Recommend hotels in Rome - v central to tourist stuff!

[Raymond Lin]

It's only about 15-20 euro's each without tour if I remember.

I will be there on the 24th of April which is last Sunday of the month... so might just go for free.

Think I will look at slightly better hotels also. See if I can find somewhere I'm happy with.

It is, but the audio guide machine thing cost about 15 euros or something, so for a tiny bit more you get someone who can answer any questions you have, and you skip the queues!

 

[ZG002]

Thank you for the info.

I've heard you have to leave ID with the desk for the audio guides?

Last time I went I just looked about and I must admit a lot of what is in there went straight over my head.

Think I have found a hotel I am happy with. Not quite as nice as the one you pointed out Raymond but it is working out at £250 cheaper for my 4 night stay.

 

[Raymond Lin]

Thank you for the info.

I've heard you have to leave ID with the desk for the audio guides?

Last time I went I just looked about and I must admit a lot of what is in there went straight over my head.

Think I have found a hotel I am happy with. Not quite as nice as the one you pointed out Raymond but it is working out at £250 cheaper for my 4 night stay.

You do, we had the audio guides at the colosseum, left my driving licence at the desk.

If you don't have the guides or a tour, the rooms will be meaningless to you (unless you have a degree in the Roman Catholic Church or something), which is a shame. I mean you gone all the way there, what's the extra £20 the the tour?

 

[ZG002]

Yeah, I had a guide in the Colosseum, But only 3 of us ended up in there. In the Vatican we were a group of 6 and only a couple of us wanted to pay for guide.

Only the two of us going this time so shouldn't be a problem