Village Camping Flaminio

Description: Via Flaminia Nuova, 821 - 00191 Rome - Italy Phone (0039) 06.3331429 - 06.3332604. Fax 06.3330653. info@vi ... more

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Newest Review: ... but when we got off the plane at 9am (10am there), after leaving the house in the UK at 2am, they had not bothered turning up. We then had to navigate our way across Rome, when only the metro was running (there was a public transport strike). The hotel itself was advertised as being 1km away from the Flaminio metro station, so we decided to walk from there (as there were no buses or taxis ... more

... running). After walking for around 40 minutes, we stopped and asked a local policeman. He said that the website was lying, and that the hotel was at least 6-7km away from that metro station. Luckily, he was kind enough to give us a lift (I think...more

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Village Camping Flaminio: Don't do it! (456 words)
by - written on 11/11/08 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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Unless you're a big fan of camping, don't go here (and even then think twice)! We booked through a third party website, and many features were advertised, such as a "free" shuttle bus to the airport, sofas and kitchens in every bungalow and a balcony with a park view. There were no sofas in any of the bungalows as far as we could see, and the balcony was just a table and chairs outside the cabin overlooking the other campers! As for the "free" airport shuttle...we booked on it to pick us up from the airport, but when we got off the plane at 9am (10am there), after leaving the house in the UK at 2am, they had not bothered turning up. We ... Read the complete review

toilets from hell! (707 words)
by - written on 11/05/01 (Very useful, 509 readings)
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Rome is awfully busy place and unfortunately this applies to the campsites as well! We picked this campsite mainly because it was easy to get in and out of Rome and it looked quite impressive on their website! The campsite has a got a bit of an awful name - Camping Flaminio. Where the name comes from I have no idea! The site is situated on the edge of the Grande Raccordo Anulare (GRA) or, in others words, the Rome ring road. To be precise - take exit No. 6 (Flaminio-Centro) off the GRA and go in the city direction for 2km and follow the sign for "Corso Francia". In practice we had a few problems trying to find it. For a start the GRA is not the ... Read the complete review