Rome Hotels
Apr 22nd 2003, 2:01 pm
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Rome Hotels
I am looking for a hotel in Rome, or near Rome that is on a bus line
or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
for 2 people.
I don't care about a bathroom, I can share a hall one.
I rather not do a hostel, but if I must, that is a last resort.
or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
for 2 people.
I don't care about a bathroom, I can share a hall one.
I rather not do a hostel, but if I must, that is a last resort.
Apr 22nd 2003, 11:22 pm
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Re: Rome Hotels
"Lester Mosley" skrev i meddelandet
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> I am looking for a hotel in Rome, or near Rome that is on a bus line
> or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
> for 2 people.
> I don't care about a bathroom, I can share a hall one.
> I rather not do a hostel, but if I must, that is a last resort.
You may want have a look at this site if you are also interested in
apartments.
www.scaiecat-spa-gigi.com
Best regards
Luigi
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> I am looking for a hotel in Rome, or near Rome that is on a bus line
> or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
> for 2 people.
> I don't care about a bathroom, I can share a hall one.
> I rather not do a hostel, but if I must, that is a last resort.
You may want have a look at this site if you are also interested in
apartments.
www.scaiecat-spa-gigi.com
Best regards
Luigi
Apr 23rd 2003, 3:31 am
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Re: Rome Hotels
Lester Mosley wrote:
>
> I am looking for a hotel in Rome, or near Rome that is on a bus line
> or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
> for 2 people.
La Lunetta, near the Campo dei Fiori, is in this price range. It's in a
very convenient location, near several bus lines and the Largo Argentina
bus terminus. Even better, it's within easy walking distance of most of
Rome's major sights. It's my preferred place to stay when I'm in Rome.
Phone: +39/06-686-1080
Fax: +39/06-689-2028
It's a small family-run hotel, on a quiet square. There are rooms with
and without bath. No elevator, no air-conditioning. Breakfast is not
included in the price, but there are plenty of inexpensive places nearby
to get breakfast.
Barbara
>
> I am looking for a hotel in Rome, or near Rome that is on a bus line
> or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
> for 2 people.
La Lunetta, near the Campo dei Fiori, is in this price range. It's in a
very convenient location, near several bus lines and the Largo Argentina
bus terminus. Even better, it's within easy walking distance of most of
Rome's major sights. It's my preferred place to stay when I'm in Rome.
Phone: +39/06-686-1080
Fax: +39/06-689-2028
It's a small family-run hotel, on a quiet square. There are rooms with
and without bath. No elevator, no air-conditioning. Breakfast is not
included in the price, but there are plenty of inexpensive places nearby
to get breakfast.
Barbara
Apr 23rd 2003, 6:48 am
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Re: Rome Hotels
Just came back from a European holiday.
While in Rome we stayes at the American Palace Eur
It is a 2 minutes walk from the subway(rare commodity in Rome)
Only 2 lines.
Clean and not vey expensive
Their Web site is www.americanpalace.com
and their E-mail is [email protected]
"Lester Mosley" a écrit dans le message de news:
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> I am looking for a hotel in Rome, or near Rome that is on a bus line
> or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
> for 2 people.
> I don't care about a bathroom, I can share a hall one.
> I rather not do a hostel, but if I must, that is a last resort.
While in Rome we stayes at the American Palace Eur
It is a 2 minutes walk from the subway(rare commodity in Rome)
Only 2 lines.
Clean and not vey expensive
Their Web site is www.americanpalace.com
and their E-mail is [email protected]
"Lester Mosley" a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected]...
> I am looking for a hotel in Rome, or near Rome that is on a bus line
> or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
> for 2 people.
> I don't care about a bathroom, I can share a hall one.
> I rather not do a hostel, but if I must, that is a last resort.
Apr 24th 2003, 10:26 am
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Re: Rome Hotels
Pensione PARADISE
"Lester Mosley" wrote in message
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> I am looking for a hotel in Rome, or near Rome that is on a bus line
> or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
> for 2 people.
> I don't care about a bathroom, I can share a hall one.
> I rather not do a hostel, but if I must, that is a last resort.
I stayed at Pensione Paradise recently - Vatican area, next to a Metro stop
(literally). I'd stay there again when back in Rome.
http://www.pensioneparadise.com/
"Lester Mosley" wrote in message
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> I am looking for a hotel in Rome, or near Rome that is on a bus line
> or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
> for 2 people.
> I don't care about a bathroom, I can share a hall one.
> I rather not do a hostel, but if I must, that is a last resort.
I stayed at Pensione Paradise recently - Vatican area, next to a Metro stop
(literally). I'd stay there again when back in Rome.
http://www.pensioneparadise.com/
Apr 24th 2003, 12:15 pm
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Re: Rome Hotels
Try the Hotel Scott House on Via Gioberti - 1 1/2 blocks from Temini
Station. Great little place and breakfast is included.
"Michael Castens" wrote in message
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> Pensione PARADISE
> "Lester Mosley" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I am looking for a hotel in Rome, or near Rome that is on a bus line
> > or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
> > for 2 people.
> >
> > I don't care about a bathroom, I can share a hall one.
> > I rather not do a hostel, but if I must, that is a last resort.
> >
> I stayed at Pensione Paradise recently - Vatican area, next to a Metro
stop
> (literally). I'd stay there again when back in Rome.
> http://www.pensioneparadise.com/
Station. Great little place and breakfast is included.
"Michael Castens" wrote in message
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> Pensione PARADISE
> "Lester Mosley" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I am looking for a hotel in Rome, or near Rome that is on a bus line
> > or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
> > for 2 people.
> >
> > I don't care about a bathroom, I can share a hall one.
> > I rather not do a hostel, but if I must, that is a last resort.
> >
> I stayed at Pensione Paradise recently - Vatican area, next to a Metro
stop
> (literally). I'd stay there again when back in Rome.
> http://www.pensioneparadise.com/
Apr 24th 2003, 2:00 pm
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Re: Rome Hotels
Thanks, I found a great little place, called Papa Germaina...
at least this is what i hear.. it has a tv and phone in the room.
but not like I plan on watching tv while in Rome anyway.
On Fri, 25 Apr 2003 00:15:37 GMT, "Santrina Schommer"
wrote:
>Try the Hotel Scott House on Via Gioberti - 1 1/2 blocks from Temini
>Station. Great little place and breakfast is included.
>"Michael Castens" wrote in message
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>> Pensione PARADISE
>> "Lester Mosley" wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>> > I am looking for a hotel in Rome, or near Rome that is on a bus line
>> > or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
>> > for 2 people.
>> >
>> > I don't care about a bathroom, I can share a hall one.
>> > I rather not do a hostel, but if I must, that is a last resort.
>> >
>> I stayed at Pensione Paradise recently - Vatican area, next to a Metro
>stop
>> (literally). I'd stay there again when back in Rome.
>> http://www.pensioneparadise.com/
at least this is what i hear.. it has a tv and phone in the room.
but not like I plan on watching tv while in Rome anyway.
On Fri, 25 Apr 2003 00:15:37 GMT, "Santrina Schommer"
wrote:
>Try the Hotel Scott House on Via Gioberti - 1 1/2 blocks from Temini
>Station. Great little place and breakfast is included.
>"Michael Castens" wrote in message
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>> Pensione PARADISE
>> "Lester Mosley" wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>> > I am looking for a hotel in Rome, or near Rome that is on a bus line
>> > or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
>> > for 2 people.
>> >
>> > I don't care about a bathroom, I can share a hall one.
>> > I rather not do a hostel, but if I must, that is a last resort.
>> >
>> I stayed at Pensione Paradise recently - Vatican area, next to a Metro
>stop
>> (literally). I'd stay there again when back in Rome.
>> http://www.pensioneparadise.com/
Apr 24th 2003, 6:18 pm
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Re: Rome Hotels
Michael Castens wrote:
>
> Pensione PARADISE
> "Lester Mosley" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I am looking for a hotel in Rome, or near Rome that is on a bus line
> > or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
> > for 2 people.
> >
> > I don't care about a bathroom, I can share a hall one.
> > I rather not do a hostel, but if I must, that is a last resort.
> >
>
> I stayed at Pensione Paradise recently - Vatican area, next to a Metro stop
> (literally). I'd stay there again when back in Rome.
>
> http://www.pensioneparadise.com/
However, the Vatican is not a particularly convenient area, metro or no
metro. It's off to the west of the city and there aren't many good
restaurants there. Rome is a very walkable city, and it really is an
advantage to stay right in the thick of things.
Barbara
>
> Pensione PARADISE
> "Lester Mosley" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I am looking for a hotel in Rome, or near Rome that is on a bus line
> > or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
> > for 2 people.
> >
> > I don't care about a bathroom, I can share a hall one.
> > I rather not do a hostel, but if I must, that is a last resort.
> >
>
> I stayed at Pensione Paradise recently - Vatican area, next to a Metro stop
> (literally). I'd stay there again when back in Rome.
>
> http://www.pensioneparadise.com/
However, the Vatican is not a particularly convenient area, metro or no
metro. It's off to the west of the city and there aren't many good
restaurants there. Rome is a very walkable city, and it really is an
advantage to stay right in the thick of things.
Barbara
Apr 25th 2003, 5:21 am
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Re: Rome Hotels
"Barbara Vaughan" wrote in message
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> Michael Castens wrote:
> >
> > Pensione PARADISE
> > "Lester Mosley" wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > > I am looking for a hotel in Rome, or near Rome that is on a bus line
> > > or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
> > > for 2 people.
> > >
> > > I don't care about a bathroom, I can share a hall one.
> > > I rather not do a hostel, but if I must, that is a last resort.
> > >
> >
> > I stayed at Pensione Paradise recently - Vatican area, next to a Metro
stop
> > (literally). I'd stay there again when back in Rome.
> >
> > http://www.pensioneparadise.com/
> However, the Vatican is not a particularly convenient area, metro or no
> metro. It's off to the west of the city and there aren't many good
> restaurants there. Rome is a very walkable city, and it really is an
> advantage to stay right in the thick of things.
> Barbara
There is a hotel called Hotel des Artistes (www.hoteldesartistes) that has
both private en suite rooms and what they call hostel room, ie rooms with no
baths. We stayed in both about a year ago. The hotel is not too far from the
train station and about a half block from a metro stop and 3-4 block of , if
my memory serves me, Piazza Republica, where one can catch the bus line that
runs to the Vatican. They have a few amentites such as ISP but there are
others nearby. It is about 3 block from a laundromat that also has internet
access. There are more convienent places in Rome to stay but this place was
legitimate and run by good folks.
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> Michael Castens wrote:
> >
> > Pensione PARADISE
> > "Lester Mosley" wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > > I am looking for a hotel in Rome, or near Rome that is on a bus line
> > > or even better the Metro system. for about 80 a night for 2 beds..
> > > for 2 people.
> > >
> > > I don't care about a bathroom, I can share a hall one.
> > > I rather not do a hostel, but if I must, that is a last resort.
> > >
> >
> > I stayed at Pensione Paradise recently - Vatican area, next to a Metro
stop
> > (literally). I'd stay there again when back in Rome.
> >
> > http://www.pensioneparadise.com/
> However, the Vatican is not a particularly convenient area, metro or no
> metro. It's off to the west of the city and there aren't many good
> restaurants there. Rome is a very walkable city, and it really is an
> advantage to stay right in the thick of things.
> Barbara
There is a hotel called Hotel des Artistes (www.hoteldesartistes) that has
both private en suite rooms and what they call hostel room, ie rooms with no
baths. We stayed in both about a year ago. The hotel is not too far from the
train station and about a half block from a metro stop and 3-4 block of , if
my memory serves me, Piazza Republica, where one can catch the bus line that
runs to the Vatican. They have a few amentites such as ISP but there are
others nearby. It is about 3 block from a laundromat that also has internet
access. There are more convienent places in Rome to stay but this place was
legitimate and run by good folks.
Apr 25th 2003, 6:55 am
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Re: Rome Hotels
"Barbara Vaughan" wrote in message
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> > >
> >
> > I stayed at Pensione Paradise recently - Vatican area, next to a Metro
stop
> > (literally). I'd stay there again when back in Rome.
> >
> > http://www.pensioneparadise.com/
> However, the Vatican is not a particularly convenient area, metro or no
> metro. It's off to the west of the city and there aren't many good
> restaurants there. Rome is a very walkable city, and it really is an
> advantage to stay right in the thick of things.
> Barbara
It depends what you want I guess. I was only in there from late evening to
early morning on any day and it was a chrap and decent decent place to
sleep.
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> > >
> >
> > I stayed at Pensione Paradise recently - Vatican area, next to a Metro
stop
> > (literally). I'd stay there again when back in Rome.
> >
> > http://www.pensioneparadise.com/
> However, the Vatican is not a particularly convenient area, metro or no
> metro. It's off to the west of the city and there aren't many good
> restaurants there. Rome is a very walkable city, and it really is an
> advantage to stay right in the thick of things.
> Barbara
It depends what you want I guess. I was only in there from late evening to
early morning on any day and it was a chrap and decent decent place to
sleep.
