The nonrefundable rate for the lowest level room (standard double) is just under \u20ac100 per night.\u00a0 However, we’re looking at either the double room with terrace or junior suite with terrace, since the price is still within our “budget.” \u00a0The nonrefundable rates for those rooms are \u20ac336 and \u20ac380, respectively (if we choose the “long stay” discount, it’s \u20ac378 and \u20ac427).<\/p>\n
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While the rooms aren’t anything special, the location is great: it’s located just steps away from Piazza Navona (where the annual Christmas Market will be set up!). \u00a0And since it’s not right on the square, we should be able to stay away from the crowds, if we desire.<\/p>\n
Albergo Ces\u00e0ri<\/a><\/p>\n Again with this hotel,\u00a0the location is a huge plus: it’s located off of Piazza della Rotonda on a less crowded side street.\u00a0 It’s still in our preferred area.\u00a0 The rooms are not upgraded and some of them are described as being\u00a0“cozy and comfortable, “but the rooftop terrace is a major win, such as those at\u00a0https:\/\/www.conservatories-near-me.co.uk\/orangery\/<\/a>.” Also, breakfast is served on the terrace, and at 6 p.m., the bar opens up.<\/p>\n The cost is \u20ac378\/386 total (depending on the type of room – I’m not sure what the difference is, though).\u00a0 There are also more expensive rooms extra room, but that’s not something we need in Rome!<\/p>\n So do we choose the hotel with the private terrace, or the one with the shared rooftop terrace (and bar)? \u00a0And does it matter whether or not we have a terrace if it ends up raining the entire time? \u00a0I’m still debating whether one location is superior to the other (they are fairly close – only a 9 minute walk, according to Google Maps).<\/p>\n We’ll give it another month or so (and keep checking to make sure there’s availability) before booking, and maybe even later if we go with Residenza Canoli and opt for the nonrefundable rate. \u00a0However, it seems we can’t go wrong with either of these hotels!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" We’re fortunate that we don’t have a tight budget for our Italian adventure, but that doesn’t mean I want to splurge on hotels for no reason. \u00a0I’ve been particularly surprised by the higher-priced hotels in Rome — yes, there are … Continue reading ![\"Rooftop](\"http:\/\/suitcasejournal.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2013\/08\/61-2-500x326.jpg\")
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