Rome hotels offered by Oceania

[PHOENIXfire]

Which hotels are currently being offered by Oceania in Rome. I already did a search but could not come up with them.:(

[JimandStan]

Which hotels are currently being offered by Oceania in Rome. I already did a search but could not come up with them.:(

 

As of now, the only one listed is the Hilton Garden Inn, Rome Airport

[Don P]

When we booked last August it was this hotel that was offered.

 

As of now, the only one listed is the Hilton Garden Inn, Rome Airport

[ZZROX]

On our upcoming cruise next month... Oceania, is offering The Intercontinental and Marriott. Both are in the city.

[caviargal]

On our upcoming cruise next month... Oceania, is offering The Intercontinental and Marriott. Both are in the city.

 

The Marriott Grand Flora is lovely and well located IMO on Via Veneto.

[wripro]

It doesn't matter which hotel they are offering. Take the credit and book it through your TA. You'll save money.

[JimandStan]

It doesn't matter which hotel they are offering. Take the credit and book it through your TA. You'll save money.

 

Um.......the precruise hotel promotion is over. :rolleyes:

[jpalbny]

The Intercontinental de la Ville is very nice; we stayed there once post-cruise, back in the days when we used to book these type of things through the cruise line...:o Agree that you can almost always pay less if you book your hotel on your own, and Rome has a plethora of nice hotels.

 

IMO, the most important thing in Rome is location. There's no one place that is convenient to everything, because Rome is so huge, and the Metro isn't all that convenient for some places in the city. Pick the sights that you want to see, and plan your hotel location accordingly.

 

Last time we visited, proximity to Termini was most important, so we stayed in a small place near Piazza della Repubblica.

[wripro]

Can yoy not still book a hotel through Oceania on your own without the promotion?

[wripro]

That's you, not yoy!!!!!

[JimandStan]

Can yoy not still book a hotel through Oceania on your own without the promotion?

 

Yes, but that involves an extra tariff payment, there would not be a credit back from the Cruise Line, any longer.

[wripro]

You're right, JimandStan. I stand corrected.