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The Holy See
... many much things that needed doing, so I figured 'tis probably best to just bite the proverbial projectile of your choice.
By now my morning narrative ought to be pretty standard: I woke up earlier than I ought to, considering just how long and extensive the day promised to be, and got in a run before breakfast. I'll spare you my standard line about how running is a great way to get to know a city and get a little more enmeshed in its feel because ...
The Vatican's Museums and Sistine Chapel!
... myself up by saying that we still had today; a day filled with activities and excitement…..and that’s all that mattered!
We were dropped off right in front of the Vatican where once passed the gigantic gates, we were given ample of time to eat since it was lunch time. Michel and I decided to eat outside on the Vatican grounds instead of ...
Roman Ruins and more exploration
... the area was - about the size of a Nascar Track.
Now we went and just wandered around Rome, we went to many Piazzas, passed many churches, visited the Spanish Steps, and really just explored. We eventually went back to the hotel to shower (finally!) and found that we had hot water. We took showers and went back to the Spanish Steps to hang out and people watch. We then went to another place that was ...
April 24th
... welcome. Oh, Rome is good."
Kole: "The colosseum was wicked awesome and Pompei was cool too. P.S. Russel Crowe wasn't in the colosseum!"
Allie: "Love it here! Everything from the bartering to the sights... oh and of course the great weather."
Noah: "Rome is awesome!!! The ruins are really cool, my favourite spot so far is the colosseum!"
Austin: "The ancient ruins are so wicked!!! My favourite part of the trip so far is the colosseum, although Pompei ...
When in Rome do as the Romans do... and eat pasta!
... cats in random places, which makes for cute pictures :). After visiting the Colosseum we walked around the Roman Forum and Palatino, ruins from the Roman times which are just across the road. There is so much (roman) history here, but I don't know as much about it since most of the signs were only written in Italian and I haven't taken a history class on Rome. On top of the hills in the Roman Forum there were some spectacular views of ...
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Thank you
The room and service very good, excellent and we would of liked in the room a kettle for the morning coffe or tea, but never mind it was very good to stay here. I would come back in the near future, once again thank you.
A good choice
This is the first time we booked a hotel over the Internet and based our choice on the reviews on this site. We were delighted to find that our experiences matched the reviews already posted. The hotel is small and the service was balanced just right - personal and friendly without being intrusive. The view is fabulous and the rooms very pleasant. The location was great as there is a choice of restaurants, buses and a metro station within two minutes of the hotel. A great holiday we remember with considerable pleasure.
Loved this hotel
We stayed this hotel with our two children for 3 nights during half term holiday.
What a lovely hotel. It is not too big, very cosy.
Fantastic view of Colosseo from every parts of our suite room.
This is the kind of hotel we would always like to stay.
There are several nice restaurants nearby.
Thank you for giving us a lovely time.
Pure Perfection
We stayed in Rome for ten days, splitting our time between the Gladiatori and a much higher priced new "Modern" hotel. The Gladiatori way exceeded our expectations. The staff was very polite and cordial, and the roof top dining, with an uninterupted view of the Colloseum, was nothing short of amazing. If you are looking for romantic getaway, you can't find much better than this.
Awesome Hotel
We stayed at the Hotel Gladiatori this summer for 3 nights, and from the minute we stepped in, the service was unbelieveable. They knew our names when our car pulled up to the window. The head guy, I believe his name was Bruno, is extremely friendly and will help you in any which way. It was a great experience.
Great Place
Jus returned from a 4 night stay at the Gladiatori over Thanksgiving. The place is great and the location overlooking the Coloseum is incredible. The hotel was spotless and the upstairs dining/bar/deck area was something you have to see to believe. However, the greatest asset of the hotel is the MAN - Bruno - what a great guy!!! We had a few problems with some of the travelers in our group and he was the best in the way he handled everything. He is a standout Roman and we will not easily forget him - and that comes from someone who has traveled to Rome over 30 times. Thanks for being so accommodating.
It was great!
The view is just so fantastic! We loved the way the rooms were arranged, the beds were alwalys very clean and comfortable and the marble floors are so amazing! The service was always very kind and the staff members was wonderful and we really felt as though they really cared. Excellent hotel!
Great Hotel
We stayed at the Gladiatori in early October,04. It was a great hotel with a beautiful view. The roof top garden was a great place for breakfast and dinner. The rooms were clean and very nice. We would stay here again without question.
Great Hotel
We stayed three nights at the Hotel Gladiatori in Rome, Italy in early October. The hotel has been updated in the past year or so. The rooms are large and clean. The roof top garden/dining room is beautiful. The view across to the Colosseum in beautiful. We would stay here again and recommend it.
Loved the Gladiatori
Just got back from 3 days in Rome and stayed at the Gladiatori. There is nothing between this property and the Colosseum except ruins in the process of being excavated. How stunning it was to wake up every morning to this view! The breakfast rooftop terrace is amazing with a not-bad selection of continental fare, including some meats and cheeses. The capuccino was the best I had in Rome. Bruno and Flavio will assist guests with any arrangements they can. The property is small, but make no mistake, is big on style and quality. From the marble floors (in the rooms too), the well-appointed bathroom and bedroom to the turn-down service, terry robe and slippers, ... I could go on. I found the double superior room to be large by Italian standards and very nice. Truly a four-star property by any standard.