hu Roma Camping In Town

The room was clean with mentioned amenities and a comfortable bed though if they provide wi-fi in rooms it will be better. Hotel has all the facilities pool , restaurant , shuttle bus , small kid playground and Grocery market . Pool was closed during our stay so can't comment much.

The bus stop that takes you to the center of Rome, was literally under the camping which was a big plus. The breakfast was decent for the money we paid. The staff were quite friendly.

I stayed there twice so far. This was exactly one year since my previous stay. I like this property basically because it is as advertised. The area is very quiet, it has a nice mix of container rooms, tent and RV spaces, and plenty of space between each , so that the area is quiet. Their shared facilities are spot on and everything works accordingly. The people that stay here tend to be respectful of others space and quietness. There are loads of families, and classes that stay here, and yet it's still not as chaotic as a hotel in the city centre. - plenty of parking - shop / market - laundry (washer & dryer) - pool - cafe / restaurant - kids area -basketball court - big supermarket across the street - shuttle (return service 5 EU) to city centre - quiet - sof beds and nice blankets and pillows -hot water in the shower

very nice, quiet environment in the section we lived (cabins/smart stay) with trees along the alleys. The cabin was very comfortable with air conditioning/heating, a shower and a toilet. Bed was comfortable as well, not too soft or too hard, and the neighbours were very quiet and respectful to each other. The staff was checking the alleys each day, collected garbage etc. There is a outdoor swimming pool near the bar/restaurant area, laundry automats, and a 24 h reception with very helpful staff in case we had questions or concerns.

We arrived late at night and the check in was smooth. We arrived at our room and our electric key card didn't work but it was sorted out within minutes. The room was very nice, great hot water and very comfortable beds. The AC for heating was a little noisy but we didn't have it on at night anyway. The cafeteria in the morning had good coffee at €2 for an americano so it was pretty reasonable. We can't comment on breakfast as we didn't get any from the camping. Getting into the town center we used the shuttle bus the first day with tickets bought at the camping reception and €10 round trip for two people to drop at cipro station but found the local bus service better. At 1.50 pp you can get the bus 246 from directly outside the camp site to cipro bus station then a few minutes walk to Vatican city. Across the road from the camping is a very big supermarket with everything you need including cooked food. Next to there is a wild west restaurant with great burgers etc. The camping is a really great place to stay on a budget with bus and metro routes to the city. The closest metro is 2 KLM away called Cornelia, this can also be reached by the 246 bus and stops at Cornelia metro which links to the city on Line A.