Help! accommodations dilemma-Rome
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Help! accommodations dilemma-Rome
I'm traveling to Rome in September and made reservations at the Hotel Colosseum. I picked it from a Frommer's guide book but was a little nervous when I later saw the web page pictures. I went ahead and booked anyway, trusting Frommers, but I just did a search on this page and read some positively scalding reviews. I think I would feel better if I made reservations at a new hotel but am starting from scratch. I could use help finding a room for about $150 a night as centrally located as possible in ancient Rome as far north as the Trevi Fountain and Spanish steps. I don't care about a giant room or a bathtub but must have a private shower and WC. Any suggestions (with fax number if possible) would be appreciated.
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I enjoyed Hotel Smeraldo near the Campo dei Fiori. See my notes on my travel page at http://sites.netscape.net/monicapileggi/homepage <BR> <BR>It's in an excellent location and we paid about $85 per night with private bathroom. <BR> <BR>
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Try the Forum Hotel, it overlooks its namesake and is a four-star hotel overlooking the Forum and the Colosseum. It's address is Via Tor de Conti, 25. Sorry I don't have the fax number, but try www.venere.it for a description.
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i second the vote on la residenza-- great hotel with large rooms, BIG buffet breakfasts, and right by the park-- close to the newly renovated villa borghese (with all the sculpture-- a must.) forgive for all the mispellings- but it's been over a year since my trip. around your price range too. they even had a little bit of parking.
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I am going in March and I booked into <BR>the hotel gambrinus. There email is <BR>[email protected]. I found all <BR>my hotels either at www.venere.it/ or <BR>travelscape.com.Hope this helps