The Gianicolo Residence is the default housing option for John Cabot University students who choose…read moreto live in campus housing. The apartments are a bit pricey compared to what you could find living with a couple friends in an apartment in Rome, but the amenities are sweet! The apartments are spacious, and the views are great considering it is at the base of the beautiful Gianicolo hill. Fun fact! The apartment building was completely gutted out and renovated in the summer of 2010. But the architects kept the original floor tiles and used them as the backsplash in the kitchens. Compared to dorms in the U.S, the Gianicolo Residence is not as social. But that's because students literally live in apartments, not dorms. It has its perks and its downfalls. And I love my Resident Assistant! She's literally the most awesome person you could know (this is for you, Emilia!). There is bi-weekly cleaning service, 24/7 security, and wi-fi. Not too shabby for college housing!

This hotel did not only have a very confusing lay out, but the staff was rude. When checking in I…read moregot a little makeup on my sheets and I was told they would be changed. When I came back to my room the beds had been made and were never changed. I then went to the front desk annoyed to find out they didn't even have extra sheets to give me to change myself but that they were changed daily which was a lie. I will not be staying here again and I don't not suggest this place.

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Located in a quiet area near Dallas. I love that it isn't crowded but yet close to freeway and the…read moretrain station.

The University of Dallas is a conservative Catholic liberal arts university with a 2nd campus in…read moreRome Italy that most students attend for one semester during their sophomore year