White (in Rome) - is it good?
 

We're celebrating our anniversary in late November and are looking for a nice 4-5-star hotel in Rome. <BR> <BR>Has anyone ever stayed in White? How is it? <BR> <BR>Any nice hotel recommendations? <BR> <BR>Thanks a bunch.

whew! what a relief! <BR>from the title, I didn't know if this was the start of a racist thread, or a fashion question <BR>Sorry I don't know the hotel

Ha ha ha... sorry for any confusion the subject might have caused... oops

-- <BR>Just to show where my head is at, I saw the title of this thread & thought "wearing white in Rome???" - oh no, they'll stick out amidst the sea of dark colors! <BR> <BR>Sorry, haven't stayed at the White Hotel either.

One of which I'd not heard. <BR> <BR>Opened 7 years ago. Location is fairly central. <BR> <BR>Standard rates look a bit high. Perhaps you're getting a better deal than rack rate. <BR> <BR>Street will be nondescript, but you'll be not too far from many sights, restaurants, transport. <BR> <BR>Ed <BR>Rome.Switzerland.Bavaria <BR>www.twenj.com <BR>

Oh my gosh,, I saw the title and thought -"Mr. or Mrs. White in Rome....?-" what up with them? I swear...I'm still LOL!!!

Thought it was seeking comparisons between Rieslings and Chiantis.

I usually have good luck with Pino Grigios...

Enjoyed the Crown Plaza Minerva. Nice hotel w/a good, but quiet location and it's been a long time since I've seen a hot water pot (for making coffee/tea) in a European hotel room. (bring your own hot chocolate)

Well Kat you definitely got my attention with the white word. Not familiar with the hotel but it's midnight and I needed a laugh which I got from some of the replys. I also thought white in November, are they <BR>crazy, you don't pack white for travel even in the summer! Hope the hotel has <BR>clean white sheets.