Hotel Le Petit
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Hell on Earth
... to here we were going before we had to make a stop for some Italian Leather Boots, no surprises there. I too found some amazing sandals, but just my luck; my feet had swollen to twice their size due to the bus rides around Turkey and the heat.
The next day we visited St Peters, the Colosseum, which is always a spectacle whether, it be your first time or your 5th, and the Roman Forum, which ...
Rome - Day 1
... the visit. Neither of us really wanted to see any museums or hang out in coffee shops, but in Rome there really is something for everyone, and we were really glad we went and checked it out.
We had dinner back at the campsite and watched the England/Sweden soccer game until it was 3-2 for England and the match was almost over. I couldn’t handle the stress so we ended up leaving when they were on top and went to bed – it had been a long ...
When in Rome, do as the Romans do 2
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Papal Audience and the Borghese Gallery
... Maribell, we walked down Via Conciliazione, the street we had stood on during John Paul II’s beatification. We were able to find the exact spot where we stood and still marveled at how near we got to St. Peter’s that day amongst over a million people.
We walked along to Castel Sant’Angelo. Built by the emperor Hadrian, it was originally used as a tomb for the emperors and then later used by popes as a place of ...
Beautiful Roma
... in our arpartment but non of them work.The people in Italy call it Roma instead of Rome.I want to go to a swimming pool but we haven't found one that is open yet.We heard about one but it opens in June which is the beginning of their Summer.
Thursday:We had a big breakfast.We had waffels,scrambled eggs and toast.We found a playground.It had very low swings.It had a big slide.Then we found a small theatre. The name was time elevator. ...
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Interesting
We stayed there for four nights. It is cute and clean but if security is an issue then this hotel is not for you. We came home on two occasions to find the hotel completely open and the night porter asleep next to an empty bottle of wine. We couldn't wake him so we went behind the counter and helped ourselves to the keys. Another day the maid had left ours and another couples room open with all the bags for anyones taking. The phones were not working so we had to use the main phone in the lobby so privacy was a problem. Size.. our room was tiny, for the amount they charged a night it was overpriced, they didn't seem to care that we were so dissappointed.
Decent but noisy
This hotel was ok. The rooms were small but very clean, with a nice private bath. Most of the staff was very nice. My only complaint was the noise. Many of the rooms are on the front and you hear all the noise from the busy street at the corner. The noise usually lasts until about 1 am and then the trash truck comes by. This noise may be normal for any Rome hotel, but I can only judge this one. Also, the night shift hotel staff listens to the tv quite loudly and you can hear the tv's of neighboring rooms. Location is good. A decent place to stay if you're not a light sleeper.
Very cozy and crazy
its a very nice hotel, the room was very clean with the parquet for walking peace, and its was with a crazy colours.The room are like a 4-5 star hotel the building is fantastic, its completely white like the Wedding cake on Venezia square. we'll turn at Hotel Le Petit, sure!
Great Hotel
Stayed 2 nights at this hotel. Great location, clean room and adequate breakfast. We had the only room with a large balcony, and it was quiet and charming. The hotel staff was informative. On our last day, we checked out and they held our luggage until 8pm because we had a 10:40 overnight train to Venice. Only problems to mention are the air conditioning wasn't very strong and we left all our toiletries in shower and they didn't inform us when we returned at 8pm even though they only had 6 rooms rented and the same staff was working when we returned that night. Luckily, we had extras to last us the rest of the week!
Adored Le Petit
We stayed at Le Petit on three separate occasions during our month in Italy this summer, and we couldn't have picked a nicer place. My husband and I had a double, and when my daughter joined us, we had a triple. Both rooms were attractive, clean, and charming. The triple was on the corner and had a colonnaded terrace with table and chairs. The breakfast service was very good, with food and coffee served by a beautiful woman who looked like she's just stepped out of an Italian movie. With its proximity to the train station, the Metro, and all the sights, this place was a terrific place to stay. I would go back there in an instant!
Cozy, clean with a friendly staff
My husband and I stayed at Le Petit in September '02 and would highly recommend it. The staff is so friendly and helpful with recommendations of what to do and see. The rooms are small, but nicely decorated with clean, private baths. I thought breakfast was fine, great capuccino. Best of all, it is within walking distance of all the major sites, as well as Piazza della Repubblica and Termini Station, which makes it easy to catch a train to the next city!
Quiet, Clean, Reasonable
Le Petit occupies a single floor of a ~6 floor building with a tiny elevator. We found the service to be friendly, the rooms clean, and the prices reasonable. However, the breakfast could have been better. The location is convenient to Repubblica metro station, main bus lines, dining, and limited shopping.
Overall we would recommend Le Petit for those on a budget, but there may be better deals to be found (Hotel Aberdeen is a little more $$, but was quite a bit nicer)