FCO transport to Rome
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Directions are on their website. I understand being cost conscious, but this hotel is quite far out. There are other options to stay more central if your decision is based on price.
>>Option a) Line FR1 (every 15 minutes) from Fiumicino Airport: get off at the Trastevere station. From here, take line H (towards Largo dei Capasso) for 9 stops. Get off at Dei Capasso (end of the line) and continue on foot for 300 meters to Via di Bravetta 91.<<<
That is likely the most economical train option (train part to Trastevere is 5.50€ - don't know how much line H would be, but probably just a few €), but it would be easier to book a shuttle such as Rome Shuttle Limousine for 40€.
http://www.romeshuttlelimousine.com/FiumicinoE.htm
You stated on another thread you only have 9 days and 3 cities. I would stay closer in so you aren't using so much time getting to and from your hotel to the things you want to see.
>>Option a) Line FR1 (every 15 minutes) from Fiumicino Airport: get off at the Trastevere station. From here, take line H (towards Largo dei Capasso) for 9 stops. Get off at Dei Capasso (end of the line) and continue on foot for 300 meters to Via di Bravetta 91.<<<
That is likely the most economical train option (train part to Trastevere is 5.50€ - don't know how much line H would be, but probably just a few €), but it would be easier to book a shuttle such as Rome Shuttle Limousine for 40€.
http://www.romeshuttlelimousine.com/FiumicinoE.htm
You stated on another thread you only have 9 days and 3 cities. I would stay closer in so you aren't using so much time getting to and from your hotel to the things you want to see.
#3
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Although it is more expensive, after a long plane ride, it is so much easier to take a cab to one's hotel. Did you say on another post that you have an 8 y.o. with you? S/he is going to be exhausted also-can you carry your luggage and a child up and down train station stairs after an extended sleep-deprived trip as you try to figure out directions in Italian?
Or, take the train to Trastevere and cab from there. Might save a few bucks that way.
Or, take the train to Trastevere and cab from there. Might save a few bucks that way.
#4
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ok, it is always good to get advice from people in the know. sometimes it's easy to get so cost conscious that you tend to forget all the other logistics involved. We have a great price for what seems like a nice, clean place to stay - any other options closer to the center?
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From another post, Banff's party is "2 adults, 2 kids" though no idea of ages of kids.
I agree that this location looks very far away from the center. Your money savings may be a waste of precious vacation time traveling to the center. If your children need a break, it will be a big deal to return to your hotel for a rest or to relax a bit before dinner.
I agree that this location looks very far away from the center. Your money savings may be a waste of precious vacation time traveling to the center. If your children need a break, it will be a big deal to return to your hotel for a rest or to relax a bit before dinner.




