Honeymoon in Rome
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Honeymoon in Rome
I am getting married in Febuary and we are going on a tour for 12 days ending in rome. We have two days on are own to "do the honeynoon thing" can any one recomend a romantic B&B or place to go close to rome. Hopefully we will have had our fill of touring and will just want to be alone..
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I have his book already. In the past I have looked at some of his suggestions while I was in Paris. He generally aims for BUDGET hotels so I was looking for a place that people have first hand experience with. With my honeymoon I don't want to take any chances with booking a Italian laquenta if you know what I mean. Thanks for the lead..
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Hi Stoli,<BR>Congratualtions on your impending wedding!<BR><BR>You may want to try a guest house called Casa Howard. They pamper you, and are in a good locale near the Spanish Steps in case you do want to tour, or just walk around a nice neighborhood. They now have 2 locations, and their web site is www.casahoward.com<BR><BR>Buon Viaggio,<BR>BC
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Rome is a fabulous city and two days will barely touch the surface. But if you don't want to sightsee or tour, just stroll the wonderful narrow, side streets in old Rome. That area is filled with unexpected surprises, terrific neighborhoods with little cafes, shops, etc. <BR><BR>Congratulations on your wedding and on choosing Italy for a honeymoon. You will love it.
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We found a b&b on another web sight that I think we are going to check on. It is at the top of the "Spanish Steps", my only concern is we might have to climb allot of hills to get arround. I have a e-mail in to the proprietor asking about getting arround right now just to check on location.Thanks to everyone for your input.. Stoli
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Congratulations! My husband and I stopped in Rome during our honeymoon this past October. We stayed at the Albergo Del Senato hotel and really enjoyed it. It is in a great central location and we walked to all the sights, which is very important since you have a limited time in Rome. The staff was very helpful in recommending restaurants in the area. <BR><BR>If you go with this hotel be sure to ask for a room on the top floor with a balcony overlooking the Pantheon. It was a very dramatic view of that ancient building and the square below. I don't think I would say that it was a B&B type hotel, but it was romantic. (Isn't everywhere romantic on your honeymoon?)
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Stoli, you and Jennifer will love the Albergo del Senato. The location is perfect and it's reasonably priced. I don't know about your budget, but as wonderful as the Albergo del Senato is, I think I might want something even fancier for a honeymoon. Remember, this is a once in a lifetime trip! Congratulations on your marriage.
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Stoli;<BR>I guess your "tour" will be spending at<BR>least a few days in Rome, and you're adding two days on your own.<BR>If I'm right go about 30KM north of the Rome airport for a truly unique and once in a lifetime honeymoon experience,<BR>La Posta Vecchia.<BR>This place is an unbelievable viila mansion on the sea that was once owned by J. Paul Getty. You won't believe the rooms, the decor, the gardens, the setting, just everything about it.<BR>The lower level has uncovered Roman ruins, and was even thought to be the weekend retreat of Julius Ceaser.<BR>It's not cheap. I think that we paid <BR>almost $500 per night 2 years ago.<BR>It would be the ultimate honeymoon memeory.