Ieda

Can you know any cheaper and safe B&B in Italy (Rome-Florence-Veneza-Verona?

Thx
Ieda/Brazil

Tracy

Check out www.bedandbreakfast.com

There you can type in your city choice and it will give you options by price, location, amenities, etc.

Good luck!

Fer

Oi, Ieda.
Estive na Italia em Janeiro e posso recomendar os hoteis onde me hospedei.
Em Roma o Hotel Forte (via Margutta,61)e o Hotel Picollo (Via Due Macelli). Ambos se localizam na Piazza di Spagna, que eh um lugar supermovimentado, com restaurantes, lojas, etc. A catgoria eh tres estrelas, com banheiro, tv, ar condicionado, minibar, cafe incluido. Os dois custam U$ 100 para 2 pessoas. Nao se assute com a entrada dos predios e os elevadores antigos... por detro os quartos sao reformados e limpos.
Em Florença, o Hotel de Lanzi (Via del´Ocche). Fica a 1 quadra do Duomo e meia da Av. Principal, onde estao as lojas e restaurantes. Tem as mesma caracteristicas dos hoteis anteriores e saiu U$ 90 , para 2 pessoas. Ja em Veneza, o Hotel Panada, eh como os outros (cafe da manha excelente!). Fica numa rua minuscula no caminho entre San Marco e Rialto e eh perto de tudo. saiu por U$ 75 para 2 pessoas.

Maira

Ieda--- I believed the last post was in Portuguese?. I'll try to translate because it seems like good info:

"Hi, Ieda. I was in Italy in January and I can recommend the hotels where I stayed. In Rome, the Hotel Forte (Via Margutta, 61) or the Hotel Piccolo (Via Due Macelli). They are both located near the Piazza Di Spagna, a bustling place with restaurants, shops, etc. In the three stars category, with bathroom, TV, ir conditioned, mini-bar, coffee [breakfast?] included. They are both $100 for two people. Do not be wary of the entrance to the facilities or the old elevators, inside the rooms are renovated and clean.

In Florence, the Hotel de Lanzi (Via del´Ocche). It is located a block from the Duomo and in the center of Av. Principal, with [plenty] of shops and restaurants. It has similar ammenities as the two previous hotels and it's about $90 for 2 people. Once in Venice, [try] the Hotel Panada, it's like the others (the morning cofee is excellent!). [Located] on a small side street, walking distance to [Piazza] San Marco and the Rialto [Bridge]. It came out to $75 for two people".

Hope this helps.

the turnip

We stayed at B&B in Rome that was really nice. It was in a quiet neighborhood and you could easily take a tram into the heart of the city.

The host's name was Enzo Giusti.
telephone 06/582-01-635

Have a great time in Rome!

mikey

Maria: Do have a email or fax to the Hotel Panada. We'll be there March 15 and would like to book in advance.

Bob

Hi!

Have just booked a room at Residenza Pantaleo in Rome for $90 (U.S.)/nite.

Here are some fairly inexpensive places in Rome that I came across. Hope this helps you in your planning.

Bob

Bed & Breakfasts
Residenza San Pantaleo
Piazza San Pantaleo, 3
Phone: 39-06-68-32-345
Fax: 39-06-68-68-073
Website: www.residenzasanpantaleo.com/home-en.html

Piazza Monte di Pieta
Refer to: www.guestinitaly.com/accommodation/mdpieta.html
Email: [email protected]

Colosseum Bed & Breakfast
Website: www.charmingrome.com/bbcolosseum/index.html
Email: [email protected]

Hotels
Hotel Primavera
Piazza San Pantaleo 3
Rome 00186
Phone: 0668803109
Fax: 066869265

Hotel Smeraldo
Vicolo de Chiodaroli 9
Phone: 066875929
Fax: 0668805495

Hotel della Lunetta
Piazza del Paradiso 68

Hotel Navona
Via de Sediaari 8
Phone: 0668211391
Fax: 066803802

Hotel Campo de Fiori
Via del Biscione 6
Phone: 066874886
Fax: 066876003


Websites for Accommodations in Rome:
www.venere.it/home/roma/ hotels
www.guestinitaly.com hotels, apartments, B&B’s
www.romebandb.com/ B&B’s
www.ibbp.com/europe/italy/rome.html B&B’s
www.romanflats.com/index_page.html apartments
www.b-b.rm.it/ B&B’s

Other good websites for Rome:
www.twenj.com/romevisit.htm
www.roma2000.it/zmusei.html
www.initaly.com/post.htm
www.scalareale.org

Maira

Mikey--- Please notice that I was merely trying to translate the previous reply which was in Portuguese. It is not my post. Try contacting Fer

Ieda

Oi, Maira!
Obrigada por sua preocupação em traduzir o texto para inglês!
De fato, o meu idioma é o Português.
A Fer deve ter se preocupado em fazê-lo assim porque viu "BRAZIL" ao lado do meu nome!
De qualquer forma foi bom traduzir, pois nem todos conhecem o português! Não é mesmo?;o)

Obrigada,
Ieda

P.S.: Oops.. Vc é brasileira? (Or Are you Brasilian?)

Maira

Hi Leda! (Up with a cold!) I wish I could write Portuguese as well as you, but I am just a bit familiar with the language. I somehow missed the Brazil connection and thought to try to translate for you . Heck, it was a good exercise for me! Hope you have a great time in Italy!

JPK

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Doug

Hotel Piccolo in Rome?
How and where do I find information on this hotel?

Thanks,
doug

elaine

Ieda...In Rome, Villa de Parco is a great b&b. It is on a main thoroughfare (Via Nomentano) on the outskirts of the city. Also, on the autobus route into Rome. We found this area very charming (in that it was a neighborhood) with very good restaurants. If you're interested in experiencing the "real people of Rome", this is a place to start. It was also recommended in Karen Brown's guide to B&B's

arjay

Found this in an old Nat'l Geo Traveler just today:

The Bed and Breakfast Association of Rome, with 100 listings:

www.b-b.rm.it

yee & kayo

hello, we would like to choose a inexpensive B&B ( safe , clean etc)in historic centre( preferably near piazza navona ).We are planning to have a double room without bathroom. our budget is below 150000ITL. could u plz recommend some places for us