Transfer from a hotel to Civitavecchia

[Kiwifromkiev]

Hmm, probably not the most timely post - due to all the cancellations happening at the moment, Italy being off the list etc. However, I am sure that at some point (hopefully, sooner rather than later) it will get back to normal, and we will start talking about ports, and hotels and officers - not changed itineraries and coronoviruses .

 

My question - if a booking includes a one night pre-cruise hotel and transfer between the hotel and the ship, and the cruise departs from Civitavecchia. will the hotel be in Rome and transfer from Rome to Civitavecchia, or the hotel is likely to be in Civitavecchia (not that there are many hotels there)? Thank you in advance 🙂

 

[FengShui@Sea]

1 hour ago, Kiwifromkiev said:

Hmm, probably not the most timely post - due to all the cancellations happening at the moment, Italy being off the list etc. However, I am sure that at some point (hopefully, sooner rather than later) it will get back to normal, and we will start talking about ports, and hotels and officers - not changed itineraries and coronoviruses .

 

My question - if a booking includes a one night pre-cruise hotel and transfer between the hotel and the ship, and the cruise departs from Civitavecchia. will the hotel be in Rome and transfer from Rome to Civitavecchia, or the hotel is likely to be in Civitavecchia (not that there are many hotels there)? Thank you in advance 🙂

 

The hotel will be in Rome.  

[Zqueeze1]

Usually Regent will book you into one of the very fine hotels in the Via Venetto area. 
Z and TB

[djg541]

The hotel will likely be in Rome as there are far more choices and better quality hotels to choose from.

We did stay at a Hotel some years ago in Civit and it was fine,but no frills,just the basics.

The ride to the port is about an hour to an hour and a half depending on traffic which is heaviest in Rome of course.

Its a pleasant and scenic ride through countryside along a fine highway.

Enjoy!

DJG