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Day 7 - Goodbye Florence, Hello Rome
The day started fairly early as we woke at about 6:30AM. We dressed quickly and repacked our bags for the journey ahead of us. Today we say goodbye to the beautiful quaint town of Florence and welcome the ancient city of Rome! We quickly prepped and then headed to the breakfast area for one last tribute to the beautiful Italian complimentary …
The Colosseum (Rome, day two)
... or the Colosseum as part of their final year studies...I bet they're jealous of the Deakin Geelong architecture students who have the choice of Skilled Stadium or Smorgy's Pier :) We booked a tour through Walks of Italy for the Colosseum and whilst I forget how much we paid for it, it was worth it however much it was. We got "skip-the-line" access (that phrase is annoying becoming part of our everyday vocabulary, and it's like one of those silver-plated team emblems ...
Roma
Emily first came to Rome three years ago on an earlier world expedition with grand stories of lasagna and collosal ruins. Her stories accompanied by those from others including close friends made it inevitable that I would visit such a cultural capital.
We arrived in Rome by car with the aid of our newly aquired friends (Derek and Kaleigh) who had rented a vehicle and offered us a ride to the capital. Packed window to ceiling with all ...
Bocca della Verita
... lied put their hand in the mouth of the Bocca della Verita then their hand would be broken. Nowadays we can just take a picture because the sculpture is too old.
That night I had a really big pizza all for me because I’m greedy. Italian pizza is very famous around the world so if you visit here l recommend having lots of delicious pizza.
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Roma Antica
... it to mud. The meeting place of our tour was on the Colloseum side of the Arch of Constantine and when no one seemed to be there to meet us, I called Helen, our tour contact. She said she was sure that "Anton" was on his way, which he was. Dressed in long pants and a long-sleeve shirt, Anton looked way over-dressed for a day like today, but Italian men have a thing about shorts: they don't wear them beyond the beach. It turns out ...
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Loved the Sant Anselmo
We have just returned from a 2 night stay at the Sant Anselmo hotel in the Aventine area of Rome.
Amazing Beautiful Romantic Refined
My now fiance! and I stayed at this hotel on 29 April for 3 nights following reviews on this hotels sister property San Pio.
Quiet nights
A 4 night stay, first night occasional traffic noise across square, Hotel manager provided a quiet room at rear overlooking garden area, very pleasant. Staff were superb, always polite and welcoming. Breakfast was very good, with fresh fruit and croissants our favourite. Only 10 mins walk to the Circus Maximus ruins and 25 mins to the Collisium. We found the Hop-on Tour bus the best way to see rome, even at early evening (-). Get the hotel to arrange a taxi direct from airport(50euro). On our first night we had dinner at their hotel San Pio, good standard (70euro), our cheapest dinner was at the Cavecanem pizzeria in Trastevere area (Piazza San Calisto), exremely good value. Piazza Novona has best atmosphere for Alfresco dining, but expensive. Visit the market on Sunday, across river for bargains. Finally, this hotel is beautifully decorated and cosy,
Great experience
Just got back from a 3 night stay in Rome. The first 2 nights we stayed in the Lancelot Hotel near the Collosseum. Since they only had 2 nights available for us, we needed to move to another hotel for our final night. We ended up booking a room in hotel San Anselmo. What a beautiful place. Just over 40 rooms, all individually decorated. In fact, the whole hotel deserves a prize for the interior decoration. Very romantic and stylish! Perfect for us, after seeing everything in town during the first 3 days of our stay. A lovely sunny patio, lush green trees, bird sounds everywhere. The gentleman behind the desk was extremely friendly. He recommended a great Trattoria (not a tourist to be found) on the bottom of the hill (5 minute walk). After coming back from dinner, we asked if they had some Limoncello liqueur. The guy behind the bar took his car and picked up a bottle from their sister hotel a couple of blocks away! How´s that for service!!
Absolutely Beautiful
My first trip to Italy landed me in this oasis of calm. I have lovely memories of birds chirping in the courtyard and the smell of bergamot in the air. I can't wait to get back. The breakfast area was splendid and the staff very polite. My room was quaint and the view was perfect. Every morning I could hear the chiming of church bells, what a brilliant way to wake up. I would completely recommend this hotel to any family or friend planning on spending time in Rome.
The First and BEST hotel I stayed at in Italy
I had the opportunity to stay here the first night I was to be a Roman in 1998. I arrived and it was like a dream - great view of the city - great staff - even the people that stay here were unimaginable - The Dutchess of York's personal barrister, who was staying there, showed me around the piazza just a few steps up the road, and ruins at the Basilica San Anselmo and bought me my first grappa at the bottom of the hill.
In the morning, I ran into a few Hollywood celebrities in the courtyard having colazione (breakfast) --- ----- always "un cappuccino e cornetto". Very peaceful - away from all the traffic - and good service. I will definitely go back here this March when I stop in for Easter.
A Magical Place Since the 1970s
Whenever we go to Rome, this is where we stay. I first stayed at this charming place in 1974. When I stayed again in 1988, it was even better, if that is possible. Flowers at the windows, gorgeous furnishings, a superb breakfast, proximity to everything in the city, quiet atmosphere--a real Roman experience, like out of a movie. I am dreaming of my next visit there, as I will stay nowhere else.
Great
As the other reviews have said, this hotel has very large rooms (with free internet), enormous bathrooms, well decorated and is very quiet. It is not as central as you can be, of course - about 15min walk to the Colosseum, Testachio or Trastevere and under 10 min to a metro. Taxi from the hotel to the Spanish steps is 10 euro. Breakfast was a pretty good buffet in a lovely sun room. The neighbourhood is residential (seems to be very upmarket) and there aren't any shops or restaurant around - you need to walk down to Testachio or Trastevere, or catch a taxi in.
Its not a hotel to stay at if you want to be in the centre of things or if you dont like walking/taking a taxi. But if you want a hotel that is good quality and definitely quiet, highly recommended.
Wonderful
We had a wonderful stay at this hotel in August 2002. The rooms are beautiful, very spacious, staff extremely helpful and friendly. There is parking available right outside on the street, and the area is very quiet, we would certainly love to stay there again.
Outstanding
Can not believe no one has already left a review for this hotel - its outstanding. Its based on 3 villa buildings in The Aventine, a smart and quiet residential district. There are great views of the city as you walk to the sights (20 mins max) or the metro is close by.
The Hotel is extemely friendly and has great gardens. The rooms are tastefully furnished. The buffet breakfast was excellent.
Lots of sight seeing advice in reception .....also umbrellas available to borrow if needed.
Will defintel be returing to Rome and to this hotel.