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Day two, and so far so good. Today we walked 20,000 steps- approx. 10 miles or so our step counter tells us. We slept in today, and had a later start, but we enjoyed the afternoon taking in a tour of the Colisseum, the Palantine Hill, and the ruins of the Roman Forum. It lasted for over 2 hours, and was very informative and interesting. We got a …
Roma
day one in rome i decided to just walk around. i had a very good map
(compliments of corrie) and i'd marked out all the buildings i wanted to
see. i spent over 10 hours walking the streets going to countless
churches, piazzas and fountains. it was exhausting! the weather was
beautiful so it was nice to be outside. the next day i …
When in Rome...
This hostel was so **** (excuse the French). We needed the afternoon to recover from our Venice trip, but it was hot and humid in Rome and they didn't have A/C (although the website said they did), the shower didn't work and they didn't have Internet (although the website said they did). First day in Rome sucked. But the second day things were …
Eternally Yours in Rome
After Sorrento, then there were two: Ash and I headed up to Rome to check on the status of his replacement passport. His situation was a bit tricky because his New Zealand passport could only be issued by the embassy office in London which meant that after it was issued, it had to be sent to him in Rome. To make matters worse, May was a busy month …
After the Tour
... at Porto Lungo fermatta, we exited the train, and boarded the escalator up. As we were catching our breathes for a moment, I looked up the escalator and noticed a familiar face. I leaned over to get a better look and at the same time I heard Adam say "Hey, don't you know..........". He didn't get the rest of the sentence out because I said "Rachael!" It was my manager's daughter and her new husband who were in Italy on their honeymoon ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsTwo Ducks Hostel Rome
“Two Ducks Hostel... A Ponzi Scheme”
Reviewed May 4, 2012
There's no way these guys have a license to run a hostel. I scowered this entire 7-floor building top to bottom and couldn't find anything that said Two Ducks or Hostel. We finally called and they met up with us. It's very small. The two guys are not particularly welcoming. There's no place to store things. The room is not bad but the beds are damaged. Somebody stole my I-pod. I don't know if it was the guys at the hostel or guys in another room. But, we left our stuff for the day in the kitchen where they told us and when I came back, it was gone. Luckily on our last day, we kept the key without telling them. Otherwise, it would be impossible to retrieve our stuff because the 2 guys who run the hostel are never there. This place is not that cool. But, I guess it's also dirt cheap.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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