Hotel Romano Rome Review | Perfect Pre-Cruise Hotel Near the Colosseum?

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Join us for the first stop of our Rome, Italy adventure as we spend two nights at Hotel Romano, conveniently located near the Colosseum before our Enchanted Princess cruise. In this short hotel review, we show you exactly how we got from Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO) to Hotel Romano, including the Metro ride to the Colosseo station and the 5–6 minute walk to the hotel. We then take you inside for a complete Hotel Romano room tour before sharing our final thoughts on the hotel and whether we would stay here again. Hotel Romano is a simple, no-frills hotel that focuses on providing a place to sleep rather than resort-style amenities. There’s no restaurant, pool, fitness center, or spa—but its location near the Colosseum makes it an interesting option for travelers spending a few nights in Rome, especially those arriving before a cruise. This video is a preview of our upcoming, much longer video showing everything we did during our two days in Rome before our cruise, including sightseeing, food, tours, and more. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 0:45 Getting to Hotel Romano from FCO Airport 3:16 Hotel Romano Room Tour 7:36 Final Thoughts If you're planning a Rome vacation, Rome city break, or cruise from Civitavecchia, we hope this video helps you decide whether Hotel Romano might be a good fit for your trip. 👉 Watch for our upcoming video: 2 Days in Rome Before Our Cruise — where we take you along for everything we did during our two-night stay in Rome. If you enjoyed the video, please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and leave us a COMMENT. It really helps our channel and lets us know what you'd like to see next! #RomeItaly #HotelRomano #RomeHotel #RomeTravel #RomeCruise #Colosseum #ItalyTravel #PreCruiseHotel #RomeHotels

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