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I was only 24 hours in Roma........
Arrived at 11.00am at the Hotel Accademia, cosy but quite functional.We went straight out onto the street and boarded a topless bus, ideal for a quick whip around the city.
First to the Colloseum, (AD 72) queue about 200m long so we checked it out from the outside, still very impressive. Jane picked up a lovely Indian scarf from a dodgy seller …
Rome Sep 26, 2012
Lbartley1114 stayed here on Sep 26, 2012 during their trip titled: Bartley/Paulson Italy trip.
Strolling the Centro Storico
... good little cafe on the corner, and hit the closest metro stop. At the Termini, before hopping on a train out to the 'burbs to pick up our luggage, we stopped to buy Violet some more comfortable walking shoes. I'd just like to thank the ladies of Foot Locker for giving us one of the most enjoyable shopping experiences of our trip. Their English was about as good as my Italian, but they were incredibly good-natured and patient with ...
Fountains and Ruins
... to the Vatican so Mum could post the postcard she had forgotten to post to her Mother. I of course was not at all impressed with this last additional item and my legs were about to fall off. So Nan had better enjoy the card! The day concluded with a fantastic Italian meal and then packing our bags ready for our ridiculously early departure to Paris the next day. It was busy, but overall we ticked all the items we had for Rome and a very memorable time. Ciao ...
Church Adventures
... nail that was put into Jesus, a pieces of the cross, a bone from St. Thomas, and dirt from the Holy Land. There was also a copy of the original shroud that Jesus was buried in. The strange thing was that you could see the outline of his body,face, and arms. You could also tell where he was bleeding from because of the stains on the cloth. The original shroud is in Torino, so I hope I get to see that. Seeing this brought out many emotions in my classmates. Personally, I did not ...
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Historical Traveler Reviews Accademia Hotel Rome
Great hotel
We just returned from a 4-night stay at the Hotel Accademia in Rome. We had two rooms for our family and both were nice and clean. The staff was excellent, accommodating us in every way. As everyone else says, the location is perfect -- right around the corner from the Trevi Fountain. We really liked this hotel and would stay there again.
La Dolce Vita at the Accademia
We stayed at the Accademia in February 2004 and loved every minute of it. This small, personable hotel was around the corner from the Trevi Fountain -- what more could you ask for? You could re-live La Dolce Vita every night (minus the dancing in the fountain). Breakfast was great, the hotel staff was very accomodating (booked tickets for us, sent out clothing for dry cleaning, always called a taxi for us) and from here we could walk to almost every sight in Rome. And the best part of it all was having San Crispino gelato around the corner in a tucked away side street. We will return to Rome, and to the Accademia.
Saved the day!
After leaving an awful hotel in Rome, I was so relieved that Hotel Accademia had an available room for us. The location was great, right near Trevi Fountain, near bus line, near McDonald's (for 16 yrs. old sake), Internet right next door at cheap rate. The staff was helpful, the room was a nice size and the breakfast was good. I certainly would go there again.
Superb location, wonderful staff.
Just back from Rome. The Accademia surely made our stay even more enjoyable. Perfect location, very friendly and helpful staff, clean rooms, great breakfast buffet. Rooms vary a bit in size, and some of the bathrooms are a bit small. However, this is a hotel we would love to come back to!
Loved It
My husband and I vacationed in Rome March 2004. We stayed at the Accademia Hotel and had a great time. The place was clean, the people friendly and the location primo! Breakfast was outstanding! We would highly recommend it.
Best location in Rome
Can't beat the location--two steps from ther Trevi Fountain and two steps amy from the Corso, where buses can take you anywhere you wish in the city.
Breakfast is another plus--not just a croissant and coffee!!