My family and I took a wonderful tour of the Ancient Appian Way with Adriana. The route we took was…read morethe one suggested by Scott Rozier. At the end of the tour, we discovered that Scott Rozier picks up his e-bikes from them at the Circus Maximus and that the route is exactly the same.

Good people, great service. Paulo was really helpful. I'll go out of my way to get there When in…read moreRome...

We went last night! It was so much fun!! It was a great way to see the city. I've been on this…read moretour before but this time I hosted my best friend's daughter. She loved it!! Ricardo and Marco were wonderful guides... super informative, nice and funny. We not only had a good time but felt like we made new friends.

We loved scooteroma. The planning was so easy and the tour guides were all extremely fantastic!!…read more Four of us did a 3 hour tour and we saw what felt like the whole of Rome. We thought we may want to drive but it's actually so fun to ride behind a local and hear them talk about a city they love so so so much. This was my absolute favorite thing to do in Rome and a memory I will treasure forever. The fellas were all so lovely and kind! I could not recommend this business more!

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

From the I-meant-to-leave-this-review-before file:…read more I certainly understand the appeal of riding Rome by Vespa, but it seems like a smarter way to roam -- pun intended -- the countryside. Given the herky-jerky way of Roman transit it would not be a consideration made unless I was under a helmet. Even then, it would probably be a hard pass. But I'll still keep it under consideration. Five stars for the perceived enjoyment one might derive from this mode of transportation.

Thought I was renting a hike for just one day... but it was so fun and they were so nice and…read moretrusting that I kept the bike for 5 days. Best way to travel Rome. Way cheaper than a taxi and less complicated and more convenient than buses and trains... and I was with my family so didn't want to rent scooters either (safety reasons). The staff is very nice and accommodating. I was running late to pick up my bike so I called to inform them and they stayed open 10 mins to wait for me. One day I had my seat (saddle) stolen and they replaced it with a smile. I will rent here again.

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.

BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE. Rented two scooters for a day. Very glad we only had it for the shortest time…read morebecause one of the scooters had electrical problems and no gas. We mentioned the low gas when we first picked the scooter up and the owner said "eh it's at least a quarter tank!" we did not make it more than a few miles before we ran out of gas. Even after filling the tank, the electrical problems were not allowing us to start the engine. We attempted to call the business but had no answer. Their response? "Should have called when it happened." Additionally, the headlights were so dim that it was unsafe to drive at night. When presented with all these problems, both the owner and his nephew shrugged their shoulders. Luckily, we had an electrical engineer in our party to troubleshoot the problem. DO NOT RENT THESE SCOOTERS

We stayed at the Tango Hotel ( awesome place by the way) and this was recommended since it was less…read morethan 1/2 block away. Honestly it was by far the best advice I've taken on my trip so far. Off the bat you can see from the picture that's it's not a huge operation, but it's ran by two brothers that were by far the nicest people you will ever come across. I didn't have a reservation, but they made sure that I had a Vespa that night. They gave us a call every hour to our hotel phone whether or not they had availability. The prices are the best you'll get. We rented two days with a €100 cash deposit that you get back once you return the scooter. They even gave us 2 Fedora straw hats as a souvenir! I'm glad I went with them as oppose to bici baci. These two brothers rock and I hope to see them in my future trip to Rome. -Juan Carlos

Great place to rent a Vespa! We got the classic red and enjoyed Rome without traffic. They have…read moretheir hours posted and they have a mid day break (siesta).

Rented a couple of scooters from these guys. Super nice. Very helpful and routed us around the…read moreentire city on vespas. There is no way we could have seen so much of the city in so little time without these scooters. Thanks again!

Management suggested we take photos of the scooters before we left on our tour so we wouldn't have…read morethe problem being charged for damage that was not our doing. We did that and so far, everything is fine. Our tour guide was fantastic. He was very knowledgeable and took us to see many vistas around Rome. We had lunch at Trapizzino and Gelato at the end of our tour. It was a great way to start our time in Rome. Management was also very friendly and spoke clear English.

Susan was extremely friendly and helpful for our scooter rental. We got a new and clean bike and…read moreshe was very friendly even when we returned it a little late. Also, Susan was always available by phone or WhatsApp to help with questions (like using Roman gas stations) and coordination. Highly recommend!

I checked with 3-4 rental agencies for a week-long rental car and AVIS had the lowest price. We…read morewere a family of four with luggage, so it was for a larger size "Mercedese" class vehicle. It was right at $1000 USD's which I considered a great deal with unlimited milage. I got a call a few days before the trip with a couple questions and I was given instruction on how to find the rental car at the airport, and was told to go directly to the car, get in and drive to the gate. And that's exactly what we did, bypassing a lot of counters and people waiting to see agents. I cannot tell you how nice that is after a 11-hour flight to NOT have to wait! Our name was on a board with the car slot number, and we went straight to it, loaded, drove to the gate, gave the gentleman our ticket and rental agreement that was in the car, and off we went into the wild land of Italy. The car did have prior damage along one side so I took some pictures. I had purchased the insurance, so I was not concerned. The car was fantastic. DS Automotive Hybrid 4WD, and we needed the 4WD more than we thought. Drop off was even easier. I watched a YouTube video to know what I was getting into, and we drove straight to building A level 2 (which is 3 in the US, Italy starts at 0). An agent was waiting and greeted us. Very nice. It was not at a full tank but I had chosen the option to not have to return it with a full tank. I explained I had not done the damage along the side of the car and he shrugged and said it was not a problem. He spoke English BTW, which we found to be rare actually. He showed me the receipt and it was just a little more than what was agreed to and I signed it and got an email receipt. Maybe it was because of the class of car I rented, I don't know, but we were given VIP treatment in a foreign country which was greatly appreciated and not expected. Thank you AVIS for making our trip great. I put 840km on that car!

We rented a Toyota Aygo for a week from these folks. A solid and very economical little car…read more Service was good from the facility and the prices were good as well. Now on to what you really need before you rent a car in Italy: Jim's tips for driving in Italy or learning through trial by fire: Driving in Italy is like entering a crowded party with random people dancing in the mix...and you are trying to get to the bathroom on the other side of the hall...just jump in and go, do not stop for any reason, keep moving and blend with the cooperative dance that is driving in Italy. Surge forward as opportunities present themselves, yield on occasion to others whose individual dance has more momentum carrying them through your path, break out a complimentary move with other drivers as needed to keep the rhythm of the dance going and press on. Stop signs are rare and strictly for decoration...pay no attention other than veering around cross traffic in harmony with them veering around you. Red lights are also not very common except in major cities...they are generally treated sort of like we treat stop signs. Traffic circles or rotaries are common and the same rules apply - just wade in and adjust to the other traffic as you go. Speed limits are just meaningless numbers on a sign...possibly part of some ancient Italian geographical version of Sudoku. Pay attention to the locals...if all the cars around you slow down...follow suit. This means they know there is a photo radar or Polizia control (known as a tutoring zone) ahead. Slow down with the crowd and admire the snazzy uniforms of the local law enforcement. Lane lines are actually abstract markings on the road surface indicating that some historical site can be found nearby. Every road and every lane is a passing zone except tunnels - tunnel traffic operates in what is know as a "modified American rules zone", behave accordingly. You may find yourself from time to time navigating your car through what will feel like a street fair that is also holding a flea market and mardi gras - in a space about as wide as your master bedroom closet. You will be doing this with oncoming traffic and scooters buzzing around like worker bees scurrying off to get the pollen back to the hive. Take a deep breath, keep moving, watch your mirrors (brushing market stalls and pedestrians is ok, actually knocking them over is not) and when you reach the other side and can pause, take three deep breaths and change your undergarments. Driving in Rome: don't. Use a Taxi - the local Taxi drivers are amazing and Taxi's in Rome are actually cheaper than Uber. If you do decide to press on and drive in Rome...don't. Use a freaking Taxi. Seriously. While I compared driving in Italy to working your way through a crowded party I would describe driving in Rome as navigating a mosh pit full of tweakers handling snakes and juggling chainsaws. Don't do it. If you have a car...leave it a few kilometers away from the city center and take a Taxi. I mean it. Driving in Rome will take 1 year off of your life for every hour you spend doing it. A special note about scooters. They are everywhere and they are not equipped with brakes. Operators simply lean and swerve around other traffic without hesitating or attempting to stop. In Rome they make up about 60% of the vehicles with the other 40% being split between cars and tour buses. If you choose to rent a scooter...I applaud you. Also please add me in your will. By the way the pavers (basalt blocks in many urban areas including Rome) are wicked slippery when wet. Have some kind of navigation system...and paper maps as back-up. Google maps works ok 80% of the time in the countryside and 65% of the time in Rome. The other portion of time is part of your adventure...enjoy. Try not to get dizzy when you look at Google Maps and it is just spinning in circles and changing it's route constantly. As for rental cars...go with the smallest car you can manage. Between the tiny roads and the fact that fuel is more expensive than wine you will be very happy you did. Overall the drivers in Italy are the most skilled and courteous I have ever seen anywhere and after the first day, I loved it.

Wonderful experience 'we did a 5 hours Vespa tour with guides of Rome at the best price they offer…read morein Rome

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