Do you know of any pet-friendly hotels in Rome, Italy?
Q. We are planning to travel in Rome this summer and we are bringing our lovely pet (dog) Raffy with us. We are wondering if any of you can recommend any pet-friendly hotels in Rome that offers good service and is budget friendly. Thank you.
A. There is, actually there are lots in Rome. Pet friendly hotels not just for dogs but cats too. You can try looking here http://www.goowai.com/listing/location/lazio/roma you can choose from Hotels, Villas, Casa (Home/House), Apartment or even Bed & Breakfast. You are free to choose where to stay from the wide variety of choices you have.
What is the best way to travel from Rome to Venice ?
Q. My wife and I are going to Rome for 10 days. We already booked the hotel in Rome and would like to travel to Venice and spend one night there. Thank you in advance.
A. Hopping on the eurostar (train) from termini to Venice you
would be your best bet! Its four hours long and doesn't cost more the 30 euros. Do not take the night train! I did it the first time and it was horrible. Its the intercity train which has seats in little rooms where people smoke. On my first trip to Italy I did it and with in 4 hours I had a heavy smoker, then a prostitute which got kicked off the train by the police and some religious group, an experience I do not wish on my worst enemy. Its a nice ride and the eurostar is super quick! If you go by plane its a quick trip but then u have to take the water bus which takes an hour to get to st. mark square.
would be your best bet! Its four hours long and doesn't cost more the 30 euros. Do not take the night train! I did it the first time and it was horrible. Its the intercity train which has seats in little rooms where people smoke. On my first trip to Italy I did it and with in 4 hours I had a heavy smoker, then a prostitute which got kicked off the train by the police and some religious group, an experience I do not wish on my worst enemy. Its a nice ride and the eurostar is super quick! If you go by plane its a quick trip but then u have to take the water bus which takes an hour to get to st. mark square.
what is the difference between apartments and hotels?
Q. because for example i see hotels in Rome that costs 300-350 euros a day for 2 persons and i see the appartments which are so beautiful near the colloseum and only costs 100-120 euros per night? why ? don't tell me they don't have a toilet or that i will have to stay with the owner's kids in the couch......
A. You will not have daily service cleaning up your room (maid and the like) and likely not a front desk, conceirge, or others. No shampoo in the unit and the like.
You may have a toilet down the hall, but not likely. You will not have a real fancy room and furniture, but something comfortable and basic. You will have a kitchen, but need to clean that kitchen up yourself.
I prefer the apartments.
You may have a toilet down the hall, but not likely. You will not have a real fancy room and furniture, but something comfortable and basic. You will have a kitchen, but need to clean that kitchen up yourself.
I prefer the apartments.
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