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Blank 07 Apr 2007 9:14pm #1
offline Rosetta

Member since 06 Apr 2007

Member from Kapiti

Posts: 3

Anyone got any ideas about clean, handy and not too expensive accommodation in Rome? Either a hotel or apartment? There will be 3 of us and it's for a week in September. I'd be grateful! thanks

Blank 11 Apr 2007 5:56pm #2
offline Megsma

Member since 28 Mar 2007

Member from Waikanae

Posts: 160

Not too sure what you are looking for, but suggest you look up www.santasusanna.org it is a site run by nuns and click on quick find go to accomodation. You do not have to be of the Catholic faith to stay, I am not. I have not stayed in Rome but accomodation is just basic, clean reasonably priced, and I usually stay where there is breakfast, wish I was coming with you, have a great time.

Blank 11 Apr 2007 8:06pm #3
offline Rosetta

Member since 06 Apr 2007

Member from Kapiti

Posts: 3

Thanks so much for that! My sister spent some of her life as a nun and lived at the Trinita Dei Monte at the top of the Spanish steps for a year in the 60's. Now married with 4 adult children she stayed there on a visit to Rome but you have to be French speaking to stay there (she winged it managed to get by). I'm going with my daughter whose husband walked out so we need cheering up! Something lovely for us to look forward to.

Blank 18 Jun 2008 9:53pm #4
offline nimble

Member since 07 Apr 2008

Member from Warkworth

Posts: 12

I back packed around Europe with my daughter as the experienced traveller taking brokendown mum on a "geographical"!!Dont h ang around inside the station in Rome,go & sit outside & keep alert if you see a small group of kids coming in a bunch.They shove newspaper in yr face while hands go everywhere!also dress down & keep something handy to cover arms & head for holy sites.Dont miss the vatican museum......Lucky things!!

Blank 24 Jun 2008 10:14am #5
offline granpa joe

Member since 01 Nov 2006

Member from Christchurch CBD

Posts: 4

Rosetta,
We stayed at a block of flat with small clean rooms with shower for 70Euro, run by Italian nuns, wonderfully helpful but nil English, we got by because there was one English speaking nun. Near McDonald, other eating places, internet and phone station, and train station. Contact me if you interested as it is not commercially run, no breakfast but vending machine for hot drinks. Joe 0212650009


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