this place would be so much better if it wasn't for its location. you have to get off the overground at due ponti, a station that looks like it's abandoned. we couldn't even see the station sign as there was so much graffiti covering it. you also have to request the train to stop here and we weren't told about... more

I spent my summer holiday in Rome, because is my favourite city and I think Flaminio Village is the right solution to visit Rome, to spend little money and to relax your self: there is a big pool and you have a free cocktail at your arrival. The staff is very kind and funny. more

Despite being slightly apprehensive after reading a few dodgy reviews on this and other websites, me and my other half thought it was fantastic. We stayed in one of the Firenze cabins, which are the most basic and cheapest, and we loved it. It was a bit small, but was clean, had air con, a fridge and a nice bathroom... more

Note the 4star accommodation/flight package via Lastminute.com or similar gets you the compact metal trailer divided in two. It´s called a bungalow, but very different from the luxury expensive bungalows available. Bungalows are about 10 mins walk from the entrance. Free buggy transport almost never available. Bungalow/Cabin is reasonably comfortable with 2 single beds, small fridge, air con/heating combo, small... more

After arriving at Ciampino airport we found that there was no shuttle service that could pick us up as we had not booked in advance! We telephoned the hotel and they told us it would cost 50 euros in a taxi to get to them (it actually cost us 80 euros). On site it just got worse although initially the... more

Although this place is well connected by train/bus and is near to the tarin station, but inside the village, you would have to walk a lot to reach your room. This is like a big park which has reception at the entrance and then you walk further in the park to go to your room and also you have to... more

We, 2 adults & 2 children ( 13 + 9 ) stayed here for 5 nights in June2007. We arrived at 10: 30 pm by the shuttle bus from the airport to Flaminio Village ( pre booked with campsite - 12.50 Euros per person). We were booked into an Ischia bungalow with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and air con. The... more

Stayed at Flaminio Village in a cabin for 4 nights earlier this month. Cabins (not bungalows) are about 20 euros/night so are really, really cheap for Rome. They are basic - metal trailers, divided in two. Room had two single beds (but you can put them together we found) with a small cupboard to the side for luggage. You share... more

Like some other reviewers, we were slightly disappointed that the campsite was so far from Rome city centre and that it meant having to leave Rome at a certain time in the evening in order to get back there. This was slightly restrictive but we coped. We found that the areas designated for tents were a littlle too rocky and... more