Taxi from Rome Termini
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Taxi from Rome Termini
Hello,
I want to thank everyone who helped me with my questions about purchasing trenitalia tickets. I appreciate it.
I have come across another question. I will be traveling from Venice to Rome one morning, arriving in Rome in the afternoon. My hotel is located in central Rome so I want to take a taxi to the hotel. I want to be sure I go to the right place though. Is there only one exit from the Rome Termini? If there is more than one I want to make sure I exit where there will be the taxi lineup. Is it true that there are taxis lined up right outside of the Termini station? Do you just go up to a Taxi and ask them to drive you or is there some sort of a stand or something insider or outside where you first arrange for a taxi? Is there going to be people lined up to get a taxi outside of the termini or something? Will there be directions or something? Sorry if this seems obvious. I appreciate any help.
I want to thank everyone who helped me with my questions about purchasing trenitalia tickets. I appreciate it.
I have come across another question. I will be traveling from Venice to Rome one morning, arriving in Rome in the afternoon. My hotel is located in central Rome so I want to take a taxi to the hotel. I want to be sure I go to the right place though. Is there only one exit from the Rome Termini? If there is more than one I want to make sure I exit where there will be the taxi lineup. Is it true that there are taxis lined up right outside of the Termini station? Do you just go up to a Taxi and ask them to drive you or is there some sort of a stand or something insider or outside where you first arrange for a taxi? Is there going to be people lined up to get a taxi outside of the termini or something? Will there be directions or something? Sorry if this seems obvious. I appreciate any help.
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The taxi queue is pretty self explanatory. There will be a line of taxis pulling up. If it's busy there may be a line of people waiting - just get in line & it'll move quickly.
When it's your turn you tell the taxi driver where you want to go - a print out of hotel & address is handy if you aren't comfortable conversing, but not really required.
If it's not busy there will be a few taxis waiting - just go up to the one in front and off you go.
It'll cost about 12-15Euro to get to your hotel, depending on distance, # bags, etc.
When it's your turn you tell the taxi driver where you want to go - a print out of hotel & address is handy if you aren't comfortable conversing, but not really required.
If it's not busy there will be a few taxis waiting - just go up to the one in front and off you go.
It'll cost about 12-15Euro to get to your hotel, depending on distance, # bags, etc.
#4

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Yes, right outside the train station.
I don't remember exactly all the exits, but either look for taxi signs or if you exit the wrong way, then walk around. There are free luggage trolleys to use - grab one and it'll help you get around easier.
Taxis are all beige colored.
I don't remember exactly all the exits, but either look for taxi signs or if you exit the wrong way, then walk around. There are free luggage trolleys to use - grab one and it'll help you get around easier.
Taxis are all beige colored.
#5
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So far as I know, there are two taxi stands, one is right in the front of Termini, facing bus terminal; the other is by the side entrance.
From my experience, it will be less confusion to have the hotel name and address on a piece of paper.
From my experience, it will be less confusion to have the hotel name and address on a piece of paper.
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The best deal we found was the following, for 35 Euros: http://www.romeshuttlelimousine.com/contact.htm



