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Colosseo
We decided to sleep in this morning and had a late start. We got up around 9am, the latest yet on our trip. We just made breakfast before they closed up and got directions out of Rome to Ostia Antica. I was afraid we wouldn't be able to find it because we had to take buses, subway transfers and trains, but we made it and it was completely worth it …
An island, public transport and more obelisks
... the Jewish ghetto. While the original Ghetto might be in Venice (and not a great thing to be famous for), Rome claims to have the longest surviving continuous Jewish community outside Israel. The community here was also enclosed by a wall for a long time, and there are reminders of the mass transports to Nazi concentration camps in World War II. I'm interested in finding out more about this area, but I think it might have to wait for a future trip. Just behind ...
Roma, The Eternal City
Buon Giorno! Today was our first full day in Roma! The capital city is beautiful but much more crowded compared to the spacious Firenze. As any major city would be, Roma has a much more dense atmosphere and the city traffic is on the high end. When we first drove into the city, we were stalled in the crowded streets for a while as our driver honked his horn for long periods of time. He eventually stuck his head out of the window to scream profane names at ...
Rooman reissu osa4
... ettei ne olis laukussa nostamassa sen painoa. No kun päästiin check-in tiskille oli täti sitä mieltä et teillä hei on jo liput eli menkääs turvatarkastukseen siitä. Sielä sit kassit hihnalle ja kenelläkään ei ollut mitään valittamista. Jäätiin siis turvatarkastuksen jälkeen ensimmäisen pöydän äärelle pakkailemaan kamat pois laukuistamme takas olkalaukkuihin. Kentällä vielä vähän shoppailua ja viimeset kahvit yms. Suomen päässä lemot kattoi meidän käsimatkatavara määriä kyllä hieman ...
When in Rome . . .
... our luggage, getting a taxi without getting ripped off, and arriving at our destination--our 2 bedroom apartment very close to the forum, our home for the next week. I had only exchanged emails with the owner, and her directions said to "ring her" when we arrived. I found her name among those at the door, pressed the button and said Hello?, totally forgetting how to even say this simple word in Italian. In a ...
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Loved this hotel
Wonderful hotel in a great location - Just returned from long weekend at Villa Glori. The room was immaculately clean and I would agree with an earlier review more 4* than 3*. One bonus of the hotel is that they would deliver breakfast to your room at any time until 10.30am - which for us was a real win as we never seem to make breakfast anywhere we stay. This set us up nicely for a full day sightseeing . The hotel was perfectly situated as it is located on a very nice quiet area but only 400yards from #2 tram which delivered you to either the metro station or if you prefer - walking distance of most major attractions.
From the Piazza Popolo (no 2 tram stops there) there are three main roads which lead to most toursit attractions if you like walking in the sunshine which we preferred. Overall a great hotel in a great location - lead to a wonderful weekend.
Fantastic Hotel
What a great find.Stayed for four nights a very clean hotel. Friendly staff at all times of the day.Breakfast is OK with a good variety.
Location couldn't be better for down town Rome, a short walk to catch the #2 tram to take you to the nearest metro staion at Flaminio where you can go anywhere in the City.
There is a good chinese restaurant within walking distance (60 euros for four people including drinks).Across the road from the hotel is a passable pizzeria/restaurant.If you want to go further afield I would reccomend the 'Sicilianbocca' on the Via E.Faa di Bruno IN PRATI a very classy fish restaurant.
Great value for money
I stayed in this hotel from the 6th to 9th January 2006.
The Hotel is situated in a very quiet area of the city, 100 yards next to a tram station (4 stations from red metro station Flaminia). The tram intervalls are 5 min. approx. Nice and cheap pizzeria and irish pub in the neighbourhood (on the other side of the street)
Small, but comfortable rooms (TV, Minibar), excellent, modern shower and toilet. Very clean. Very helpful, english speaking, staff.
Only one small negative point: The breakfast coffee is hardly drinkable. A "Saeco" or a Nespresso coffee machine would bring here additional service for the guests. But this is really the only negative aspect.
Excellent value for money.
Extremely helpful
We arrived at the Villa Glori only to discover that we had made an error with our booking and did not have a room reserved as we had expected. The front desk staff could not have been more helpful, finding us a room for the night and, although they could not accommodate us for longer, helping us find alternative accommodation, recommending restaurants and booking taxis. Many thanks to Alfredo and co. They turned what could have been a disaster into an adventure.
Great Value in quiet area of Central Rome
The Villa Glori is a small homely hotel in a quiet mews close to the river. It is rated3* but the rooms are nearer 4*. Immaculately clean from the polished marble lobby to the pristine en-suite bathrooms. Smartly furnished public areas in very good decorative order. Bedrooms comfortably furnished with pleasant drapes and bed covers. Crisp and clean bed linen changed daily. Flat screen TV, digital safe and well stocked mini bar.
Extremely helpful front-desk staff (even at 3.00am arrival!! - 3 hours late -thanks Ryanair!) - staff couldn't have been more pleasant. We felt we had made a real 'discovery' here. Hotel breakfast is more than adequate, a little more choice than typical continental. There are a couple of nice bars and restaurants just across the street.
Location is more than a stroll from major attractions but plenty of public transport (tram to Flaminia Station (3 stops) and then Metro to anywhere else. NOTE - please be extra extra vigilant about thieves - one member of our foursome had his wallet (in a zipped up side pocket of his trousers) stolen by a pickpocket (with diversionary accomplice) on the Metro. At the police station there were two other victims who had their handbags slashed and purses stolen - again on the Metro) We used taxis - they're not that expensive during the day-especially if there's a few of you to share.
A great weekend in a quality hotel at value for money we couldn't believe.
Nice quiet hotel
very quiet clean hotel,good base away from the hectic centre,basic breakfast,small lounge area,close to tram stop ,5 min ride ,then metro to anywhere in rome,good value for money..
Quiet in Rome!
We spent four nights in July 2003 at the Glori. Small room but clean and air conditioned most of the time. Air conditioner cuts off when it is cool enough outside to open the window. Good desk help; all competent in English. Located on a quiet dead end street in North Rome.
One block from the #2 trolley that will take you a mile to the Flaminio tube station which will connect you with anywhere in the city. We were pleased and would return.
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