euro)<BR>3. Hotel Colosseum (154 euro)<BR>4. Hotel Due Torre (185 euro) - above our price range.<BR>5. Pensione Panda - awaiting response on availability request.<BR><BR>Are there any other hotels we should consider?<BR><BR>(I apologize for the wordiness of my post)<BR>Thank you very much for your help!!<BR>
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Old Mar 5th, 2003 | 08:22 AM
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Hi.<BR><BR>Try to get some info on the Hotel Genio. I don't know what the current rates are but the location is perfect: about a block from Piazza Navona and an easy pleasant walk to the Vatican. Be sure to ask for a room at the back; the street-side rooms can be noisy.<BR><BR>You're welcom.
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Old Mar 5th, 2003 | 08:36 AM
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We stayed right behind the Trevi Fountain during our 8 day stay in Rome last year. Our hotel was within a 10-15 walk to all the major attractions except the Vatican. There are numerous, cheap restaurants that are very good, in the area.
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Old Mar 6th, 2003 | 02:49 AM
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Colonna Palace Hotel is right in the historic centre and 5 minute walk to most of the major sights. Traditional hotel, breakfast only, on the roof - fantastic view over the rooftops of Rome.<BR>It faces the parliament building in a square and therefore no traffic passing and because it is opposite parliament buildings police guard all corners of the square. Very comfortable hotel (4 star).<BR>Rome is a very safe city to walk, even late at night - its wonderful. So many of Rome's hotels can be noisy with traffic - this is peaceful yet it is right in the centre of everything!
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Old Mar 6th, 2003 | 04:37 AM
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We alsohad a very good experience at the Hotel Genio.
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