Last Friday was the first time using this station post-COVID. It used to be easy to catch a train…read morehere -- either local (regionale) or Leonardo Express. This morning was chaos. None of the regionale ticket machines we tried could complete a credit card transaction. The queue at the ticket window was 20-30 persons long. Had I known that I could skip buying a ticket and just use my credit card at the platform gate, catching the regionale would have been much easier.

It was a first time flying into Rome, Italy. I did my homework and knew what to do and where to go…read more It was pretty crowded, but I found everything and everywhere I needed to be. At an available kiosk, I purchased a Leonardo Express train ticket for €14 for a ride over to Termini station. There were screens that displayed which platform to go to catch your train. It might be hard to find space on the train if you're traveling with a big group or with lot of luggage.

During my recent stay in Rome, I came here a couple of times to catch a Metro orange line A train…read moreover to Vatican City to meet up with friends. It was much easier to catch a train here versus at the very busy Termini station. One way fare was 1,50€. I was able to pay by tapping my credit card at the fare gate.

We used the Metro Manzoni lines many times during our stay after it was recommended by our hotel…read more It was certainly much, much cheaper than taking cabs everywhere. (+) Very fast and affordable way to get around Rome. 1.50 euros for a single trip or better yet, 7 euros for a 24 hours unlimited pass. We would just get the pass and bop around different areas of town. It came in very handy. (-) Kind of dirty. I can only compare to other bullet trains I've used in other countries and I can tell you that Bangkok and Tokyo were both much, much cleaner. (-) Beware of pickpockets! Apparently they are very skilled here. We were warned on our first day in the city by the hotel staff. Luckily we brought jackets that had multiple zipper pockets n the inside, so we made it through the trip without a hitch. Suck on that, gypsies! (+/-) Heavily armed military presence all over at all stations. That is good for protection purposes, I suppose. On the flip side, they always made me a bit nervous as it seemed most of them kept their fingers on their triggers. Yikes. 3 stars. A-Ok. It served it's purpose and did the trick.

Easily one of the highlights of our trip!…read more We really hesitated in renting because of reviews online and the shops seemed to not push you to rent if you were uncomfortable, rather they continuously asked if you've driven before and warn you of the safety of it. I had only been on a Vespa twice before so choosing the 50cc was the best choice for me and my friend. The scariest thing is not driving the machine but navigating it through traffic. And I only say scary to those that are hesitant drivers. Italiens have places to go and be so drive with the flow of traffic and make sure you know where you're going and GO! The owners were really really kind and helpful and answered all the questions we had. I intend on visiting Rome again and I will 100% rent from the same business if I have the opportunity!

I have used this place 4 times over the last couple years and have finally had enough. Originally,…read moreI thought their representations were "accidental" but they consistently have issues with (1) availability of the product you reserve - when you show up they tend to have less powerful models that do not have enough power to move with traffic in busy Rome; (2) their equipment is older and god knows they do not even disinfect their helmets so bring your own or don't rent from them in the Covid-19 age; and (3) when they say they will credit you for the issues, don;t count on it. They wouldn't honor it with me and Visa would not even address the issues because the company makes you sign their agreement which then negates the ability to contest charges with Visa. As an alternative another disgruntled customer let me know of another company that is right by the Termini station. i tried them and I like them a lot. They have a better selection and are reasonably forgiving if you are a few minutes late to return as it can sometimes be hard to meander your way around Rome's streets. Best part, they are only about 1/2 mile from "My Vespa". If you search scooter rentals termini you should find the other place.

Nothing to really complain about. The location is in a somewhat questionable area for walking…read morearound at night, but I never felt scared or anything like that. The location is pretty close to the train station if you're coming from or going to the airport. The metro is also reasonably close by to get to where all the attractions are. Service was great. Room was clean. Bed was thankfully very comfy. Bathroom was fairly clean. Would stay here again!

Booked a vacation package through Groupon and the travel agency booked us here at the Holiday Inn…read more | l o c a t i o n | This hotel is in an OK neighborhood. It wasn't the best or worse. It was walking distance to a lot of restaurants and a market which was nice! Conveniently close to the bus and subway. Bus is down the block and is FREE! You can take the 85 bus straight to the Colosseum. Subway is about a 5 minute walk. You can buy a subway pass for €1.5 at the newspaper stand by the bus stop. | s e r v i c e | Everyone we encountered was very nice! Some spoke more English than others but they got the basics down where you can carry through a conversation. Two things that really stood out to me about this hotel was one, they provided nice, big umbrellas when it rained. And two, they loaned you a cell phone to use for FREE while staying with them! You can use it to call locally and to use the internet. It really came in handy! | r o o m | Our room was small but livable. [ - ] I didn't like that they pushed two twin beds together to make a bigger bed. You can feel where they joined and it was uncomfortable. [ + ] They provided a hair dryer. [ - ] No clock or fridge. If you want ice then you'll have to ask the front desk or bartender and they'll give you a small bucket. [ - ] Rough towels and small shower. | b r e a k f a s t | They have a breakfast buffet open from 730am - 10:30am. Food was pretty decent. For beverages they had different kinds of coffee and juices. I suggest the carrot one! For the hot breakfast they had "bacon" (which was really fried pancetta ), scrambled eggs, pancake, sausage and beans in tomato sauce. For the cold breakfast they had cereal, yogurt (must try!), cold cuts with cheese and fruits. Overall, our stay here at the Holiday Inn was good. We made the best out of it especially since we were on vacation. We've never had an issue with any of the workers. I would def come back again.

We had a wonderful stay here, Ivan arranged a driver to pick us up at the airport and return trip…read more There were four of of us so we booked the Quadruple room with four beds. The rooms were very clean and we always felt safe here. If you especially from the US you will feel everything is a little small especially the shower! But it is the Italian way! Centrally locates it is very close to the Metro and Vatican. I do suggest you purchase your Roma Passes online and pick them up at the airport when you arrive, pickup office is located almost as you are exiting airport. Ivan and Antonella are a wonderful couple and will answer any questions that you might have. Thank you both for such a wonderful stay!!

This is the third time I have done this tour and it NEVER disappoints. It is so fun to zip around…read moreand see many of the sites in Rome very closely and each time the tour is slightly different. I booked last minute today after some flight delays and the company answered my inquiry in chat immediately and it was really nice of them to accommodate me as I was the only one on the tour. My guide Matteo was exceptional. He did a wonderful job navigating the Rome traffic and he was polite and personable and his English is excellent. He shared a lot of information and showed me things that I didn't know and I am a frequent traveller to Rome; I would highly recommend this tour and Matteo who is an asset to Bici & Baci tours and to the hospitality industry in which he has chosen to work.

Amazing guys, great service, rented the bike for a day and then kept it for a week. Very happy.read more

I stayed for 9 nights in April 2024 and was impressed with the accommodation…read more The camping is outside of the city center but is right by a bus stop that will get you to where you need to go. You can buy a daily bus pass from the front desk - just be sure to validate it when you get on (it's usually in the back of the bus near the door). The Market is small and the hours often weren't in line with when I needed a snack. There's a grocery store across the street if you want more options. I ate at the restaurant a few times and the food was good, though nothing to write home about. I did enjoy getting a latte and croissant in the mornings for under 4 euro before heading into the city. I stayed in a hu stay Smart XS Plus which was the size of a standard hotel room. The bed was two twins pushed together and I found myself kind of in a crevice when I woke up each morning, but it was comfortable. Honestly this was a great price at about 550 euro for the 9 nights. Cheaper than a hostel would have been and I had a private and secure accommodation. Definitely would stay again as I don't mind the trip to get to the city and I liked getting away from the hubbub of the city itself. It's on the outskirts and felt a lot calmer.

Very good camping ground. Nice boxes to stay in ,very cozy actually. The box was cooled by the best…read moreac in the world and it was nicely cleaned. Tv didn't have English but that's ok. WI Fi was pretty decent I could watch a movie on my phone. The resturant had pizza which was delicious. And in the morning definitely pick the pistachio croissant . We came at midnight and the guy at the counter was very nice and showed us the way to our box( I dont know what it's actually called that's why I call it a box) . Didn't try the pool. The market had good options and the entrance was right next to a bus station that can take you anywhere. The pool shop had granita(slush) my favorite drink off all time. Definitely worth going again for this price and experience. I love camping and never really slept in this box. So that's something new I tried. Really good....... Hope this helps. ;) $$ -------

We had an incredible experience with Alessio Girasole. He provided great information, was very…read morefriendly and created a fantastic fun, informative day. When we come back, we will ask for him. I'm sure the agency is wonderful, however, we had no dealings with them as our hotel arranged everything.

The highlight of our trip to Italy. Will recommend to everyone. Yes it is pricey (can be a few…read morehundred Euros) but if you're already going there, why not go all the way? Let me explain. Our hotel concierge linked us to this company when we requested a private tour of the Vatican and the Roman ruins. We decided to take two days and several hours each morning to do so. The company pre-purchased our tickets, then our guide met with us at our hotel and we went to the sites. The best part was going to the Vatican Museum as it opened, cutting the line, going directly to the Sistine Chapel, and being THE ONLY PEOPLE IN IT. I mean it was literally the two of us, the guide, and the security guards. For a good 15 minutes we had a private view of Michaelangelo's masterpiece. That alone was worth the cost. Of course, it didn't stop there. Our lovely guide Beata was a wealth of knowledge about the history and politics at the time of the creation of all the art and architecture we saw, so it was that much more informative. I observed tour groups running next to us and thought they couldn't possibly get the experience we had. For lovers of history, art, and Ancient through present day Rome, this tour is an absolute must-do.