We hope you already booked your hotel for Rome, if not, we strongly reommend to
do so since availability is scarce in June.
Couple of tips:
We recently went to Rome to finalize the wedding
plans and we visited some hotels in the area.
Below are still the hotels we reccomend. We have updated the rate based
on current availability.
In order to obtain these discounted hotel rates, please contact Andrea's father via e-mail:
roberto@sardatur.it. He will provide you with all the details on how to make reservations and pay by credit card.
If you are staying
at the Hotel King, they do not have hair dryers or irons available. Make sure to pack an hair dryer and/or an iron that will
work at 220V (the Italian standard). They do offer a dry cleaning service for your clothes if needed.
We
encourage you to bring a power converter (110v/220v) and a plug adapter (Italian standard) for all your electrical items.
There are also many other hotels in Rome and sometimes you can find lower rates on the internet. We recommend staying
near the city's center (Piazza di Spagna, Via Veneto, Piazza Venezia, Piazza Navona) in order to be walking distance from
all special points of interest.
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We have also arranged group discounts with the airlines below. These airlines are offering
a 10% discount on their published airfare to Rome. Please call the airline reservation numbers for details and mention the
gold file number below. You can search the fare on their web-site, hold the reservation and then call the airline to apply
the discount (some restrictions may apply).
Sometimes you can find cheaper fares on the internet. Our favorite site is
www.sidestep.com. Side Step researches the best airfare comparing multiple web sites. It is only a search engine. You can
complete your reservation and book the flight directly on the airline website (no surprises). It is awesome!
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