Italy - good and reasonably priced hotels

[kylene]

Oh I see ... sounds good ! Will start doing more research . Thanks !

Look into open-jaw flight tickets, eg. fly into Venice & fly out from Rome; in between the major cities, ie. Venice-Florence-Rome travel by very accessible & convenient train service.

Depending on how much time there is & what are the must-sees for you, look into day trips or stopovers from / in between the major cities. Lots of suggested Itineraries online, eg. https://www.earthtrekkers.com/15-best-p ... sit-italy/

Thanks for the tip!

[kylene]

Have you ever thought about using a service called Couchsurfing? You can find there a place to stay for free, and ut's a great way to meet local people and even become friends. It's a also great for the exchange of traditions and other things.

Would be traveling with kids , think that’s not suitable for us. Thanks ! Would appreciate any apartment recommendations though!

[SeongheeKim]

for rome - https://www.albergoeticoroma.it/en/

[SeongheeKim]

airbnb suggestion, very central location - https://www.airbnb.com.sg/rooms/plus/14329269
highly recommended tours - https://checkout.romeeatfoodexperience.com/

[SeongheeKim]

[SeongheeKim]

[sgplusone]

https://www.hotelriparoma.com/en/hotel-rooms-rome/

Planning your trip to Rome in 2022
https://www.heygo.com/tours/planning-yo ... me-in-2022

Sistine Chapel: The Unseen by a Vatican Guide
https://www.heygo.com/tours/sistine-cha ... ican-guide

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Tip-supported Live Virtual Guide
It will be like walking around Rome next to a friend
https://www.heygo.com/live-virtual-guide

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Things to see, do and eat in Rome: New restaurants, museums, hotels and summer events
https://cnalifestyle.channelnewsasia.co ... ons-312421

Piedmont tour - The fabulous landscapes and delectable cuisine around Turin
https://www.ergo-travel.com/pie-it/

On the Truffle Trail in Northern Italy
https://www.destinasian.com/blog/news-b ... hern-italy

Six Senses to make Italy debut
https://www.hospitalityinsights.com/con ... taly-debut

[slmkhoo]

Has anyone travelled to Rome recently? Any interesting places in the vicinity of Rome other than the standard ones? We are visiting Rome in Nov for 2 weeks. We've been there a few times over the years, and seen the main tourist sights (Vatican, Forum, Colosseum, etc), so looking for other things to see. We're already planning to visit Pompeii and Ostia Antica for a dose of ruins. We're not diners or shoppers.