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The high seas
This message was written in a character set other than your own. If it is not displayed correctly, click here to open it in a new window. We had perfect weather for our stay in Rome and today joined the Seaborn Pride at the port in Civitavecchia about 1.5 hours drive from Rome. As we enter the port the wind is blowing with great gusto.The welcome was once again extremely inviting with the obligatory champagne and warm greetings from staff who we had sailed with ...
Peculiarities to this American Girl
... is why they include an SOS alarm cord on the shower wall. Also all spigots are attached to a metal hose. Also on the shower wall is a clothes line, which is a peculiarity the States should adopt. Hotels in Italy collect their guests's keys each time they leave the hotel. We were told, "It's better that way." All toilets flush with hidden buttons, but once you learn that fact, ...
Roma
... walking around the little backstreets of Rome as they were gloriously atmospheric with the decaying paint and quaint wooden shutters of the buildings. We walked for miles and miles around this city and checked out just about each and every neighborhood of Central Rome. One thing we noticed was how many Egyptian Obelisks there were – I counted about eight erected in plazas or on street corners and generally with a cross placed on top. I couldn’t believe that ...
Che Cose Belle
... of coming to Italy is similar to an imagination after having a couple beers…
I met them after my final and we went to the Vatican. We waited in line for a half hour and then realized Liz was wearing shorts and we would not be able to go in. I then took them to the best Gelato place in Rome, Old Bridge. The sun was shining, and gelato was melting all over our hands while we gazed at the Vatican. Nothing could have been better. We then walked to the ...
NO FOR FRY PO-TA-TOS!!!
... with real figs on them) and fishermen that had cast their lines near some floating garbage – yummy!
Just in time for lunch, we made it to the famous market at Campo dei Fiori. We were half annoyed (due to the masses of tourists, as usual) and half excited (at the prospect of eating all the delicious foods on display). We bought some delicious strawberries, then continued looking around. We got two Sicilian oranges, then some sundried ...
Location
Historical Traveler Reviews Champagne Palace Rome
Great location, few problems
Stayed for a week. Great location, quiet when the windows are closed but little hot water for our showers. The room was much larger than we expected, breakfast which was included was good. It was a little strange when the manager barged in to our room late one afternoon to show it to a prospective customer. All in all a comfortable stay and I would return.
Don't go in the summer
Don't consider this hotel for a stay during the warm months in Italy. (April - October)
While the property claims to be "4-star", we found no air conditioning in ANY public area. The lobby is sauna like. The upstairs breakfast room MAY have a breeze in the mornings; but the air conditioning in the guest rooms is feeble at best. If you leave it on when you leave the room, in an effort to return to a comfortable room, (you'll need an extra "key card" to do this), you'll find the card removed and the room very hot on your return. The staff (which tries hard to accomodate guests' reasonable needs) says they are aware of the problem, but that the manager makes them do this in an effort to save money. They also say the central system is capable of providing adequate cooling, but that they are not allowed to change the feeble setting preferred by the manager.
Other odd "money saving" feature at this hotel include no drinking glasses or cups in the rooms.
To reach the lobby, you'll have to carry your baggage up a short flight of about 10 stairs.
Hated the Palace
My wife and I recently stayed at this hotel during our first trip to Rome. I can say without qualification that this is the worst hotel I every stayed at. The room was miniscule; (so small we had to walk single file around the bed, no kidding) the first night the wall safe malfunctioned and the hotel owner, a most unpleasant Italian matron, came to the room to open it, after doing so she demanded 10 Euros for opening the hotel's malfunctioning safe. The doors to the rooms were opened with a plastice coded key, and the wall safes were operated by a four digit code each person punched into the safe. Yet, despite these security precautions, three members of our travel group, including the group leader, had their safes "broken" into and money taken. No visible sign of forcible entry. The hotel staff, with the exception of one day clerk, was generally unpleasant and not very helpful. Do yourself a favor, stay elsewhere during your trip.
Sketchy Owner
Great Location. Small crappy rooms.The owner was the worst. I was there with a tour group and we had 4 of the room safes broken into. She called everyone liars and said that it was impossible that someone got into the safes.I would not have anyone I know stay there.
Hotel Champagne Palace
Stayed at this hotel for 6 nights. It has a 4 star rating. Not an easy reservation to get. They are used to travel package and don't quite know what to do with an individual. I used Venere to book. They backed me up when the hotel never heard of me, thankfully. Hotel is clean and fairly comfortable. Staff is generally helpful especially the evening guys. The single rooms are very very small. I am not kidding! Nice bathrooms. Everything is new. Great location, two short blocks from the Termini and easy walk to Piazza Barberini and points beyond. Breakfast is very basic but consistent in a pleasant rooftop room. The only thing I will not forgive them for is no hot water for two days. There was no attempt to make it up to me either. I will probably stay elsewhere next time.
Hated it!!!
We were victims of bait and switch by this hotel. We had a written, paid in advance reservation to stay here 8 nights for the second week of November. We were sent off to a branch of this hotel that was much smaller, much inferior, and few of the room facilities in working order (non working overhead light, non fuctioning safe, leaking shower, toilet had to be taken apart to flush, etc). Our triple room became a tiny room with a double bed and a roll away cot only 5 feet long!
Loved the Champagne Palace
Stayed here the first week of November for 6 nights. The hotel is located 2 blocks from Termini Station which was handy for the metro and railroad. The room was small, but then again all rooms in Europe are on the small side. More importantly it was spotless and the room was cleaned and vacuumed every day. The bathroom was large and had a powerful shower. new towels were provided every day. Breakfast was served on the top floor every morning--typical continental breakfast and always fresh. The staff was quite helpful in answering our questions and arranging a taxi to the airport. All in all I would highly recommend this hotel.
No complaints
Stayed here in early Nov 2003 for a week with no problems. It's location can't be beat because you have access to both metro lines and buses. The rooms were up to date and most importantly clean. I stayed in a twin which was small, 2 beds, a vanity with chair (that had to be moved to walk around) a refrigerator and 13 inch TV. Don't really need much more but it didn't look like the pictures online, I think they are their suites. The breakfast room has the most lovely view of Rome. The front desk people on some ocassions weren't helpful but we found our way around without them. If given the choice, I would stay here again and highly recommend it.