*Check out our new Rome Travel Guida* Just $25 and includes 70+ page PDF & 10+ hours video Use discount code "RTG" for 25% off! www.RomeTravelGuida.com Rome Travel Guida - Back in the day, whenever I strolled through Rome, I had my trusty sidekick: Let's Go Italy guidebook that felt like a key to unlocking every corner of the city. Who would've guessed that one day I'd be the one crafting a guidebook for Rome? Life works in mysterious ways, doesn't it? That's where Rome Travel Guida comes in - our very own Rome Italy guide book so you can also unlock the city or Rome, easier than ever before!. *I have made over 100 videos on RUclips! I want to share my top 10 favorite videos I have made so far & I think you will like them too as well as find them helpful.* 1. *Rome Street Food Video* ruclips.net/video/poFqQDJ2n7U/видео.html 2. *Where to Stay In Rome* ruclips.net/video/36wx2FwwRq4/видео.html 3. *10 Ways to Save in Rome* ruclips.net/video/ad-t9Mizcp0/видео.html 4. *2 Days In Rome* ruclips.net/video/oufHnoNMhbk/видео.html 5. *Using The Metro to Visit Rome's Sites* ruclips.net/video/P-jmlQh2lYo/видео.html 6. *Rome Travel Tips 2025* ruclips.net/video/DPVXyWiYuio/видео.html 7. *My 10 Favorite Things To Do In Trastevere* ruclips.net/video/jDsY4t7RZIQ/видео.html 8. *Understanding Rome's Termini Station* ruclips.net/video/KGKHTAgeGjw/видео.html 9. *Sites of Rome Most 1st Time Visitors Miss* ruclips.net/video/CUQ4erd_A9Y/видео.html 10. *How Many Days Should You Spend In Rome?* ruclips.net/video/mVcO5trkNAg/видео.html
Thanks for your rec of Hotel Campo de Fiori. Location was awesome. Room 602 (top floor with private terrace overlooking the piazza and at the Victor Emmanuel monument) is my wife’s favorite hotel room we’ve ever stayed. We stayed there 2 weeks ago and staying there again in April.
@ our daughter is studying in Florence for winter semester so we “have to” 🤣 come back to get her. Looking forward to our return trip. Going to Positano, Florence, Rome. We went through Holy Doors at St Peters last trip. Planning to go through the other 3 sets of Holy Doors in April. Love the Campo de Fiori area. Favorite Restaurant- Tonnarello in Trestavere Favorite Street - Via del Governo Vecchio Favorite cafe - Barnum - the coffee and pastries (and service) are my favorite of any place in the world that I have tried Favorite site - St Peters Basilica - overwhelming size, detail, beauty Favorite Tiramisu - Two sizes (my favorite dessert that I try every place that offers it - I’ve eaten Tiramisu well over 1000 times 😂) If you have any suggestions in the above categories, I would welcome your recs. Thanks!
Have you tried the Tiramisu at McDonalds in Rome? I have been to two sizes several times and it is very good, I had tiramisu and McDonalds the other morning and maybe I was just very hungry but I was surprised how much I liked it.
Thank you! I love that you've been to Rome numerous times so you really have helpful tips & the experience to share. I have other videos of yours in my "Italy" playlist and this one is saved there, too! I will be following your advice when I plan my next trip.
You are so welcome! I try to give good information to help anyone planning a trip to Rome. It is such a great city I want everyone who goes to make the most of it
Great info. Thank you for sharing your knowledge of Rome. We stayed in AIR B/B in the neighborhood of Monti back in Feb. Loved it.. Had a roof top patio view of the Coliseum. A little Grocery Store called CONAD really close by and some other cool stuff.... Love you backdrop in this Video- Switzerland?? Thank you for your videos
So many fun and interesting places to stay in Rome. Having a terrace to enjoy is really nice, especially if the weather is good. I had one of the best balconies of all time in Florence one time, but it rained the whole time we were there and it was cold so we rarely went outside, but otherwise it would’ve been great. Monti is a fun neighborhood. Have you ever stayed in Trastevere. A little bit more walking with no metro, but we really like the area. Thanks for watching.
Hi, I stayed in the Campo de Fiori my first time in Rome. I took my mum and we had a fantastic time. I agree with everything you say. It’s an excellent location, charming rooms and the roof garden takes it to another level. Excellent choice and very good value 👍❤️🏴
Based on your recommendation re area we ended up booking Niki’s collection Navona in May next year (not cheap , but worth it ), near the Campo Di Fiori area . Thanks again , wonderful video I also bought your guide and have found it very helpful . Mark
What timing for us. We are off to Italy in September for 37 days and are going to spend the last 4 days in Rome. Been to Rome before and done all yhe big tourist sites. We stayed up near the spanish steps last time so we wanted to go south more. I watch you other video on Trestevere and decide thats where we are going to stay. Book all the other stays and was in the process of looking around and this video popped up. So we looked at Simona Air B&B and its available on our dates so we booked it. Thanks so much for the information.
The pressure is on! The place is better than the pictures for sure. I really hope you like it. Trastevere is our favorite neighborhood. Have a great trip
We just came back from Rome just over a week ago and stayed at Hotel Campo Di Fiori and I have nothing but the best to say about the hotel and staff. We will stay there again.
Location was excellent for us. Main downside is there is no subway near. If you can learn the bus routes, getting around would be easier. 90% of what we wanted to do was within a mile.
Yes we saw the construction. Hotel Campo Di Fiori was the perfect central point for every landmark. Trastevere for the food, Campo for food and drinks, etc.
Hi! New sub! Headed to Rome first week in October for a Mediterranean Cruise. Will fly in on a Saturday morning and there until ship leaves the following Monday. Although with a group on the cruise, I may be flying solo Saturday-Monday. So looking to find a place just for me, things to do solo…best location, reasonably priced…maybe upwards of $180-200/night. Suggestions? Really love your channel, great information!!!
For that time of year and that far out you should have some very good options in your budget,. I hope it is OK to self promote for a minute. We just published a Rome travel guide called Rome Travel Guida. There are a ton of things that can really help you with planning your trip and help you while in Rome, I promise. It has only been out for a week and you can check it out at www.RomeTravelGuida.com. Use discount code "GuidaMe" for half off. So from $20 to $10. FYI the guide is not 100% completed but things being added every day. TYhis way you can view it while in progress. Here is a quick video about it.
@@RozierRomaNot a problem, I don’t mind the self promotion! I will definitely get the guide. I’m feeling a bit overwhelmed so the guidance is a welcomed form of assistance. Thanks!
Not sure how big a family you have but here is a link to an airbnb that we stayed awhile back with our family. 2 bedrooms but one of the bedrooms has a queen and 2 singles so it sleeps 6, great location.www.airbnb.com/rooms/22337159?check_in=2024-10-13&check_out=2024-10-19&guests=1&adults=6&s=67&unique_share_id=b67cad2f-7682-4295-9580-dc9de8fe3d7b
I am going to give you 1 more option to consider. I am doing a video about it now. As you may have seen Rome can get very expensive especially on peak season on the weekends. I think a great option is to stay in Tivoli. It is a town about 20 miles from Rome and there is a train 1 or 2 per hour to Rome. Train is under 3 euros each way. It is more of a real Italian experience without all of the lines and tourists of peak season. There is lots to see and do in Tivoli but super easy to get to Rome and the cost for AirBnb of much much less expensive. There are lots of great restaurants without the long lines. It is best to spend the mornings in Tivoli and then the afternoon and evenings in Rome or morning and afternoon in Rome then evening in Tivoli. Also in Tivoli there is one of the best AirBnb we stayed in all of Italy. It is 2 bedrooms and cost about 100 euro per night. This one is special.Oh also the train to Rome is about 35 minutes on select trains. Here is a link to the AirBnb www.airbnb.com/rooms/37580592?check_in=2024-05-27&check_out=2024-05-31&guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=a9b3ea9d-9731-4ad0-b513-14e77f217ca6
Hi your videos are great. My wife and I are heading to Rome next May for our 20th wedding anniversary, Given it’s the jubilee year do you think we should book accommodation in advance ?, thanks Mark
Yah I would book early and if a deal later comes up you can usually cancel even a few days /weeks before arrival and get a full refund. May is already a busy month and with Jubilee I would not risk waiting too long befoer booking. Some places only let you book up to 6 months out. I see you watched the video so the part i mention Hotel Santa Maria...It really is a great hotel and perfect for an anniversary. If you want an airbnb, all 3 I n=mention are very good. Have a great trip. If you are interested I do have a travel guide called Rome Travel Guida to has lots of great information to help with your planning. If you are interested here is a discount code for you or anyone reading "GUIDAME" for 40% off. www.RomeTravelGuida.com
Thanks and Yes I will buy your guide - extremely helpful . Do you have similar videos on Venice ?as I am looking for accom there as well , thanks again
Hello, my wife and I are traveling to Rome and Florence in the fall for her birthday. Thank you for all of the great information, it's our first visit and your videos have been a great help. I am interested in booking Hotel Campo de Fiori, do you recommend a room in the Hotel proper, or an apartment in the annex building?
I like having a room in the hotel for the roof garden. We stayed on the top floor. We bought a tasty selection of nuts in the market next to the hotel and enjoyed them with a glass of wine. You could just pop up the few stairs to the garden area and have your Aperativo 👍 We did that every evening before going out to dinner, the views were fab 😊
The Hotel Lunetta in Rome has a price tag of 770 € per day in October. Last October we’ve been in a suite in the Savoia Excelsior Palace Hotel in Trieste with sea view, balcony , living room and a small kitchen and with dining where three nights cost this. Hotel Lunetta can’t get even close to this luxury. NOPE
For a family of four I would definitely lean towards an Airbnb. Rome has gotten so expensive with all the tourists that it’s hard to find something reasonable in the peak season. My recommendation would be to travel there during the first half of November, second half of February or the first half of March and most places are substantially less expensive by 30% to 50% and sometimes more. Another option if I was going during peak season, I would base out of the town nearby called Tivoli. It’s a great town that is easily accessible to Rome by train. Lots to see and do in Tivoli without all the crowds and when you want to go to Rome, it’s just a 45 minute ride. Lots of choices to stay there for around €100 plus or minus. we really love Tivoli.
I didn’t put the price because it really depends on the season. It can fluctuate quite a bit from low season high season but online they should be able to give you a good idea if you look up the hotel.
@@RozierRoma That's what I did last year. I went to visit relatives south of Rome. I'll be going next December as well for the holidays. Prices though, were still quite high.
For accommodations the first 3 weeks are reasonable but the end and first days of Jan are high. That is why for Christmas we head south to Naples for a couple of weeks, also because we love it there for cappodanno. Happy New Years!
@@RozierRoma I fortunately can stay with relatives in Caserta, and get to visit Naples, and the Amalfi Coast. Salerno is amazing at that time with the light display. The whole place is magical. Happy New Year to you and yours.
Hi! New sub! Headed to Rome first week in October for a Mediterranean Cruise. Will fly in on a Saturday morning and there until ship leaves the following Monday. Although with a group on the cruise, I may be flying solo Saturday-Monday. So looking to find a place just for me, things to do solo…best location, reasonably priced…maybe upwards of $180-200/night. Suggestions? Really love your channel, great information!!!
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Rome Travel Guida -
Back in the day, whenever I strolled through Rome, I had my trusty sidekick: Let's Go Italy guidebook that felt like a key to unlocking every corner of the city. Who would've guessed that one day I'd be the one crafting a guidebook for Rome? Life works in mysterious ways, doesn't it? That's where Rome Travel Guida comes in - our very own Rome Italy guide book so you can also unlock the city or Rome, easier than ever before!.
*I have made over 100 videos on RUclips! I want to share my top 10 favorite videos I have made so far & I think you will like them too as well as find them helpful.*
1. *Rome Street Food Video* ruclips.net/video/poFqQDJ2n7U/видео.html
2. *Where to Stay In Rome* ruclips.net/video/36wx2FwwRq4/видео.html
3. *10 Ways to Save in Rome* ruclips.net/video/ad-t9Mizcp0/видео.html
4. *2 Days In Rome* ruclips.net/video/oufHnoNMhbk/видео.html
5. *Using The Metro to Visit Rome's Sites* ruclips.net/video/P-jmlQh2lYo/видео.html
6. *Rome Travel Tips 2025* ruclips.net/video/DPVXyWiYuio/видео.html
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Thanks for your rec of Hotel Campo de Fiori. Location was awesome. Room 602 (top floor with private terrace overlooking the piazza and at the Victor Emmanuel monument) is my wife’s favorite hotel room we’ve ever stayed. We stayed there 2 weeks ago and staying there again in April.
That is great! Had so much fun you are already returning?
@ our daughter is studying in Florence for winter semester so we “have to” 🤣 come back to get her. Looking forward to our return trip. Going to Positano, Florence, Rome. We went through Holy Doors at St Peters last trip. Planning to go through the other 3 sets of Holy Doors in April. Love the Campo de Fiori area.
Favorite Restaurant- Tonnarello in Trestavere
Favorite Street - Via del Governo Vecchio
Favorite cafe - Barnum - the coffee and pastries (and service) are my favorite of any place in the world that I have tried
Favorite site - St Peters Basilica - overwhelming size, detail, beauty
Favorite Tiramisu - Two sizes (my favorite dessert that I try every place that offers it - I’ve eaten Tiramisu well over 1000 times 😂)
If you have any suggestions in the above categories, I would welcome your recs. Thanks!
When you are in Positano here is a great hike for you.ruclips.net/video/GJdrzHymFOs/видео.htmlsi=a6RQkyw_IjUwKYPX
That is a lot of Tiramisu!!
Have you tried the Tiramisu at McDonalds in Rome? I have been to two sizes several times and it is very good, I had tiramisu and McDonalds the other morning and maybe I was just very hungry but I was surprised how much I liked it.
Thank you! I love that you've been to Rome numerous times so you really have helpful tips & the experience to share. I have other videos of yours in my "Italy" playlist and this one is saved there, too! I will be following your advice when I plan my next trip.
You are so welcome! I try to give good information to help anyone planning a trip to Rome. It is such a great city I want everyone who goes to make the most of it
Great info. Thank you for sharing your knowledge of Rome. We stayed in AIR B/B in the neighborhood of Monti back in Feb. Loved it.. Had a roof top patio view of the Coliseum. A little Grocery Store called CONAD really close by and some other cool stuff.... Love you backdrop in this Video- Switzerland?? Thank you for your videos
So many fun and interesting places to stay in Rome. Having a terrace to enjoy is really nice, especially if the weather is good. I had one of the best balconies of all time in Florence one time, but it rained the whole time we were there and it was cold so we rarely went outside, but otherwise it would’ve been great. Monti is a fun neighborhood. Have you ever stayed in Trastevere. A little bit more walking with no metro, but we really like the area. Thanks for watching.
Great tips! Will be visiting Rome in early Nov and your videos are very helpful
Glad to hear, November is a great month to visit
Hi, I stayed in the Campo de Fiori my first time in Rome. I took my mum and we had a fantastic time. I agree with everything you say. It’s an excellent location, charming rooms and the roof garden takes it to another level. Excellent choice and very good value 👍❤️🏴
Great to hear! I don't want to be caught giving bad advise!!
Just had a great trip to Rome and utilized many of your suggestions, great videos!
Great to hear. I hope I did not steer you wrong.
Thank you so much. Wonderful advice and hotel review. Definitely will use one of these.😊
There are lots of great places to stay but of the places we have stayed so far, these were our favorites.Thanks for watching
Very nice video.
Glad you enjoyed it! You may find this helpful?ruclips.net/video/36wx2FwwRq4/видео.htmlsi=W5F8dV3_FZ7SGq-8
Based on your recommendation re area we ended up booking Niki’s collection Navona in May next year (not cheap , but worth it ), near the Campo Di Fiori area . Thanks again , wonderful video
I also bought your guide and have found it very helpful .
Mark
I am glad you liked the guide! I hope you have a great visit
Thanks we will be there from May 10-14 , if you are around would love to buy you a beer
I should be let's keep in touch!
What timing for us. We are off to Italy in September for 37 days and are going to spend the last 4 days in Rome. Been to Rome before and done all yhe big tourist sites. We stayed up near the spanish steps last time so we wanted to go south more. I watch you other video on Trestevere and decide thats where we are going to stay. Book all the other stays and was in the process of looking around and this video popped up. So we looked at Simona Air B&B and its available on our dates so we booked it. Thanks so much for the information.
The pressure is on! The place is better than the pictures for sure. I really hope you like it. Trastevere is our favorite neighborhood. Have a great trip
We just came back from Rome just over a week ago and stayed at Hotel Campo Di Fiori and I have nothing but the best to say about the hotel and staff. We will stay there again.
What did you think about the location? Glad to hear you had a good experience with Hotel Campo de' Fiori
Location was excellent for us. Main downside is there is no subway near. If you can learn the bus routes, getting around would be easier. 90% of what we wanted to do was within a mile.
Starting in Feb of 2025 thewre will be a new metro station at Piazza Venezia, not too far from there
Yes we saw the construction. Hotel Campo Di Fiori was the perfect central point for every landmark. Trastevere for the food, Campo for food and drinks, etc.
Just subscribed from BC Canada! I hope to find apartment-hotel with kitchen. Thanks for tips
Room has lots of nice Airbnb’s. Just be sure to book early for best selection. Good luck with everything and have fun on your trip.
Hi! New sub! Headed to Rome first week in October for a Mediterranean Cruise. Will fly in on a Saturday morning and there until ship leaves the following Monday. Although with a group on the cruise, I may be flying solo Saturday-Monday. So looking to find a place just for me, things to do solo…best location, reasonably priced…maybe upwards of $180-200/night. Suggestions? Really love your channel, great information!!!
For that time of year and that far out you should have some very good options in your budget,. I hope it is OK to self promote for a minute. We just published a Rome travel guide called Rome Travel Guida. There are a ton of things that can really help you with planning your trip and help you while in Rome, I promise. It has only been out for a week and you can check it out at www.RomeTravelGuida.com. Use discount code "GuidaMe" for half off. So from $20 to $10. FYI the guide is not 100% completed but things being added every day. TYhis way you can view it while in progress. Here is a quick video about it.
ruclips.net/video/dTGrLk4MVWg/видео.htmlsi=H2QFAfoUzIJFroP5
@@RozierRomaNot a problem, I don’t mind the self promotion! I will definitely get the guide. I’m feeling a bit overwhelmed so the guidance is a welcomed form of assistance. Thanks!
Hi thanks for your help, I looked for Cynthia’s Place AirBnB but find it, do you have a link??
Sure.www.airbnb.com/rooms/14768240?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=56e17495-8020-4557-97a6-b5d3dc7df834
Thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊
Thank you. ❤❤🎉
You are so welcome
Thank you so much, would you like to indicate some airbnb or hotels for family
Not sure how big a family you have but here is a link to an airbnb that we stayed awhile back with our family. 2 bedrooms but one of the bedrooms has a queen and 2 singles so it sleeps 6, great location.www.airbnb.com/rooms/22337159?check_in=2024-10-13&check_out=2024-10-19&guests=1&adults=6&s=67&unique_share_id=b67cad2f-7682-4295-9580-dc9de8fe3d7b
I am going to give you 1 more option to consider. I am doing a video about it now. As you may have seen Rome can get very expensive especially on peak season on the weekends. I think a great option is to stay in Tivoli. It is a town about 20 miles from Rome and there is a train 1 or 2 per hour to Rome. Train is under 3 euros each way. It is more of a real Italian experience without all of the lines and tourists of peak season. There is lots to see and do in Tivoli but super easy to get to Rome and the cost for AirBnb of much much less expensive. There are lots of great restaurants without the long lines. It is best to spend the mornings in Tivoli and then the afternoon and evenings in Rome or morning and afternoon in Rome then evening in Tivoli. Also in Tivoli there is one of the best AirBnb we stayed in all of Italy. It is 2 bedrooms and cost about 100 euro per night. This one is special.Oh also the train to Rome is about 35 minutes on select trains. Here is a link to the AirBnb
www.airbnb.com/rooms/37580592?check_in=2024-05-27&check_out=2024-05-31&guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=a9b3ea9d-9731-4ad0-b513-14e77f217ca6
Hi your videos are great. My wife and I are heading to Rome next May for our 20th wedding anniversary, Given it’s the jubilee year do you think we should book accommodation in advance ?, thanks Mark
Yah I would book early and if a deal later comes up you can usually cancel even a few days /weeks before arrival and get a full refund. May is already a busy month and with Jubilee I would not risk waiting too long befoer booking. Some places only let you book up to 6 months out. I see you watched the video so the part i mention Hotel Santa Maria...It really is a great hotel and perfect for an anniversary. If you want an airbnb, all 3 I n=mention are very good. Have a great trip. If you are interested I do have a travel guide called Rome Travel Guida to has lots of great information to help with your planning. If you are interested here is a discount code for you or anyone reading "GUIDAME" for 40% off. www.RomeTravelGuida.com
Thanks and Yes I will buy your guide - extremely helpful . Do you have similar videos on Venice ?as I am looking for accom there as well , thanks again
No I just focus on Rome and the area nearby. There is really no bad areas in Venice. It is small enough to easily walk or take the water bus.Have fun!
Hello, my wife and I are traveling to Rome and Florence in the fall for her birthday. Thank you for all of the great information, it's our first visit and your videos have been a great help. I am interested in booking Hotel Campo de Fiori, do you recommend a room in the Hotel proper, or an apartment in the annex building?
Hotels are great for short stays, but I typically like having a kitchen.
I like having a room in the hotel for the roof garden. We stayed on the top floor. We bought a tasty selection of nuts in the market next to the hotel and enjoyed them with a glass of wine. You could just pop up the few stairs to the garden area and have your Aperativo 👍 We did that every evening before going out to dinner, the views were fab 😊
@@annemackenzie7295 That sounds wonderful! I ended up booking in the Hotel.
The Hotel Lunetta in Rome has a price tag of 770 € per day in October.
Last October we’ve been in a suite in the Savoia Excelsior Palace Hotel in Trieste with sea view, balcony , living room and a small kitchen and with dining where three nights cost this.
Hotel Lunetta can’t get even close to this luxury. NOPE
Wow, I stayed there last November for under US$150, October is expensive!
Do you also have something for a family of four that is reasonable?
For a family of four I would definitely lean towards an Airbnb. Rome has gotten so expensive with all the tourists that it’s hard to find something reasonable in the peak season. My recommendation would be to travel there during the first half of November, second half of February or the first half of March and most places are substantially less expensive by 30% to 50% and sometimes more. Another option if I was going during peak season, I would base out of the town nearby called Tivoli. It’s a great town that is easily accessible to Rome by train. Lots to see and do in Tivoli without all the crowds and when you want to go to Rome, it’s just a 45 minute ride. Lots of choices to stay there for around €100 plus or minus. we really love Tivoli.
@@RozierRoma Great, thanks so much!
would like to get the price
I didn’t put the price because it really depends on the season. It can fluctuate quite a bit from low season high season but online they should be able to give you a good idea if you look up the hotel.
Can't afford any of them.
Visit in December
@@RozierRoma That's what I did last year. I went to visit relatives south of Rome. I'll be going next December as well for the holidays. Prices though, were still quite high.
For accommodations the first 3 weeks are reasonable but the end and first days of Jan are high. That is why for Christmas we head south to Naples for a couple of weeks, also because we love it there for cappodanno. Happy New Years!
@@RozierRoma I fortunately can stay with relatives in Caserta, and get to visit Naples, and the Amalfi Coast. Salerno is amazing at that time with the light display. The whole place is magical. Happy New Year to you and yours.
Hoping Casa de Fiori is also a great hotel 🤞
Nice I will check it out in the near future
Hi! New sub! Headed to Rome first week in October for a Mediterranean Cruise. Will fly in on a Saturday morning and there until ship leaves the following Monday. Although with a group on the cruise, I may be flying solo Saturday-Monday. So looking to find a place just for me, things to do solo…best location, reasonably priced…maybe upwards of $180-200/night. Suggestions? Really love your channel, great information!!!
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