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My wife and myself had booked the Hotel Azzura in Rome but when we arrived, we were told that there was no room available for us, even though we had booked and paid through Travel Republic. Nice girl there said, "No problem, you can have...More
Stayed here for my honeymoon for two weeks in October 2010. The rooms are very small. There is a night club underneath the hotel and the techno music usually goes on til 4am. So sleeping was very difficult. The hotel is very small and you...More
i can't believe this hotel is stil in business - this hotel was one of the worst places I've ever stayed. it would have been bad by itself, but if the owner/management was nice I would have given it a pass. but the owner was...More
Be very careful when booking! They are definitely incompetent: I booked via phone, they assured me, without asking anything else but my mobile number. When I got in (at 9 P.M.) they said "Well, I'm sorry, no room free for you, I sold your room...More
Despite the fact that the hotel is farther that "just 300 m from the subway" as they said. Everything else is fantastic, clean, quite and with a great location. Enjoy Rome and enjoy you stay.
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From its original role as ancient army training fields to its present-day identity as one of the city’s most desirable neighbourhoods, the Campo Marzio is the best place to get lost in Rome. Gorgeous Renaissance and Baroque palazzos line the streets, and are filled with enticing boutiques and food shops. By day, Rome’s best-dressed denizens criss-cross its streets in a fashionable parade of errands, occasionally pausing to
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look fabulous in gorgeous piazzas like San Lorenzo in Lucina. Campo Marzio can be a bit of a sleeper after aperitivi hour (21:00), so visit by day and experience the pulse of daytime Rome.
