Rome, 5star Hotel with Quad?
Apr 23rd 2003, 2:20 am
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Rome, 5star Hotel with Quad?
Has anyone had any luck finding a quad room (two
adults, two kids age 11 and 8) in a five star hotel in Rome? Any particular
recommendations. We are
looking for something in Centro Storico area. (Near
the via Vennetto or Spanish Step maybe).
adults, two kids age 11 and 8) in a five star hotel in Rome? Any particular
recommendations. We are
looking for something in Centro Storico area. (Near
the via Vennetto or Spanish Step maybe).
Apr 23rd 2003, 3:50 am
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Re: Rome, 5star Hotel with Quad?
"Cathy Kearns" wrote in message
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> Has anyone had any luck finding a quad room (two
> adults, two kids age 11 and 8) in a five star hotel in Rome? Any
particular
> recommendations. We are
> looking for something in Centro Storico area. (Near
> the via Vennetto or Spanish Step maybe).
Any reason why it has to be a quad room? Can two adjacent twin rooms be ok,
with a connecting door perhaps? You are more likely to find it than a quad
room in a 5-star hotel. Or if money's no object, you can perhaps get a suite
with two bedrooms, or a serviced apartment (which will be cheaper)?
Alec
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> Has anyone had any luck finding a quad room (two
> adults, two kids age 11 and 8) in a five star hotel in Rome? Any
particular
> recommendations. We are
> looking for something in Centro Storico area. (Near
> the via Vennetto or Spanish Step maybe).
Any reason why it has to be a quad room? Can two adjacent twin rooms be ok,
with a connecting door perhaps? You are more likely to find it than a quad
room in a 5-star hotel. Or if money's no object, you can perhaps get a suite
with two bedrooms, or a serviced apartment (which will be cheaper)?
Alec
Apr 24th 2003, 12:24 am
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Re: Rome, 5star Hotel with Quad?
go here: http://www.italyhotel.com/
and plug in 4 people, 1 room. Very limited choices. Some of the
4*'s listed are also supposed to be pretty nice.
On Wed, 23 Apr 2003 14:20:12 GMT, "Cathy Kearns"
wrote:
>Has anyone had any luck finding a quad room (two
>adults, two kids age 11 and 8) in a five star hotel in Rome? Any particular
>recommendations. We are
>looking for something in Centro Storico area. (Near
>the via Vennetto or Spanish Step maybe).
and plug in 4 people, 1 room. Very limited choices. Some of the
4*'s listed are also supposed to be pretty nice.
On Wed, 23 Apr 2003 14:20:12 GMT, "Cathy Kearns"
wrote:
>Has anyone had any luck finding a quad room (two
>adults, two kids age 11 and 8) in a five star hotel in Rome? Any particular
>recommendations. We are
>looking for something in Centro Storico area. (Near
>the via Vennetto or Spanish Step maybe).
Apr 24th 2003, 3:41 am
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Re: Rome, 5star Hotel with Quad?
In article ,
gerald wrote:
> go here: http://www.italyhotel.com/
>
> and plug in 4 people, 1 room. Very limited choices. Some of the
> 4*'s listed are also supposed to be pretty nice.
>
>
> On Wed, 23 Apr 2003 14:20:12 GMT, "Cathy Kearns"
> wrote:
>
> >Has anyone had any luck finding a quad room (two
> >adults, two kids age 11 and 8) in a five star hotel in Rome? Any particular
> >recommendations. We are
> >looking for something in Centro Storico area. (Near
> >the via Vennetto or Spanish Step maybe).
> >
>
I would think almost by definition a 5 star hotel would not be one which
jams 4 people into a room -- those are generally 2 stars. Might want to
explore suites or get adjoining rooms in a 4 star -- less money, more
rooms.
gerald wrote:
> go here: http://www.italyhotel.com/
>
> and plug in 4 people, 1 room. Very limited choices. Some of the
> 4*'s listed are also supposed to be pretty nice.
>
>
> On Wed, 23 Apr 2003 14:20:12 GMT, "Cathy Kearns"
> wrote:
>
> >Has anyone had any luck finding a quad room (two
> >adults, two kids age 11 and 8) in a five star hotel in Rome? Any particular
> >recommendations. We are
> >looking for something in Centro Storico area. (Near
> >the via Vennetto or Spanish Step maybe).
> >
>
I would think almost by definition a 5 star hotel would not be one which
jams 4 people into a room -- those are generally 2 stars. Might want to
explore suites or get adjoining rooms in a 4 star -- less money, more
rooms.
Apr 24th 2003, 6:36 am
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Re: Rome, 5star Hotel with Quad?
In the US I know hotels tend not to guarantee adjoining rooms (or even rooms
on the same floor). In Europe are
adjoining rooms guaranteed? Would you then just book
by phone, rather than online? (I don't see any online
reservation systems that let you ask for adjoining rooms.)
"Jenn" wrote in message
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> In article ,
> gerald wrote:
> > go here: http://www.italyhotel.com/
> >
> > and plug in 4 people, 1 room. Very limited choices. Some of the
> > 4*'s listed are also supposed to be pretty nice.
> >
> >
> > On Wed, 23 Apr 2003 14:20:12 GMT, "Cathy Kearns"
> > wrote:
> >
> > >Has anyone had any luck finding a quad room (two
> > >adults, two kids age 11 and 8) in a five star hotel in Rome? Any
particular
> > >recommendations. We are
> > >looking for something in Centro Storico area. (Near
> > >the via Vennetto or Spanish Step maybe).
> > >
> >
> I would think almost by definition a 5 star hotel would not be one which
> jams 4 people into a room -- those are generally 2 stars. Might want to
> explore suites or get adjoining rooms in a 4 star -- less money, more
> rooms.
on the same floor). In Europe are
adjoining rooms guaranteed? Would you then just book
by phone, rather than online? (I don't see any online
reservation systems that let you ask for adjoining rooms.)
"Jenn" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In article ,
> gerald wrote:
> > go here: http://www.italyhotel.com/
> >
> > and plug in 4 people, 1 room. Very limited choices. Some of the
> > 4*'s listed are also supposed to be pretty nice.
> >
> >
> > On Wed, 23 Apr 2003 14:20:12 GMT, "Cathy Kearns"
> > wrote:
> >
> > >Has anyone had any luck finding a quad room (two
> > >adults, two kids age 11 and 8) in a five star hotel in Rome? Any
particular
> > >recommendations. We are
> > >looking for something in Centro Storico area. (Near
> > >the via Vennetto or Spanish Step maybe).
> > >
> >
> I would think almost by definition a 5 star hotel would not be one which
> jams 4 people into a room -- those are generally 2 stars. Might want to
> explore suites or get adjoining rooms in a 4 star -- less money, more
> rooms.
Apr 24th 2003, 6:20 pm
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Re: Rome, 5star Hotel with Quad?
Cathy Kearns wrote:
>
> In the US I know hotels tend not to guarantee adjoining rooms (or even rooms
> on the same floor). In Europe are
> adjoining rooms guaranteed? Would you then just book
> by phone, rather than online? (I don't see any online
> reservation systems that let you ask for adjoining rooms.)
If you want anything out of the ordinary, fax is usually the best way to
book. It largely avoids misunderstandings and language problems.
Barbara
>
> In the US I know hotels tend not to guarantee adjoining rooms (or even rooms
> on the same floor). In Europe are
> adjoining rooms guaranteed? Would you then just book
> by phone, rather than online? (I don't see any online
> reservation systems that let you ask for adjoining rooms.)
If you want anything out of the ordinary, fax is usually the best way to
book. It largely avoids misunderstandings and language problems.
Barbara
