airport hotel Rome
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Are you sure you want to give up a last dinner and evening in Rome? For the price of the Airport Hilton, you can book a hotel in Rome, have a great dinner and hire a limousine to get you to Fiumicino in the morning.
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You can stay at the airport Hilton and still have dinner in Rome. We have stayed there a number of times for early flights and it's great. Nice breakfast that starts at 5:30 AM. We don't stay up too late the night before an early flight anyway. I prefer a great shower, repack and organize and relax a bit.
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I agreee that it is much nicer to stay in the city center or go in for dinner. However, I am flying in at 7pm so I really dont think that going into Rome makes a huge amount of sense. I love Rome and was last there in June so if my plans change, I will obviously take your advice. The garden hilton looks fairly good- thanks for the suggestion.
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Travgelbunny:
The Hilton is one of the most convenient airport hotels imaginable. Simply walk through the covered walkway, wheeling your luggage, and voila! You're in the main terminal.
Rooms are comfortable and the breakfast choice is excellent. Peace of Mind knowing you don't have to worry about hassles and traffic jams...just unwind. Have a nice trip.
Stu T.
The Hilton is one of the most convenient airport hotels imaginable. Simply walk through the covered walkway, wheeling your luggage, and voila! You're in the main terminal.
Rooms are comfortable and the breakfast choice is excellent. Peace of Mind knowing you don't have to worry about hassles and traffic jams...just unwind. Have a nice trip.
Stu T.
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I would not leave the city of Rome to go to the Hilton for the last night but I would not go through all the hassle of going into the city to a hotel if I arrived at the airport late.
This last trip we arrived back to Rome from the north in the late evening and just checked into the Hilton for the early morning flight.
But, travelbunny, I think we are the same people who always disagree on this Hilton, it is like a reunion when one of these questions comes up. We agree to disagree on this.
Have fun.
This last trip we arrived back to Rome from the north in the late evening and just checked into the Hilton for the early morning flight.
But, travelbunny, I think we are the same people who always disagree on this Hilton, it is like a reunion when one of these questions comes up. We agree to disagree on this.
Have fun.
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I have now stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn twice in the last 6 months. It is MUCH cheaper than the older Hilton hotel at the airport. I found it very convenient, clean (it is brand new!!) and service staff nice and very friendly.
We returned our rental car at the airport, walked over to the older Hilton hotel and waited for the shuttle which goes between the two hotels every 30 minutes. When we checked in we requested a shuttle from the Garden Inn to the airport terminal for the following morning. They asked what time, we told them, they put us on the list, and all went according to plan.
We returned our rental car at the airport, walked over to the older Hilton hotel and waited for the shuttle which goes between the two hotels every 30 minutes. When we checked in we requested a shuttle from the Garden Inn to the airport terminal for the following morning. They asked what time, we told them, they put us on the list, and all went according to plan.
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A search here turns up the Hilton and the Hilton Garden hotel recommended for those needing to stay at Fiumicino overnight. Unfortunately both of these are in the $250-$350 per night range for May, which is when we need it. Any other suggestions for less expensive places near Fiumicino?
For what it's worth, this is for an arrival at 10 PM. Our companions arrive the following day at noon and we're renting a car at the airport and going north, so there's not really time or desire to go into Rome.
Thanks for any advice.
For what it's worth, this is for an arrival at 10 PM. Our companions arrive the following day at noon and we're renting a car at the airport and going north, so there's not really time or desire to go into Rome.
Thanks for any advice.
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We always stay at the same hotel for early morning flights out of FCO- La Posta Vecchia in Ladispoli. A great way to wind up a trip. It's along the sea, has a great restaurant, beautiful grounds, very private and romantic, a large terrace with lounge chairs overlooking the sea, just a wonderful place to enjoy the last night of a great trip!
I'd request a seaview room. I love to sleep with the windows open and hear the sea lapping against the hotel. I would specifically request that you're not on the top floor. We had a suite one year on the top floor and although the room was extremely large and it has dormer windows that makes it much harder to enjoy the seaview.
http://www.lapostavecchia.com/index_eng.php
I'd request a seaview room. I love to sleep with the windows open and hear the sea lapping against the hotel. I would specifically request that you're not on the top floor. We had a suite one year on the top floor and although the room was extremely large and it has dormer windows that makes it much harder to enjoy the seaview.
http://www.lapostavecchia.com/index_eng.php
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LoriS, if you're responding to my question and not that of the OP, thanks, but this Relais & Chateaux hotel, lovely as it is, is quite a bit more expensive than the Hilton Garden Inn.
Just looking for a clean, not depressing place to fall into bed after an 18 hour, 2 transfers flight from the West Coast. Then we hit the road in the morning, so no need for many amenities, other than a shuttle from and back to the airport.
Anyone know anything about the Hotel Club Isola Sacra? Looks decent on venere.com.
Just looking for a clean, not depressing place to fall into bed after an 18 hour, 2 transfers flight from the West Coast. Then we hit the road in the morning, so no need for many amenities, other than a shuttle from and back to the airport.
Anyone know anything about the Hotel Club Isola Sacra? Looks decent on venere.com.
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Hi Travelbunny,
I have stayed at the Hotel Roma in the town of Fiumicino. This was about 4 years ago and the hotel has shuttle service. At that time the hotel Roma was a lot cheaper than the Hilton and very convenient for what we needed and for your use.
Yipper
I have stayed at the Hotel Roma in the town of Fiumicino. This was about 4 years ago and the hotel has shuttle service. At that time the hotel Roma was a lot cheaper than the Hilton and very convenient for what we needed and for your use.
Yipper
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Hi Yipper, I seem to have highjacked travelbunny's thread of several months ago.
Would you believe that the Hotel Roma is asking 244 Euros per night in May? Guess I'll keep looking, as we'd like to keep it under 130 Euros if possible.
Sorry travelbunny, I'll start my own thread now.
Would you believe that the Hotel Roma is asking 244 Euros per night in May? Guess I'll keep looking, as we'd like to keep it under 130 Euros if possible.
Sorry travelbunny, I'll start my own thread now.
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I don't know anything about it personally, but I seem to recall the Courtyard by Marriott near FCO being recommended, and it has a shuttle. I like Marriot hotels well enough, so maybe that would work.