Thanks for help with Rome + Question for a walk tour of Termini Station area
Apr 23rd 2003, 10:51 am
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Thanks for help with Rome + Question for a walk tour of Termini Station area
Wanted to say thanks for all those that offered help with hotels for
Rome.
I booked a hotel called "Hotel Papa Germano" its 66 euro a night. 5
Minute walk to the Termini Station, and about a 15-20 min walk to the
Colosseum. so this is great news for me. I've read mostly good
things.. Only bad things I have read are people complainted they
don't have a kitchen, even though there is nothing on the site that
says they have one for use...
If anyone can also i've me a good idea for a walk from the Termini
station area. a good day's walk would be nice.
or good cheap restaurants in that area. that don't "over charge"
Rome.
I booked a hotel called "Hotel Papa Germano" its 66 euro a night. 5
Minute walk to the Termini Station, and about a 15-20 min walk to the
Colosseum. so this is great news for me. I've read mostly good
things.. Only bad things I have read are people complainted they
don't have a kitchen, even though there is nothing on the site that
says they have one for use...
If anyone can also i've me a good idea for a walk from the Termini
station area. a good day's walk would be nice.
or good cheap restaurants in that area. that don't "over charge"
Apr 23rd 2003, 12:06 pm
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Re: Thanks for help with Rome + Question for a walk tour of Termini Station area
On Wed, 23 Apr 2003 22:51:51 GMT, Lester Mosley
wrote:
>Wanted to say thanks for all those that offered help with hotels for
>Rome.
>I booked a hotel called "Hotel Papa Germano" its 66 euro a night. 5
>Minute walk to the Termini Station, and about a 15-20 min walk to the
>Colosseum. so this is great news for me. I've read mostly good
>things.. Only bad things I have read are people complainted they
>don't have a kitchen, even though there is nothing on the site that
>says they have one for use...
>If anyone can also i've me a good idea for a walk from the Termini
>station area. a good day's walk would be nice.
There are several. Past the Trevi Fountain to Piazza Navona is a great walk.
You can catch the Pantheon on the way if I'm not mistaken.
>or good cheap restaurants in that area. that don't "over charge"
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wrote:
>Wanted to say thanks for all those that offered help with hotels for
>Rome.
>I booked a hotel called "Hotel Papa Germano" its 66 euro a night. 5
>Minute walk to the Termini Station, and about a 15-20 min walk to the
>Colosseum. so this is great news for me. I've read mostly good
>things.. Only bad things I have read are people complainted they
>don't have a kitchen, even though there is nothing on the site that
>says they have one for use...
>If anyone can also i've me a good idea for a walk from the Termini
>station area. a good day's walk would be nice.
There are several. Past the Trevi Fountain to Piazza Navona is a great walk.
You can catch the Pantheon on the way if I'm not mistaken.
>or good cheap restaurants in that area. that don't "over charge"
--
"If this is coffee, please bring me some tea. If this is tea, please bring me some coffee."
- Abraham Lincoln
Apr 24th 2003, 12:49 am
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Re: Thanks for help with Rome + Question for a walk tour of Termini
Lester Mosley wrote:
>
> Wanted to say thanks for all those that offered help with hotels for
> Rome.
>
> I booked a hotel called "Hotel Papa Germano" its 66 euro a night. 5
> Minute walk to the Termini Station, and about a 15-20 min walk to the
> Colosseum. so this is great news for me. I've read mostly good
> things.. Only bad things I have read are people complainted they
> don't have a kitchen, even though there is nothing on the site that
> says they have one for use...
Probably because the Papa Germano is one of those hotels that on the
cusp of a hostel, and people are used to having a kitchen in hostels.
Barbara
>
> Wanted to say thanks for all those that offered help with hotels for
> Rome.
>
> I booked a hotel called "Hotel Papa Germano" its 66 euro a night. 5
> Minute walk to the Termini Station, and about a 15-20 min walk to the
> Colosseum. so this is great news for me. I've read mostly good
> things.. Only bad things I have read are people complainted they
> don't have a kitchen, even though there is nothing on the site that
> says they have one for use...
Probably because the Papa Germano is one of those hotels that on the
cusp of a hostel, and people are used to having a kitchen in hostels.
Barbara
Apr 24th 2003, 7:48 am
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Re: Thanks for help with Rome + Question for a walk tour of Termini Station area
Ah I don't need a kitchen anyways.
But do you know if there is a market for bread and cold meats or meats
that don't need to be cooked near by? Or fruit stands?
I prefer to have some little meats and bread./cheese
On Thu, 24 Apr 2003 14:49:26 +0200, Barbara Vaughan
wrote:
>Lester Mosley wrote:
>>
>> Wanted to say thanks for all those that offered help with hotels for
>> Rome.
>>
>> I booked a hotel called "Hotel Papa Germano" its 66 euro a night. 5
>> Minute walk to the Termini Station, and about a 15-20 min walk to the
>> Colosseum. so this is great news for me. I've read mostly good
>> things.. Only bad things I have read are people complainted they
>> don't have a kitchen, even though there is nothing on the site that
>> says they have one for use...
>Probably because the Papa Germano is one of those hotels that on the
>cusp of a hostel, and people are used to having a kitchen in hostels.
>Barbara
But do you know if there is a market for bread and cold meats or meats
that don't need to be cooked near by? Or fruit stands?
I prefer to have some little meats and bread./cheese
On Thu, 24 Apr 2003 14:49:26 +0200, Barbara Vaughan
wrote:
>Lester Mosley wrote:
>>
>> Wanted to say thanks for all those that offered help with hotels for
>> Rome.
>>
>> I booked a hotel called "Hotel Papa Germano" its 66 euro a night. 5
>> Minute walk to the Termini Station, and about a 15-20 min walk to the
>> Colosseum. so this is great news for me. I've read mostly good
>> things.. Only bad things I have read are people complainted they
>> don't have a kitchen, even though there is nothing on the site that
>> says they have one for use...
>Probably because the Papa Germano is one of those hotels that on the
>cusp of a hostel, and people are used to having a kitchen in hostels.
>Barbara
Apr 24th 2003, 12:28 pm
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Re: Thanks for help with Rome + Question for a walk tour of Termini Station area
Not sure how close this is but on Via Gioberti there is a little market that
sells all kinds of stuff and right up the block is a pastry shop.
"Lester Mosley" wrote in message
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> Ah I don't need a kitchen anyways.
> But do you know if there is a market for bread and cold meats or meats
> that don't need to be cooked near by? Or fruit stands?
> I prefer to have some little meats and bread./cheese
> On Thu, 24 Apr 2003 14:49:26 +0200, Barbara Vaughan
> wrote:
> >
> >
> >Lester Mosley wrote:
> >>
> >> Wanted to say thanks for all those that offered help with hotels for
> >> Rome.
> >>
> >> I booked a hotel called "Hotel Papa Germano" its 66 euro a night. 5
> >> Minute walk to the Termini Station, and about a 15-20 min walk to the
> >> Colosseum. so this is great news for me. I've read mostly good
> >> things.. Only bad things I have read are people complainted they
> >> don't have a kitchen, even though there is nothing on the site that
> >> says they have one for use...
> >
> >Probably because the Papa Germano is one of those hotels that on the
> >cusp of a hostel, and people are used to having a kitchen in hostels.
> >
> >Barbara
sells all kinds of stuff and right up the block is a pastry shop.
"Lester Mosley" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Ah I don't need a kitchen anyways.
> But do you know if there is a market for bread and cold meats or meats
> that don't need to be cooked near by? Or fruit stands?
> I prefer to have some little meats and bread./cheese
> On Thu, 24 Apr 2003 14:49:26 +0200, Barbara Vaughan
> wrote:
> >
> >
> >Lester Mosley wrote:
> >>
> >> Wanted to say thanks for all those that offered help with hotels for
> >> Rome.
> >>
> >> I booked a hotel called "Hotel Papa Germano" its 66 euro a night. 5
> >> Minute walk to the Termini Station, and about a 15-20 min walk to the
> >> Colosseum. so this is great news for me. I've read mostly good
> >> things.. Only bad things I have read are people complainted they
> >> don't have a kitchen, even though there is nothing on the site that
> >> says they have one for use...
> >
> >Probably because the Papa Germano is one of those hotels that on the
> >cusp of a hostel, and people are used to having a kitchen in hostels.
> >
> >Barbara
