Hotel Sant Angelo
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Roman Holiday
Mary's Impressions:
It was by chance that we found ourselves spending a day in Rome. Originally we had hoped to take a direct flight from Sicily to Prague but due to several flight cancellations we ended up having to spend a night in Rome (not too much of a hardship!). As it turns out our day in Rome fell on our Wedding Anniversary – what …
Mighty Roma
Biongiorno
Rome has managed to Wow us again - what a beautiful crazy city this is. Sat 26 May we left our lovely little quiet village of Radicondoli and 4 1/2 hours later we are thrust into this heaving mass of humanity - quite a culture shock. Jon and Richard have managed driving in Italy very well and on our journey down to Roma we …
Vatican! jva pe voir mon chum Ben!
jeudi,
Prise 3 pour le Vatican, souvent la troisieme fois est la bonne! bon je vais rejoindre Valeria devant la sortie de metro. on se rend la bas, oufff, my god!! la file toi chose!!!! bon apres 45 min, dattente je me decourage, Valeria demeure dans la file et moi jessaie daller me renseigner pour la chapelle sixtine. Quoi? ils vont fermer le musee parce quil y a une rencontre avec les cardinaux, ha ben tabarnack! oui, oui! bon je le prend comme un signe, mon ...
Rome - day two
... the first time Rome has had water", but a celebration of "the end of the journey for water molecules that have just travelled along an elaborate system of aqueducts"...they really were just looking for excuses to erect elaborate monuments by the 1600s, weren't they?!). We were so impressed by the fountain (and by the first coffee for the day from a nearby cafe) that we didn't get a photo...never mind, google will have something :) We walked on to ...
City of History
... such as Westminster Abbey or St Paul's Cathedral the Basilica was extended to continue to make the claim. The Basilica said to be the last resting place of St Peter, the Vatican has it's own police force, post office and number plates. So many Priests and Nuns wandering about. In center of the square there are thousands of chairs in place for the weekly Papal Audience. Our guide for this tour was an Italian Lady very good English and probably one of ...
Location
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Sant Angelo Rome
Great Location and Service - July 2003
We were there in July 2003 for 3 nights. The location is PERFECT. Easy walks - 15 min to St. Peter, 25 min to Fontana di Trevi and the Spanish Steps. Quiet neighborhood, GREAT staff, very good local restaurants - try Le Nane - great food and the red wine is cheap and very good.
Loved the Sant Angelo
The Hotel was a very nice and the staff was OUTSTANDING! Just a short walk to all of the major sights. The staff was very helpful arranging transportation, providing directions and recommending places to eat. Their transfer service to the airport was excellent. There are several excellent restuarants within a 5 minute walk. These are not the "tourist traps" but good local cuisine. If you are looking for a fancy hotel to "put on airs" this is not the place for you. If you are looking for quiet, friendly & clean with a great location, this is your place. I would definately stay there again. Ron Melton 3 April 2003
Easy walking distance to all sights
We had a pleasant 6 night stay at this Hotel. Made to order coffee in the mornings was great. Very easy walking distance to all major sites and minimal street noise. Friendly staff and having CNN was great.
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