scarletfawth
Established
With so many worldly wise well travelled posters on this forum, I wondered if you could help me out with a recommendation of where to stay in Rome, specifically in, or very near to, the Jewish Quarter.
I am honoured to be my elder brothers best man in October this year. I, my wife and two sons (4 years old and the youngest just 1 year old) plan to stay for a week.
Any tips on places to stay, eat and see gratefully received.
Regards, Simon.
I am honoured to be my elder brothers best man in October this year. I, my wife and two sons (4 years old and the youngest just 1 year old) plan to stay for a week.
Any tips on places to stay, eat and see gratefully received.
Regards, Simon.
porktaco
Well-known
rome is pretty small. anywhere is near the jewish quarter. i stayed at the navona (near the plaza navona) last year. charming, well priced, and about a 10-15 minute walk from the jewish quarter. maybe less, even. apparently, the best coffee in rome is just around the corner from the hotel, but i didn't find that out until after i got back.
pagpow
Well-known
+1 for Trastevere
easy walking distance to the old ghetto
full of good restaurants
walking distance most anywhere as others have said
easy access to Testaccio -- a working class area of Rome, also with good restaurants
How long will you have in Rome?
easy walking distance to the old ghetto
full of good restaurants
walking distance most anywhere as others have said
easy access to Testaccio -- a working class area of Rome, also with good restaurants
How long will you have in Rome?
porktaco
Well-known
i liked trastevere a lot.
jmarcus
Well-known
+1 for Trastevere
scarletfawth
Established
Cheers all. Trastevere sounds good. Any recommendations on places to stay ? Seems well stocked with B&B type accommodation.
jpa66
Jan as in "Jan and Dean"
If you're going to be staying for a week, then I'd recommend renting an apartment. It's much more convenient, cheaper, and you get to experience more authenticity than you do if you stay in a hotel.