Olimpica Relais guest house CIR 28624

Guesthouse

Well, let's just say, "Wow. "
Yes, the collections are big, the area is huge. Just to go through and get a quick look at the hour of 3-4.
We need to go early so we don't push groups. We're here to 8:30.
Tickets are better booked on the Vatican site. It's €20 without a line. And for €16, you can go through a live line (hours 2-3 will be lost) or 40-50 € with a tour imposed by the agency.
For the pros, there's something to suffer.
About food. There's no point bother on bakery. Somewhere in the middle of the route, after the avant-garde room, there's a cafeteria, and underneath it is a room with chairs. It was with me a couple of prosciutto and cheese sandwiches (cheap and nazhoristo). Took a coffee (although the water was with me, I recommend it always with me. ) in Rome, there are many Krantikov with drinking and even carbonated water (near the Metro Coliseum). All right, dinner's good enough.
It's mandatory to check in, or you weren't in Rome.
So the choice is yours …

Works of art cannot be qualified for such historical value. Magnifiscente. But for so many people, you can not appreciate, time to evaluate them, the treatment of security is not good, dismissed the contingents, as if they were won …

Excellent museum, a lot of history saved, it is recommended to take the entrance Online, so you avoid the long lines of waiting. 110% recommended.

You don't have to pay lunch in advance: If you want, you can eat there, you'll only get cheaper and it'll be better.
Now, you need to prepare or take a tour guide to visit museums. We failed to lovely authentic place for minimal preparation.

A delightful little boutique hotel right in the heart of Rome sharing a backyard with the Pope for all intents and purposes. Definitely a great choice if you simply want a comfortable and pleasant base out of which to do trips, walks, and explore in general.

Huge and beautiful museum. There are too many people between the hallways it is difficult to walk and you can't appreciate everything well. It's always full. If you do not have booked ticket in time you have to make rows for several hours.

This is definitely a different place, but different isn't bad. It's really a lot of fun and sort of an adventure to be in their crazy styled rooms.

Beautiful! And very big. It takes a whole day to see the city. I advise you to take guide and explain the history and parts of the city as there are several types of entrance and visits.

Monumental. It's an amazing museum exposition. Art is definitely worth a visit.

It's so big! Having the chance to be there was amazing for everything it represents. Artistic expressions are wonderful.

A big museum, but some clueless. Wild, simply wildesting the crowds of the people, the main artifacts are frescoes, murals, carpets and murals. Several rooms with paintings and some with statues and Egyptian artifacts. And the murals again. At the end is a Sistine Chapel, which also has frescos. If medieval murals are not your favorite subject, it'll be boring.

The crowd made it. There's nothing to see. It was noted that there were, but no pleasure or sense. They say we should come in November when the people are gone.

Don't take the tour-galloping, head. You're not going to see anything, just through the museum. Just go to the Vatican, I think you can.

Very careful with the police controls. They make you leave any aluminum object when you walk in. When you get out the controls are gone and they throw your objects in the trash. Then we went to the police station and no one knew anything. If you are Argentinian do not take the mate, do not pass even if Bergoglio is Argentinian … Inside, it is best to climb to the dome of the Basilica, for 6 euros. It's 551 steps, ever smaller. Not suitable for claustrofobicos. The view ends up being great.

Highly recommended place. Going up to the dome is the best. Not worth going up in elevator, the stairs do not get heavy. The views of the interior from the dome are a luxury.

Good service at the reception. Good prices and very good location. I would book it again.

It impresses its size, but by aesthetic I find it much better than Venice. Highly recommended to go up to the dome to have a fantastic view of Rome. To enter I did like hour and a half in the row, once passed that filter you have to go up the stairs and take on the right hand for access to the dome.

The best service. A fantastic breakfast. Amazing location. A great value. Highly recommend.

Of course architecture and art is spectacular … But to know that they have built all this luxury by selling forgiveness to people … it gives anger to see how an honest religion became a means of mind control. To enter you have to go in pants or long skirt, are not allowed also the suspenders, you have to go in shoe, are not allowed flip-flops or sandals very open.

Very pretty building. Very clean and modern rooms. They list their amenities as more than they actually have do I will not return.

Essential. Better on weekdays, and buying tickets in advance, you'll save a lot of time. Maximum security for access, which implies more slowness. Better go early. It is worth definitely dedicating a full morning (as little).

Really warm welcome at the reception. Large, clean, tastefully decorated room. "Breakfastset" made of Kaffekapsel and cakes obligatory. We felt very comfortable and will certainly stay there again at the next Rome visit.

Good location but hard to find. Small façade. Good option to save money.

A huge number of terrific collections that you just have to see! The entrance to the museums is worth 16 euros per person. But at the entrance to the museums there are employees who send you (or conduct) to a tourist company located near the Vatican Square. That's why they get their interest. Excursion to museums there's 55 euros with a man with a guide. Inside the Vatican, you can see the ethnic museum, the Numismatics Museum, the carriage museum, the art galleries, and many others. I suggest you eat at a café that is on the street in the Vatican Gardens (you can go down the stairs almost immediately after you enter museums). The café closes for about 16 hours. You'll only pay 10 euros for three meals. The cafes that are inside the building are expensive. Museums work up to 18:30 on the date of the revocation. If you have only a few days in Rome, you should visit museums.

Clean rooms, quiet location. Slightly strange decor, and a bit of a walk up to the elevators, but otherwise a reasonably priced hotel in a good location.

Great location, nice rooms, courtesy, good service.

Like having your own apartment next to the Vatican. We loved the roof garden. Simple living.

It's like having your own apartment next to the Vatican. We loved the roof garden for sunsets over Rome.

If you don't mind an elevator that can barely fit 2 people and their 2 bags of luggage, a shower so small you can't turn around without hitting the water switch or doors, an a. C. System that's hot and humid during the day and gets cold at night no matter how much you try to adjust it then this hotel is for you. The guys in the front seemed barely capable of fixing anything including finding some extra pillow. It is centrally located and there's a few outside eateries (they close at midnight though)

More than positive the experience, friendliness and very good availability. Clean rooms comfortable and spacious, comfortable beds present. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We highly recommend.

Io is historical place and comfortable it is little bet noisy at night. The breakfast hAs no got a lot of choices.

Very kinda proprietor with lots of helpful information. An the location can't be beat!

Very nice and cozy. Great breakfast and very nice owner.