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Whos been there, whos going and where did you stay or are staying. mostly in rome.
we are staying at the iQ Roma
The Hotel Tiziano is very nice and central
we went to Rome in the end of feb stayed at the hotel cosmopolitan which was located right by the typewriter building. It was a good location, but a death trap waiting to happen. Whatever you do just follow the locals when they cross the streets!!!!
Posted by IrishAli
The Hotel Tiziano is very nice and central
We stayed at the Hotel Trevi which is very central... About 10 seconds from the Trevi Fountain, and about a max 20 minute or less walk to everything except the Vatican (we took the subway there). It was nice, and got the job done for us. The price was fair... Although you'll find that everything is tiny in Italy unless you're paying big bucks!
Posted by alexb
I lived around the corner from this Hotel and had my family stay there when they visited me. It's in an amazing location- around the corner from Campo di Fiori and a few blocks from Piazza Novona, Pantheon etc.
If it's an area I would personally choose, I would look in the Largo Argentina area since it is super close to everything and easily accessible to major sites.
Check out the Minerva Hotel. It's across from the Patheon and has a great restaurant on the rooftop with an excellent view.
Hotels I would avoid are on Vittorio Veneto. Now although this is an area where most tourists stay (there are many fancier hotels on this street) it's out of the way and not really 'Roman' in terms of restaurants and feel.
Lastly, although I personally think the area near the Spanish steps are a bit out of the way, there are some excellent hotels in this area. I would check out the Hassler Hotel in this area.
If you need any pointers, feel free to FM me :)
Posted by IrishAli
The Hotel Tiziano is very nice and central
Posted by MMatza
I'm also planning a HM to Italy!
I'm at the beginning of the research, but looking to visit Rome, Florence and Venice. Then, we want to go to Positano on the Amalfi coast. Any recommendations on hotels or restaurants would be great!
Posted by alexb
I lived around the corner from this Hotel and had my family stay there when they visited me. It's in an amazing location- around the corner from Campo di Fiori and a few blocks from Piazza Novona, Pantheon etc.
If it's an area I would personally choose, I would look in the Largo Argentina area since it is super close to everything and easily accessible to major sites.
Check out the Minerva Hotel. It's across from the Patheon and has a great restaurant on the rooftop with an excellent view.
Hotels I would avoid are on Vittorio Veneto. Now although this is an area where most tourists stay (there are many fancier hotels on this street) it's out of the way and not really 'Roman' in terms of restaurants and feel.
Lastly, although I personally think the area near the Spanish steps are a bit out of the way, there are some excellent hotels in this area. I would check out the Hassler Hotel in this area.
If you need any pointers, feel free to FM me :)
Posted by IrishAli
The Hotel Tiziano is very nice and central
Posted by alexb
I lived around the corner from this Hotel and had my family stay there when they visited me. It's in an amazing location- around the corner from Campo di Fiori and a few blocks from Piazza Novona, Pantheon etc.
If it's an area I would personally choose, I would look in the Largo Argentina area since it is super close to everything and easily accessible to major sites.
Check out the Minerva Hotel. It's across from the Patheon and has a great restaurant on the rooftop with an excellent view.
Hotels I would avoid are on Vittorio Veneto. Now although this is an area where most tourists stay (there are many fancier hotels on this street) it's out of the way and not really 'Roman' in terms of restaurants and feel.
Lastly, although I personally think the area near the Spanish steps are a bit out of the way, there are some excellent hotels in this area. I would check out the Hassler Hotel in this area.
If you need any pointers, feel free to FM me :)
Posted by IrishAli
The Hotel Tiziano is very nice and central
Posted by MMatza
I'm also planning a HM to Italy!
I'm at the beginning of the research, but looking to visit Rome, Florence and Venice. Then, we want to go to Positano on the Amalfi coast. Any recommendations on hotels or restaurants would be great!
My Brother and Sis in Law went to Italy on their honeymoon a few years ago. They did the Perillo Tour and loved it.
Posted by IrishAli
Posted by MMatza
I'm also planning a HM to Italy!
I'm at the beginning of the research, but looking to visit Rome, Florence and Venice. Then, we want to go to Positano on the Amalfi coast. Any recommendations on hotels or restaurants would be great!
Positano is great- while you're there, check out Sorrento and Capri!
sorry her's the pic:
Posted by Positanochick
Posted by IrishAli
Posted by MMatza
I'm also planning a HM to Italy!
I'm at the beginning of the research, but looking to visit Rome, Florence and Venice. Then, we want to go to Positano on the Amalfi coast. Any recommendations on hotels or restaurants would be great!
Positano is great- while you're there, check out Sorrento and Capri!
I love love love love love love Positano - it is beautiful!!!!! The best hotel to stay for a honeymoon is Le Sirene - it is expensive though. I've always gone with family and stayed at hotel Pasitea which is a really nice hotel, we got a room with a hot tub in it and a balcony where we had breakfast - here's a pic of my parents having breakfast on their balcony at Hotel Pasitea and you can see the view behind them:
http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd487/positanochick/parentsinpositano.jpg
We are staying 3 nights at the Quirinale in Rome -- after 2 nights at the Rialto in Venice, 3 nights at the Athenaeum in Florence and then 4 nights at the Mediterraneo in Sorrento after Rome...I have never been so excited!!! :)
