Considering the Morgana Royal Court Hotel in Rome?
A VT member wrote the following comment about visiting Rome:
Rent a bicycle or take a pony ride by GeoDenia
Rome's activities (apart from the mandatory sight-seeing) usually involve nothing more strenuous than eating, drinking and listening to good music. Conceivably you could work up a sweat running up and down the Spanish Steps; it's just that everyone will get excited thinking you're chasing a pickpocket. If you really want some exercise, you can rent bicycles near the Porta Pinciana in the Villa Borghese. Villa Doria Pamphili, 2km south of the Vatican, is the largest park in Rome and a lovely spot for a stroll or a picnic. If you're with kids or just a child at heart, there are pony rides and Sunday Punch & Judy shows on Gianicolo Hill, a short walk south-east of the Holy City. If you're sore from foot-slogging from one monument to the next, reward yourself by escaping to the relaxing thermal springs mentioned in Dante's Divine Comedy.A short walk south-east of the Holy City.
