Flaminio Village Bungalow Park

We are Canadian and felt like home :)

The location was convenient for exploring Rome during the day without paying the high city-center prices. The grounds themselves were lovely, with plenty of greenery and useful facilities such as laundry areas and shower blocks. There was also a shuttle cart running from 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., which made getting around easier — though outside of those hours, the walk to the entrance could feel a bit long. The train station was about a 20-minute walk from our chalet, which was located near the back of the park. Unfortunately, the chalet itself left a lot to be desired. It was extremely dated, with doors hanging loosely, patchy flooring, and very uncomfortable beds. There was a kettle provided, but oddly, nowhere to plug it in. On the positive side, the shower was warm and powerful, which was a welcome relief after a day of sightseeing. Overall, it did the job for our needs — providing a basic place to rest as we travelled across Italy as a family of four. However, given the condition of the accommodation, I wouldn’t recommend this place for more than a short, budget stopover.

For easy access to Rome, this is great value. A short, frequently departing train ride takes you onto the city centre metro system and the cycle path along the River Tiber takes you door to door. Driving into the city is easy but varies with congestion at dufferent times and requires finding somewhere to park - and road access to the site itself can be quite bewildering. The site has a great laundry and shower/toilet block, as well as washing up space, so the bungalows really are self catering. However, we booked a standard bungalow and it was ok but not great. No real space to prepare food and only a small fridge, and quite well worn. It looked like it would have been well worth booking a superior bungalow. That said, the air conditioning worked well, which was the most important condition. The site was quite noisy: grass cutting, party music from the adjacent sports club and a convention of Vesoa enthusiasts buzzing around at all hours disturbed out peace. But its a campsite, in Rome, for this price. No complaints. We would stay here again, in a better bungalow.

Good place to stay. Wifi was not working. Lack of security. Rest all was good.

We stayed 2 nights whilst visiting Rome and on arrival, were shown our bungalow on a map which was a 10-15 min walk away including some uphill parts which we didn’t realise when we booked. The bungalow was really spacious but on the 2nd night, we got back late in the evening and noticed a lot of black mould on the ceiling in the bedroom and on the ceiling/door frame and inside and behind the cupboards in the bathroom. As it was late and a long walk back to reception, we decided to just sleep but it was quite unnerving they let people stay in a bungalow in that condition, especially as I’m pregnant and black mould is toxic.