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Arriving in Rome, "Time Elevator" & Trevi Fountain
... details to access the free wifi. Since we would only be travelling once more by train I couldn't see the point.
The train was 8 mins late into Roma Termini (shame, shame) but they do announce the delay at least. We picked up a taxi easily enough although this is a trap for the unwary. We were approached by a sort of taxi controller as to whether we wanted a taxi and where to. I showed him the address and he said, oh bad traffic today, it cost 45 euros. I ...
Wherever I may Rome
... raspberry in the whole of existence; to taste Grom's raspberry gelato was to taste what eating this fruit-christ must
be like. It was spectacular. AND I HEARD THEY HAVE A BRANCH IN NEW YORK NOW!!! Anyway, after gelato, we wandered around more,
Jasmine looked for new sandals (my sandals which are like three or four years old have gotten so stiff that they're cutting
into my feet. ...
Home Day
... run websites in Rome as very poor, difficult to navigate and have little current information. So, the girls and I decided to give it a go, and trek the 20 minutes down the diesel fumed road to check it out. Hurray, it was open and now our library accounts are free for more books next week!!!
Off to Mr. Conad, to get our final groceries, as Rome will close down for the next few days for the holiday. The ...
Grazie...Prego...
... Spanish steps. Yes mum, the actual trevi fountain. I also found the trevor fountain too though! J
Then we went in search of a police station so jake could report his iphone as stolen for his insurance. What a shemozzle! So bloody hard to find a police station in rome. When we did finally find one we had to wait for AGES! I dared Jake to plank on the desk in the cop shop but he was chicken. Finally we trapsed back to camp at about ...
Overdosed and ready for home sweet home!
... you must also get free parking lessons. There is such a shortage of parking spaces here that people park their little Smart Cars in the most amazing places - sideways, backwards, any which way they can!
Well, it's time to leave Italy for home sweet home. We've loved travelling but we're all ready to be home and looking forward to sleeping in our own beds.
Ciao for now,
Jodie
xx
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hiberia Hotel Rome
Recent Renovation - The Only Good Thing
ROOMS:
Very small (however it is a usual thing in average European hotels), but completely renovated with very nice decoration. Very clean. Not enough & of a bad quality usual bath "things" (take your own shampoo & shower gel!) No pen & paper for notes. Air-conditioned, but not enough during hot days.
BREAKFAST: Very poor. Uncomfortable smocky breakfast room.
LOCATION:
Very close to Piazza Venezia (from some hotel windows one can see Altar Della Patria) and very beginning of an endless via del Corso. 20 min. by foot or EUR 7 by taxi from shopping district (via Condotti, via del Babuino). That is rather far, especially when you are full of shopping items. If you are in Rome for shopping, choose inexpensive hotels right in the shopping district: Hotel Siena, Hotel San Silvestro, Hotel Tritone, Hotel Croce di Malta. Or if you want to live near Piazza Venezia, choose Hotel Bolivar which is right near Hiberia (check it's feedback).
HOTEL MANAGEMENT & RECEPTION:
Rude and lying. We met two very unpleasant situations.
Recent visit
Just returned from 2 nights in this hotel. One front desk man was very rude and not very helpful. The only good thing is the location. Small baths, water leaked all over the floor. No view but quiet, nice buffet breakfast. No help with the luggage. Look elsewhere there are a lot nicer hotels in the area.
Hiberia is Great
Hiberia is the perfect spot for your trip to Che Bella Roma! We arrived at Hiberia 11-21-03 for a 5 day stay. No problema! Everyone was very helpful, we had a great continental breakfast every morning with plenty for everyone. Walk out the front door and to the left is the Quirnale Palace and to your right you are just 3 blks. from Piazza Venezia and many historic Roman sights. You are smack in between 2 of the greatest shopping areas in Rome, Via Nazionale & the Via Del Corso. I found the hotel quite comfortable and very clean. In my opinion I would defintely stay again at Hotel Hiberia. They set up a wonderful tour for us to the Tivoli area and we were picked up right at the front door. Just be aware that Rome traffic can be very noisy no matter where you stay!
Hats off to Danilo!
Very Disappointing
My wife and I spent 5 days in Rome at the Hotel Hiberia. We were finishing our honeymoon in Rome. I must say we were extremely disappointed with this hotel. The staff was rude and unwilling to accomodate us. We had no help with our luggage the day we left for the airport. Our room smelt as if there was a sewage leak in our room and our floor. The room was incredibly small and there was no bath tub.
There was a decent minibar and a nice bathroom. The only good things about this hotel are that its right across the street from a great snack bar and a currency exchange office. Also walking distance is the Colisseum, Trevi Fountain, and the Spanish Steps. The Vatican is a short bus ride away. The location of the hotel is excellent but the hotel itself is horrible. Anyone who considers this hotel...please find another one in the vicinity....it has to be better.
Hiberia Delightful
We spent 3 days at the Hiberia in May 2003. The hotel is extremely quiet, tastefully appointed and located in a very historic section of Rome. We hardly ever saw anyone else, the breakfast was very satisfying, the staff was professional. Also, there is a wonderful and friendly snackbar/cafe across the street called Quirinale. We would absolutely stay there again.
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