Hotel in Rome

nelly_2

Try the raddison SAS near the train station, they only charge £16 for a breakfast:eek:

herman2811

Doublespresso wrote:

Thanks for that. Does it mean that I can still cancel up to the day of travel without incurring any penalties?

I think you will have a particular deadline and there won't be a charge if you cancel before that.

Go to the FAQ section of the website and it will tell you their policy in more detail.

Hope that helps

completely_lost

Hi

I'm going to Rome next week andbooked Hotel Cosmopolita. Seems to have good reviews and worked out at £98 a night through find-rooms.com.

altyfc

nelly wrote:

Try the raddison SAS near the train station, they only charge £16 for a breakfast:eek:

If you think that's bad... I paid around 50 euros (twice over!!!) for breakfast at a hotel in Milan last year. :eek: :eek:

Aaron

sportyspice

We are going to Rome end of April and have booked a room at Lirico Hotel, it had great reviews on tip adviser, with one being dated jan '07, so fingers crossed it turns out to be a good one.

kazprincess

We are going to Rome in March and have booked a hotel through easyjet. The hotel looks really nice, clean and centrally located (but not too much in the hussle and bussle). Its located right next to a tram so we can get a bout and apparently has a few good resturants in the same street.

The hotel is called the ' Villa Glori' and it was £114 total for us to stay for two nights! Bargin if i do say so!

All the reviews on tripadvisor.com look really good - not one bad word about the place.

Hope this helps and hope you have a good holiday!! I cant wait to go! We are going to Florence and Piza after Rome aswell for a few days - Italy looks beautiful!

kazprincess

Sorry - forgot to mention the hotel is a bed and breakfast and is a 3*, so if you were after something a bit more plush - this may not be for you.