Villa Borghese Resort

Villa Borghese Resort

Hotel Class: 3 out of 5 stars3 Stars - 4 Opinions

Via Tevere 15, Rome, 00198, Italy

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Best websites for booking apartment accomodation

by pcdoh

Hi, we will be travelling to Italy in September 2011 and looking to book apartments for our stay - (1 week Rome, 1 week Florence, 4 days Venice, etc. Can you recommend reputable sites to use? Has anyone had any experience with 'Rental in Rome' or 'Rome-accom'? Any sites you recommend for Rome and elsewhere?

Appreciate your advice

Re: Best websites for booking apartment accomodation

by Durfun

Hi, Check VT member: small_whitestar's pages. She found a good private rental in these cities.

September is the perfect time to visit all these cities; Venice is the height of summmer is very smelly!! And Rome is mid-summer is VERY hot & crowded !!

Re: Best websites for booking apartment accomodation

by Durfun

Sorry for the mis-information earlier. The member I meant is: white_smallstar , but she has no info on Rome!!

However, I suggest checking www.vrbo.com for private rentals.

A few days in a convent could be a unique experience in Rome!!

Re: Best websites for booking apartment accomodation

by leics

www.venere.com is a very reliable site with honest guest reviews and good mapping. Whilst mainly for hotels, it does list apartments in Rome and elsewhere.

Re: Best websites for booking apartment accomodation

by kathymof

I have had excellent luck with www.homelidays.com and will be renting from them in Rome is coming January

In Venice I rented from
http://www.venicecheaprentals.com/details.php?apartment=23&lingua=1

In Florence I rented at http://www.residenzailcarmine.com/

I was very happy with both the Florence and Venice apartments

another site for Florence is http://www.apartmentsinflorence.net/index.php

Re: Best websites for booking apartment accomodation

by pcdoh

Guys, Thanks very much for your advice. I appreciate it.

Re: Best websites for booking apartment accomodation

by YuzzerBuzzer

I was also interested in the matter, so thank you in my behalf as well! :)
Can anyone however tell me some good hostels through Italy? I'm looking for a bit cheaper accommodation, and hostel (with 2-bed room) can be OK. What are your recommendations? Thank you once again!

Re: Best websites for booking apartment accomodation

by kathymof

I would try http://www.hostelworld.com/ for hostels

Re: Best websites for booking apartment accomodation

by leics

Also look at www.hostelbookers.com I believe hostelworld takes a deposit from you whereas hostelbookers does not (I have not used either recently, so things may have changed). Both sites lists more or less the same hostels in the same countries and are equally reliable, imo.

Re: Best websites for booking apartment accomodation

by YuzzerBuzzer

Thanks.. Thank you guys!

Travel Tips for Rome

go elsewhere

by mogtribe

my advice. DON'T SPEND NEW YEARS IN ROME!
I spent new years 06/07in Rome and to tell you the truth, i would have rather spent it at home. Sorry i wont be too negative or you'l stop reading.
bad things about rome/rome in new years:
- its incredibly expensive eg 8- 10 euro beers as a standard price at most bars.
- not much of a party atmosphere
- not much of a cultural experience

i know it doesn't sound that bad, have you been to rome before? i travelled throughout most of northern italy and found Rome pretty dirt with very rude people. i also found the food in room overpriced (for italian standards) and of very poor quality.

if you are going go, there are lost of cheap hotels/hostels around the main train station (termini) might cost you around 70-90 euro per night for hotel and maybe 30 for hostel. this is a pretty unsafe area with lots of people loitering and lots of gypsies. however i'm assuming they have increased prices for new year period. This area however is not very close to the centre of the city, and will take a 10 minute bus ride to get there. (you can walk, but it'l prob take 30-60 mins- which we werre forced to do to get home). It's prob best if you get a hotel close to the centre of the old town. this will cost more, but it means you'l be able to ignore to dirtyier side of rome. while i was there i stayed at a B&B about 10 mins away from the termini (bad idea, too far away)

There are a few pub crawls in rome which is what we did. there is the colosseum pub crawl and 1 or 2 other. they cost about 30 euro. you start off with drinks outside the colosseum (pretty cool) then they take you to overpriced bars. didn't end up finding out where most of the nightclubs in rome are......

if you want to have fun and are on a budget, id suggest somewhere like budapest, ljubljana, even prague. probably more of a party scene for you, more of a cultural experience and much much much cheaper. if you're intent on spending it in italy maybe try a different city.

hope this doesn't confuse you.

Can this phone number be right?

by Lacristina

In Italy, a phone number can be any number of digits!

This can be confusing to those of us who expect an area code of exactly three digits, and a telephone number of exactly seven.

When in Italy, you must always dial the area code first, even if you're in the same city. So for example, for any Rome phone number, you must dial 06 first. For any Florence number, you must dial 055 first. (Italian cell phones have their own 3-digit "area codes.")

If you're calling from the US to Italy, remember to dial 011 (for international calls) then 39 for the Italy country code.

If you are in Italy and want to make a call back to the US, you need to dial 00 for an international call, then 1 for the US country code. Then simply dial the area code and number.

Overlooking Lake Bracciano....

by Krystynn

The virtual castle tour continues!

The beautiful Castello Odescalchi di Bracciano overlooks Lake Bracciano, a lake with volcanic origins. I guess that explains it's kewl circular shape! The Castle is surrounded by forests, olive groves and gardens.

Another noteworthy Room in this castle is that of the Orsinis. The Hall of Arms with its vast and impressive collection of medieval arms is another must-see. The 3rd Room, too, takes its name from an illustrious guest who stayed here in 1900: King Umberto I.

Clamber up to the top of the (6) towers of the Castle for a magnificent view of the Secret Garden.

Fiumicino to Termini in 1hr or your pizza is free

by jmhenry1123

Save yourself the 50 euro cab ride and get the 9 euro train that takes you directly from Fiumicino to Termini station in a 1/2 hour. The train runs every 1/2 hour. You can also take trains from there to other parts around Rome, like Trastevere etc.

Well, depending what you want...

by Angel_Dust

Well, depending what you want to eat (Pizza..Pasta etc.) we visited quite a few. But if you're looking for a relatively cheap but cute restaurant, I recommend 'da Olimpio.'
Very cute decor, and they serve wine in a little flowered jar.... I had Pasta...the one with Spinach....and Cheese!!

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