Hotel Nerva

... , and David.  Creighton liked the first and Kelly liked the second.  We took a leisurely stroll back to the hotel through the Borghese Gardens, Piazza del Popola, Santa Maria del Popolo cathedral, and Rome’s "Shopping Triangle".  ...

... Spanish Steps. The hotel had recently renovated and was waiting its new star category, so we had it for reduced price. It was a smallish hotel with a lovely marble entrance & (Steve & M interest) an old fashioned open metal lift. It only had a few ...

... the ruins of the forum additions by various leaders of Rome - the dictator Julius Caesar and the emperors Augustus, Trajan, Nerva - where some of the structures were partially intact and others were laying scattered in ruins across the ground. We took an ...

... , I found a taxi and here my hotel was about 2 blocks away,but he didn't know until he called the phone number. Anyway the hotel is great, Valentina wonderful and she looked after me. I diid have to pay a 'fine' because the transfer guy did wait for me at ...

... checked our lonely planet guide and it was number 80.  We just walked down the road a bit further and we were there, our hotel directly across the road from the train station, perfect location and easy to find.  We check in and spoke to a nice ...

... old times came into sight.  We walked and sat to marvel at the ruins of the Forum of Augustus, Forum of Caesar, Forum of Nerva,  Temple of Peace, Forum of Trajan and Trajan's Market - and also to rest our feet. Then off we went, more ...