Crazy Holiday Bed & Breakfast
Via Magna Grecia, 103, Rome
Your stay was
Tell us more Your review will help other travelers plan their next adventure
(50 character minimum)

Crazy Holiday Bed & Breakfast Rome

Via Magna Grecia, 103 Rome, Lazio, 00183, Italy

Check Rates and Availability

Check-In:

mm/dd/yyyy
Check-Out:

mm/dd/yyyy
Adults:

Travel Blogs Nearby

Roaming in Rome

A travel blog entry by katevoss

69

... a little psycho from the stobe type lighting. After the museum (which we wandered trying to find how to get to the other areas, but failing this we just went to the bookstore) we went back to the Vatican again. This time we actually went into St Peters Bascilica which was huge and beautiful and amazing. We then went back on the metro and back to the hostel to relax for a ...

Hitchhiking and drinking Mojitos

A travel blog entry by donnyboo

2

... for certain by the evening. I got to the train station and booked a ticket from Menton to Rome. Two stops in the process which got me to Rome at 19.50. A little later than I would have liked but half the price of the ticket that I would have had to pay if I had gone from Nimes and also had managed to see a small part of Menton which had its own charm.

I got to Rome at around 8in the evening with 3 train journeys splitting up the day. On one train it had ...

Rome the Capital of the World

A travel blog entry by benjaminhadaway

1
59

... is thin crust and they have a lot of flour still on the crust. Total bill was 10 euro for me. ($14) Not worth it. :(

After this we headed over to Trinit dei Monti, another fountian, obilisk landmark. From hear we headed north to the VIlla Medici which has a garden in it. They were closed though which was a downer. Also, there were several attempts to get me to buy a Rose by street vendors. I guess every city has someone selling ****. I never ...

Pop-Culture Blog

A travel blog entry by cataldi

2

... However, the way their merchandise was displayed was a little different than in the United States. A lot of the stores here in Italy also provide the price tags right in the window displays. This certainly would rarely be seen in the display windows in the States. In America getting the customers and purchasing merchandise is the number one goal in the retail business. If price tags were displayed in ...

Rome Wasn't Broken in a Day

A travel blog entry by bmwjohnno

11

... as it is over 30 degrees Celsius here. Luckily the monastery is equipped with all thee necessary bare essentials (En Suite and Beds as well as a good view of some ruins on the hill). We ate out at a cafe near the Grand Circus Racetrack or whatever the Romans call it. We were back in Paris again! Home for an early night, yes. No WiFi, no credit on my O2 SIM, no connection for my other USB broadband. I was stuck. Goodnight.

...

This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: Crazy Holiday

Adults:
Check-In:

mm/dd/yyyy
Check-Out:

mm/dd/yyyy
Photo of
Crazy Holiday Bed & Breakfast Rome

Click each "Show Prices" button to view the sites you selected.

You have checked  of  sites