Rome hotel for repeated long term (2 wk) business trips?
Jun 5, 20, 6:26 pm
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Rome hotel for repeated long term (2 wk) business trips?
Hi .... will likely be taking a contract to work in Rome on 5 2-week trips between July and end of 2020 (assuming Italy reopens for US travelers). Looking for a recommendation for a good hotel for longer stays.
Would like
- "Decent" work space (a real desk or table space to set up my computer at)
- Good wifi
- Easy access to public transportation
- Prefer the central Rome area (Coliseum/Forum/Villa Borghese) areas
- Goal is <$300 US/nt if at all possible
- US chains (Marriott/Hilton/Hyatt) nice for the points, but not critical
Appreciate any inputs!
Would like
- "Decent" work space (a real desk or table space to set up my computer at)
- Good wifi
- Easy access to public transportation
- Prefer the central Rome area (Coliseum/Forum/Villa Borghese) areas
- Goal is <$300 US/nt if at all possible
- US chains (Marriott/Hilton/Hyatt) nice for the points, but not critical
Appreciate any inputs!
Jun 5, 20, 6:28 pm
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Originally Posted by pmv
Hi .... will likely be taking a contract to work in Rome on 5 2-week trips between July and end of 2020 (assuming Italy reopens for US travelers). Looking for a recommendation for a good hotel for longer stays.
Would like
- "Decent" work space (a real desk or table space to set up my computer at)
- Good wifi
- Easy access to public transportation
- Prefer the central Rome area (Coliseum/Forum/Villa Borghese) areas
- Goal is <$300 US/nt if at all possible
- US chains (Marriott/Hilton/Hyatt) nice for the points, but not critical
Appreciate any inputs!
Would like
- "Decent" work space (a real desk or table space to set up my computer at)
- Good wifi
- Easy access to public transportation
- Prefer the central Rome area (Coliseum/Forum/Villa Borghese) areas
- Goal is <$300 US/nt if at all possible
- US chains (Marriott/Hilton/Hyatt) nice for the points, but not critical
Appreciate any inputs!
Jun 5, 20, 6:30 pm
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Could be interested in an apartment if I could rent in approx 2 week chunks
Contract won't allow me to keep an apartment for the whole time (likely even if cheaper, though I'll reengage with company if I can find a good deal). Recommendations?
Jun 5, 20, 7:07 pm
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Originally Posted by pmv
Contract won't allow me to keep an apartment for the whole time (likely even if cheaper, though I'll reengage with company if I can find a good deal). Recommendations?
I stayed in Residenza Mazio, Via Della Scrofa, 39.
A few years back, I stayed at Relais al Senato (no all night front desk service), right on Pza Navona.
Unfortunately, I've just tried to locate their websites and neither are there. Not sure if this is a temporary Covid effect or permanent closures.
I also have stayed at Hotel Borgognoni (website works) near Trevi Fountain. But this is a more luxury hotel that may not suit your needs.
Sorry I couldn't be more directly helpful, but it's looking like next time I visit Rome, I may be starting from scratch as well.
Last edited by rickg523; Jun 5, 20 at 7:13 pm
Dec 20, 20, 5:13 am
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An Italian friend pointed us toward Una Hotels - a nice reasonably priced small chain. Their property in Rome is like a block from Termini, but down a quiet(er) side street. Nice property, great breakfast. If you spring for a room on the top floor the terraces are nice.
