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Old Aug 10th, 2004, 06:00 PM
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Rome Hotel Recommendations

Plans are really coming together but getting batty over where to stay to see main attractions in short time (2 days). I would like economical, clean suggestions and they are so appreciated! Thanks
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How do you expect anyone to respond when you don't specify your criteria, such as price limits, preferred location, etc, etc? Your question is too general.
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I am very sorry readers. I said economical because I am not quite sure of the range. I'll say not more than $100/night. The transportation systems sound good so it doesn't sound like I'd need to be on top of attractions and I was looking for your recommendations.
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The Residence San Pantaleo is a small hotel right in the heart of the old city, just steps from the Campo di Fiore - fabulous location. It's very basic, but clean. Some of the rooms are tiny, others are huge. We payed about $100 a night for a double.
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See www.eurocheapo.com for other ideas.

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Not sure when you're going but you might check the rates at hotelspringhouse.com

VERY convenient to the Vatican, but in a neighborhood where you'll have long walks or a short metro right to other attractions. Nice neighborhood with a few restaurant choices nearby and good helpful staff/ & bicycles available.
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