Style of Rome hotels
Oct 27th, 2005, 01:01 PM
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Style of Rome hotels
Hi All!
I have been doing a lot of research on Hotels in Rome and dont seem to like any of them in my range (100-125E). My hotel in Venice (San Moise)is so charming, but the ones i have reviewed in Rome are very drab! Is my budget too low for something nice? Please advise and thanks in advance!
I have been doing a lot of research on Hotels in Rome and dont seem to like any of them in my range (100-125E). My hotel in Venice (San Moise)is so charming, but the ones i have reviewed in Rome are very drab! Is my budget too low for something nice? Please advise and thanks in advance!
Oct 27th, 2005, 01:26 PM
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Check out the Hotels Sonya and Aberdeen reviews among others on this website. Both are "nice" and affordable, though not, perhaps charming. Me, I can get enough charm in the rest of Rome and will settle for clean, safe, and comfortable when the price is right!
Oct 27th, 2005, 02:10 PM
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Oct 27th, 2005, 03:04 PM
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OK, I see you're going in late Nov.
Try Hotel San Carlo
http://www.hotelsancarloroma.com/index.htm
It's hard to get into Hotel Parlamento, but you might email them. Ask for one of the rooms overlooking the roof terrace.
http://www.hotelsancarloroma.com/index.htm
Try Hotel San Carlo
http://www.hotelsancarloroma.com/index.htm
It's hard to get into Hotel Parlamento, but you might email them. Ask for one of the rooms overlooking the roof terrace.
http://www.hotelsancarloroma.com/index.htm
Oct 27th, 2005, 03:04 PM
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Oct 27th, 2005, 06:13 PM
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As long as you can live without a "lobby", I can heartily recommend the Hotel Selene to you. The rooms may not be what you would term charming, but they are extremely well-designed and comfortable as compared to many other more expensive hotels we have stayed at in Rome.
Beginning November 2nd, they are quoting 90 euro for a double room (actually a triple, if you look at their web site) with buffet breakfast included.
We have stayed there twice this year, and prefer it over the Aberdeen for room and bath amenities, as well as location.
The hotel is on a "limited access" street that is only three blocks from Termini. (No need for a cab when coming or going to the airport.) The hotel buffet breakfast room, as well as all the rooms are on the third floor of a palazzo style building with grand winding staircase. (There is also an elevator/ 4 person max.)
The buffet breakfast is more generous than the Aberdeen's, plus you sit in a well-decorated breakfast room rather than in the "windowless" basement offered by the Aberdeen
The hotel is 1/2 block from the Opera, two blocks from the Republica Metro stop, and two blocks from the bus routes on Via Nazionale.
The rooms are spacious, have three beds, marble baths, room safe, mini-bar, individually controlled heat and A/C, as well as "full length mirrors" on the closet doors, and well-located electrical outlets. ( Mirror and outlet locations are two of my pet peeves about European hotel rooms!)
My husband's brother is fastidious about cleanliness, and he and his wife were very pleased with the Selene.
The web address is:
http://www.hotelseleneroma.it
Beginning November 2nd, they are quoting 90 euro for a double room (actually a triple, if you look at their web site) with buffet breakfast included.
We have stayed there twice this year, and prefer it over the Aberdeen for room and bath amenities, as well as location.
The hotel is on a "limited access" street that is only three blocks from Termini. (No need for a cab when coming or going to the airport.) The hotel buffet breakfast room, as well as all the rooms are on the third floor of a palazzo style building with grand winding staircase. (There is also an elevator/ 4 person max.)
The buffet breakfast is more generous than the Aberdeen's, plus you sit in a well-decorated breakfast room rather than in the "windowless" basement offered by the Aberdeen
The hotel is 1/2 block from the Opera, two blocks from the Republica Metro stop, and two blocks from the bus routes on Via Nazionale.
The rooms are spacious, have three beds, marble baths, room safe, mini-bar, individually controlled heat and A/C, as well as "full length mirrors" on the closet doors, and well-located electrical outlets. ( Mirror and outlet locations are two of my pet peeves about European hotel rooms!)
My husband's brother is fastidious about cleanliness, and he and his wife were very pleased with the Selene.
The web address is:
http://www.hotelseleneroma.it
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Oct 27th, 2005, 07:12 PM
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It is true that one can't get a charming room in Rome at your budget. I too think you will have to settle for clean, comfortable and safe.
I know someone who always stays at the Arenula and thinks very highly of it:
http://www.hotelarenula.com/indexen.htm
This could be the place you will like. My acquaintance certainly does.
It is true that one can't get a charming room in Rome at your budget. I too think you will have to settle for clean, comfortable and safe.
I know someone who always stays at the Arenula and thinks very highly of it:
http://www.hotelarenula.com/indexen.htm
This could be the place you will like. My acquaintance certainly does.
