Best $150-200 hotels in Rome near Pantheon?
Jan 17th, 2002, 05:53 AM
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You might try www.venere.com, choose Rome, then look at the map. It'll show you hotels in every part of the city with links to their websites that include costs. I also did a search on "hotels near pantheon" and got many "hits". You might try that.
Jan 17th, 2002, 07:55 AM
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Del Senato!<BR>Prices have gone up some ,<BR>so it will be at top range for you.<BR>do a text search here,<BR>type in del senato, <BR>wait for what seems like forever, and it will pull up many postings.<BR>Rex is also another fan of this hotel,<BR>and justly so!
Jan 17th, 2002, 08:01 AM
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Good morning, Cynthia<BR>The Hotel ABRUZZI, is located in the Pza<BR>della Rotonda is a one star hotel with<BR>25 rooms. (have not stayed at any of these hotels, they are within the location you are looking for)<BR>The Hotel MIMOSA, via di Santa Chiara, 61, is a one star hotel with 11 rooms<BR>and located a block south of the Rotunda<BR>across from the HOTEL SANTA CHIARA, which is a three star hotel with 97 rooms. Would think the Santa Chiara<BR>would be the best bet especially for<BR>comfort during the warm months as not<BR>suire the one star hotel have air conditioning, which is a must in Rome<BR>during the warm months... The HOTEL<BR>FORUM, Via tor de Conti, 25 is an excellant 5 star hotel with 76 rooms.<BR>Have stayed here once back in the early<BR>80's Had an excellant roof top dining<BR>room, staff and rooms were excellant, however it is not located within reasonable walking distances for Rome sightseeing other than the Roman Forum and the Colosseo and the Campidoglio...<BR>Richard of LaGrange Park, Il..
Jan 17th, 2002, 11:24 PM
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Dear Cynthia, when I go to Rome and I need to stay at the centre of the city, I go to Hotel Regno at Via del Corso, nearby Pantheon. <BR>It's the good address, I suppose: rooms very comfortable and people very kind; rich the breakfast.<BR>Rate is about 170$.<BR>Ciao.<BR>
Jan 18th, 2002, 05:36 AM
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The appartment style room with terrace cost $318. It was strange, though, in that it had a kitchen which we couldn't use--it was locked. When we asked about it, the bellboy shrugged, shook his head and rattled something off in rapid Italian. The front desk gave the same reaction. Heck, I wasn't cooking (we were in Italy! Why cook?) anyway, so we let it go. Ironically, the very same thing happened to the family from whom I received the hotel room reference. <BR><BR>Although my girls could have stayed in the room with us--the living area had those chairs that convert into beds--we got them a double across the hall for $173. It wasn't a good room (fine if they were coming over to our room to hang out, though), and I think you can get a very nice double on one of the lower floors for around $180.<BR><BR>The hotel staff is not what you would call "warm and fuzzy"-but the location was wonderful, our rooms were quite clean, and the breakfast was certainly adequate for Italy (it's not their thing).<BR><BR>Email them at [email protected].
Jan 18th, 2002, 11:25 AM
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I agree with Ellen. Loved Cesari. Great location and very classy. <BR><BR>Decent price for a double during the high season last year, around $200.<BR><BR>I can't tell you enough how much I loved it and I booked it online through www.travel-italy.com
Jan 19th, 2002, 12:50 PM
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The Santa Chiara is extremely well-located. Our room was plain but comfortable and the bathroom was large and modern. I saw a couple of other rooms and they looked about the same. I think we paid around 165USD in October. The staff was helpful to us in making restaurant reservations, giving directions etc. I would stay there again.
