Kid Friendly Hotels in Rome OH - Family Hotel Reviews

Relevancy: 70% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview Year Built - 1991 Additional Property Description - The Hocking River Getaway Located In Frost, Ohio Provides A Beautiful Waterfront Getaway. The Cottage Is Situated Along The Hocking River. Hocking River Offers Plenty Of Fishing, Swimming, Jet Skiing, And Boating. The Cottage Has A Large Deck Ov... more on Yahoo! Travel

Relevancy: 64% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview Built atop the ruins of the Theater of Pompey, this small charmer lies near the spot where Julius Caesar met his end on the Ides of March. Intimate and refined, it's on a quiet piazzetta near the Palazzo Farnese and Campo de' Fiori. The rooms are decorated in an old-fashioned Italian style with h... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 64% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview This is a turn-of-the-20th-century building with an eight-room annex across the street. It's been a hotel for 20 years, but it has never been as well managed as it is now under the stewardship of the Valentini family. Both buildings employ a night porter/security guard, and both offer their guest... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 64% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview It's rare to make a new discovery in the tourist-trodden Piazza di Spagna area, which is why Casa Howard comes as a pleasant surprise. The little B&B occupies about two-thirds of the second floor of a historic structure. The welcoming owners maintain beautifully furnished guest rooms, each with i... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 63% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

• Hotel Alimandi is a stone's throw from the walls of Vatican City. It is just a block from the main entrance of the Vatican Museums, which includes the Sistine Chapel.This was the most spacious of all the hotels I stayed in Italy and included the most amenities. Starting at the literal top, the ro... more on IgoUgo.com
• Overview Named after the three brothers who run it (Luigi, Enrico, and Paolo), this friendly guesthouse was built as an apartment house in 1908 in a bland residential neighborhood. The guest rooms are comfortable, albeit a bit small, with unremarkable contemporary furniture and cramped but modern-looking ... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 61% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview This pensione is on a small street radiating from Piazza Navona's southeastern tip. The rooms aren't as grand as the exterior, but the Navona offers decent accommodations, some of which open to views of the central courtyard. Run by an Australian-born family of Italian descent, it boasts ceilings... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 61% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview Near the Baths of Diocletian, the Fiamma is in a renovated building, with five floors of bedrooms and a ground floor faced with marble and plate-glass windows. It's an old favorite, if a bit past its prime. The lobby is long and bright, filled with a varied collection of furnishings, including ov... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 61% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

• Overview As the automatic doors part to reveal a stylish marble lobby with Persian rugs and antiques, you might step back to double-check the address. The former Pensione Tony Contilia has taken over this building's other small hotels and become one of the neighborhood's best choices. The guest rooms have... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 57% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview This neoclassical hotel is a choice place for Vatican pilgrims. It dates from the early 1900s, when it was a town house. In 1995, after years of neglect, it was turned into a first-class hotel with a certain charm and luxury. It consists of two interconnected buildings, one with four floors and o... more on Frommer's