Waldorf Astoria or St Regis Grand Hotel

[HEINER]

Has anyone been to the Waldorf Astoria Rome Cavalieri or St Regis Grand Hotel? I Know $$$ but I need a king size bed and these are the only ones I can find:cool: And are they in a good location and close to some of the attractions?

 

Thanks for any information you can give us.

 

Betty:)

[HEINER]

Has anyone been to the Waldorf Astoria Rome Cavalieri or St Regis Grand Hotel? I Know $$$ but I need a king size bed and these are the only ones I can find:cool: And are they in a good location and close to some of the attractions?

 

Thanks for any information you can give us.

 

Betty:)

 

 

Forgot to say these Hotels are in Rome.

[euro cruiser]

Neither is what I would consider "ideally" located in Rome, but of the two, the St. Regis is much closer to the historic area most people are going to visit.

[texancruzer]

BIL and SIL just returned from 11 day trip to Italy...... they stayed at the Waldorf 3 nights before heading to Positano......then they came back to Rome and stayed at another hotel in the historic area.

 

While they said the Waldorf was nice, it was a hassle getting to the sights and they enjoyed the other hotel more since it was in a more strategic locale.

[dog]

Hi Betty,

I like the Pantheon area. There is a hotel I'm staying at there called the del Senato.

I'll let you know how it works out.

dog:)

[dog]

Betty, I just checked the del Senato and it only lists double beds/not king, even for the suites.

Many european beds are really two twins put together to make a double. They are actually a bit larger than N. Am. doubles.

Sorry, I'm no help here.

dog