Happy Village & Camping - Rooma

We stopped here for 1 night after flying into Rome and renting a car on our way to Siena. The room was incredibly clean, cute and well-maintained. We arrived late and didn't have a cell phone to call the attendant, but thankfully, some passers-by walking their dog called for us. We rented a little cabin and enjoyed it. The birds woke us up in the morning. […] We were there in mid-April so the pool was not yet filled with water, although looks like it could be nice in the summer. The restaurant looked recently renovated as well. There is a Happy Village bus that transports people daily to the metro line into Rome. Overall, we were very satisfied and would consider staying there again. I think it would be ideal if you had a family, wanted to visit Rome on a budget, and wanted to leave the chaos of Rome behind at night. Lisätietoja

Happy Village is a very appropriate name. Located on a very isolated country road north of Rome, it's a combination of camper parking and very nice individual cabins. Owners/staff were extremely friendly and very helpful, the cabin was very comfortable, there was a free bus to the train station into Rome, and they had a nice restaurant with good food […] and a decent wait staff. Prices there were quite good as well. There was even multitude of songbirds chattering happily away outside our window at 6 AM! One drawback is, there's no box at the office to leave your key if, as we did, you have to leave early (it was left in our room), and the exit gate doesn't officially open until 7:30AM, so we had to open and shut it ourselves; not a big deal. All in all, we'd stay there again without hesitation. Lisätietoja

OK, so I have mixed feelings about this hotel... actually camp ground with villas. We were told that a shuttle would pick us up at the Prima Porta train station which is about a 25 minute ride outside of Rome. I even called that day to make sure it was correct and I was assured it was. We waited at the station for over 3 and a half hours until we finally […] got a police officer to call the hotel. They then told us to get back on the train and go to another station becasue a festival had blocked the roads. I was fine with that until I found out they had known about this festival for days. Now the reason I have mixed feelings is beacause once we finally got to the place it was beautiful! The villas were fantastic and the landscape was absoulty wonderful. We had our own bathroom and really enjoyed the patio with table and chairs. There was also a resturaunt with bar and pool. The resturaunt was really tasty. My wife and I ate dinner there 3 nights in a row. I would say if you are not visiting the actual city of Rome and didn't mind being so far away from the city center then this is the place for you. If you have to make it to the airport when the shuttle is not running then don't stay here. We had to pay 85 euros ($125 US) just to get to the airport by taxi (The front desk said it would be no more that 50 euros). Note that the shuttle only runs once and hour from 8am to 12 and then from 4:30pm to 9. Overall the rooms are great but the staff is lacking. Lisätietoja

Nice accomodation, great having access to a swimming pool on a city break but was shocked that you couldn;t order any food from restauraunt / cafe until 6.30 in the evening... with no other places to eat within walking distance this was a major problem if staying in the accomodation without catering facilities....

schlechte Lage, man ist immer auf den Shuttle Service der Campinganlage angewiesen, die nicht besonders flexibel sind bzw. nicht immer zuverlässig sind, sehr kleine Camp Houses, Frühstück nicht besonders, Restaurantessen auch nicht besonders, kleine Portionen, teuer, durch die Lage, ist man aber gezwungen dort zu essen....

First of all,this is an camping site not an hotel. the place layes in front of an hill. when you arrive to the reception with shuttlebus you got a numbers of small cabins behind the reception. Cabins are about 10m2 with doublebed and A/C,TV, and a small refrigerator, on one side you have entrance to toilette and shower. we stayed for 8 days, under this […] time nobody clean the floor or change the towels, the camping would have extra for such service. Staff where very friendly and helpful but they could not speak so much english/german. from the reception you had to go 300 meters upwards the hill to the restaurant with nice staff and food, and there they also had an pleasant pool. The camping is not so good for children who can´t walk or older people who have problems with their health Shuttlebus was going on time to the nearest train station called Prima Porta. This local trains from Prima Porta to is called "Treno Urbano" which went to Rom (Metro-stn. Flaminio)very frekvently every day, there you get on the subway to the center of Rom,total time 45 minutes from Happy Village. The town itself was very busy, much people running everywhere, lots of cars,mc and so on.People are very friendly and helpful but they can mostly only speak italian. But beware of thieves, they tried twice to take money from me. Lisätietoja

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