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An experiment in touch based controls of pitch and volume for multiple tones resulted in an app that's fun to interact with, and produces a wide range of different sounds and textures.
Drag some dots into the work area and carefully position for controllable out of phasing, or shake the device to randomize the whole mess.
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Pause so you can grab the fast moving ones
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Reset now resets the global beat tempo
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Save and Load UI reduced to make way for more UI - you now pick the save/load slot first, then pick the operation (save or load). Saved patterns are unaffected.
Slider marks would load slightly offset from expected positions.
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- Updated: Apr 27, 2010
- Version: 1.2
- Size: 9.1 MB
- Language: English
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Apr 30, 2010 at 2:43 pm #1258395
ben woodMember
@benwoodLocale: flatlands of MO
the new ULA epic is posted, heads up!Apr 30, 2010 at 2:51 pm #1604213
Peter LongobardiBPL Member
@paintplongoLocale: Hopefully on the Trail
I'm disappointed to be honest. I've been watching their website faithfully for the past 3 months waiting for the new lineup to show up. The price looks pretty steep considering it doesn't include a dry sack. I wonder why they didn't use a high resolution image for the posting?
I'm still true to ULA, love their packs and quality, but I don't think one of these is for me.
Good luck ULA!Apr 30, 2010 at 3:13 pm #1604225
Jeffs ElevenBPL Member
@woodenwizardLocale: NePo
It does look interesting. They solved (seem to have, at least) the problem of needing a number of different packs. Get this thing and you'll only need to have different dry bags to accommodate your different volume needs.
It looks a little sloppy with all the straps, but suppose it's so you can fit the different dry bags in it.
I'll be interested to see reviews
-> Just looked at the price- AAHHH!Apr 30, 2010 at 4:10 pm #1604244
Casey BurnettMember
The low resolution photo will be replaced ASAP. The image was taken quickly after one of the first Epics was completed from the sewer's table.
fun facilitatorApr 30, 2010 at 4:50 pm #1604265
Jacob SmithBPL Member
@wrongturnLocale: The Soda
After all the hype, this will be the only ULA pack I won't be buying. $275 and it doesn't even come with a dry bag?Apr 30, 2010 at 5:02 pm #1604274
"After all the hype, this will be the only ULA pack I won't be buying. $275 and it doesn't even come with a dry bag?"
That's because you can vary the size of the pack with different sized dry bags. Considering they cost from between $10 and $25 – suck it up.
You obviously don't remember the Arctic 1000 pack – over $300.Apr 30, 2010 at 5:03 pm #1604275
"After all the hype, this will be the only ULA pack I won't be buying. $275 and it doesn't even come with a dry bag?"
As I recall the BPL Arctic Ultra was $350 with dry bags (came with a 50L and a 65L.) So I don't think the ULA pack is priced out of line.Apr 30, 2010 at 5:04 pm #1604280
I like the concept of swapping different dry bags depending on trip length, etc. But yeah,
1. $275 without even one dry bag is steep.
2. 32 oz without dry bag or stay is heavy
Why is it so heavy anyway??Apr 30, 2010 at 5:07 pm #1604282
I am confused about the stays. Per webpage:
o integrated – twin stays
o removable – twin stays (2.25oz each)
Which is it? Integrated and part of the 32.5 oz weight — or removable and thus in addition to the 32.5 oz. weight? This pack doesn't really have 4 stays, right??Apr 30, 2010 at 5:13 pm #1604288
"Why is it so heavy anyway??"
Considering you can add a 70L drybag for about 7oz, what other framed, suspended, 70L waterproof pack weighing 2.5lbs currently exists?Apr 30, 2010 at 5:25 pm #1604299
Well, my focus is on the skeletal — which seems uncharacteristically heavy. Are the stays part of the total or not?
And a 70L dry bag properly rolled up and secured gives us what? 50L or so?Apr 30, 2010 at 5:45 pm #1604323
I would suspect that the weight includes the stays otherwise not sure of the point of the pack.
No, a 70L drybag is a 70L drybag – unless you roll it down too far.Apr 30, 2010 at 6:13 pm #1604337
Mary DBPL Member
@hikinggrannyLocale: Gateway to Columbia River Gorge
As with almost all the ULA packs, not designed for us short folks!
Considering that a 35 L pack is quite generously sized for me, I'm not too sure what I'd want with one twice as big anyway.Apr 30, 2010 at 6:26 pm #1604340
Steven EvansBPL Member
@steve_evansLocale: Canada
What is the difference between the Epic and the Arctic Drypack? I'm excited because I love my Arctic drypack but other then the straps on the bottom, it looks to be the same…maybe I missed something?
Just saw that it looks like the straps don't attach to the drybag itself…any other differences?Apr 30, 2010 at 6:31 pm #1604343
"What is the difference between the Epic and the Arctic Drypack? I'm excited because I love my Arctic drypack but other then the straps on the bottom, it looks to be the same…maybe I missed something?
Just saw that it looks like the straps don't attach to the drybag itself…any other differences?"
I was wondering the same thing. If they did away with the straps attached to the dry bag, that would be a plus in my opinion. That was about the only thing I didn't like about the Arctic Ultra.Apr 30, 2010 at 6:48 pm #1604353
David StenbergBPL Member
@dstenberg1Locale: South
The pack looks great to me. It solves some of the problems with the arctic pack and does so at a lower price. There are some good deals out there right now for p.o.e. pneumo ltw drysacks. I might be tempted enough to purchase. We will see. Reminds me a lot of the first generation Dana designs racer x but better in my opinion.Apr 30, 2010 at 6:59 pm #1604358
Um, no. Not for me. I have the Arctic Dry Pack and this looks a lot less refined and even quite sloppy, actually. The only advantage I see is the lack of attachment to the drybag. The way the side straps angle down is worrisome and I'm wondering if there is a top strap to secure the pack over the top of the drybag. And to throw out such a sloppy photo… One disappointment after another.Apr 30, 2010 at 7:04 pm #1604359
"Considering that a 35 L pack is quite generously sized for me, I'm not too sure what I'd want with one twice as big anyway."
I look at this as the perfect modular approach in wet climates. But realistically, 35L is good for a couple of days. I suspect you would need a lot more volume for a week or more. Your climate may play a part in this.
Miguel – relax – Casey said he would post better pics shortly.Apr 30, 2010 at 7:18 pm #1604369
Konrad .BPL Member
Don't think i'll ever be able to be in an environment that requires such a setup, so its not really my thing…reminds me a lot of the dana designs racer-x. Isn't this new pack too niche-crowd oriented? I bet they would sell more packs if they released a smaller conduit that a lot of people have been demanding. Hell, they could charge the same price as the conduit and people would still buy it…just look at the MLD burn. I'm normally very supportive to new ideas, and always willing to give things some time, and I hate to sling around the haterade, but I'm really having a hard time following ULA's new business direction
But my real question is this…it looks like they used 2008 style conduit hipbelt/pockets, which means they are still willing to sew a hipbelt of that style…anyone know if ULA would be willing to customize an ohm or a conduit to utilize this older style hipbelt? or has all personal customization left the company after Brian sold it? Edit* well i just shot them an email, lets see what happensApr 30, 2010 at 7:29 pm #1604375
I look at this as something like a "transformer" — a pack that can do it all. I know, I know, this isn't the intended design, but imagine:
1. starting with a light weight skeletal with hip belt pockets and padding removed and a small sil or cuben pack bag for short trips or summit ascent.
2. adding hip belt pockets plus a medium sil pack bag for an overnighter or weekender.
3. adding some padding plus stays and a large pack bag for longer or more gear/water-intensive trips.
4. adding a heavier, waterproof dry bag for the most weather-challenging trips.
Same skeletal, plus different components and pack bags.Apr 30, 2010 at 7:42 pm #1604380
I'll say this for ULA, they said the Epic would be posted on the web site in "April" and it was. Lots better than some that keep promising due dates and then posponing.Apr 30, 2010 at 7:43 pm #1604381
Yeah, you're right, Dave. It's just that I really liked what was there when Brian owned it. Expectations run very high.
Edited to remove unnecessary critical comments.Apr 30, 2010 at 7:54 pm #1604386
Eugene SmithBPL Member
@eugeneiusLocale: Nuevo Mexico
Here Here Ed! Well said! ULA is releasing the EPIC on time as stated. There has been far too much: stock update, postponed, limited quantity, out of stock, late shipment, production issues, pre-purchased ordering shenanigans as of late. I'm finding that NEW GEAR IN SHOP means, in 2011 we'll be taking pre-purchases on this limited quantity item sometime in the next couple months for Lifetime Members first, regular members will be next in line, and lurkers….well good luck sucking the marrow out of the bones!Apr 30, 2010 at 7:59 pm #1604392
You have good points Ed and Eugene…May 1, 2010 at 7:21 am #1604545
chris mcMasterMember
Hey folks,,a few points, 1. the Arctic was pried at 350 with a drybag worth $35, so the Epic is actually less expensive
2 The photo sucks for sure, we will have a professional quality shot up in the next few weeks, but a lot of folks need this pack for spring expeditions and we promised it in April/ so that's what it is
3 As several of you noticed the main difference is the straps attach to the hipbelt not the dry bag, which is obviously more versatile, and it carries much better, also the front mesh pocket is bellowed and zippered making it much more functional,with a bag in the old style and the compression strap running over it the pocket ended up being not as useful as it could be/ Also we have added straps on the bottom to carry a packraft
4 95% of you will never have any use for this pack, it is a speciality item with a very limited group of potential customers, but the nice thing about being a small company with in house production is that we can meet this need and not have to worry about selling thousands of them
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I went back and read the A\C posts for roof units vs basement air. It seems obvious that the basements units and split units(whatever they are) are superior but seem a lot more involved and require much more tech knowledge. I had a 36' class A with 2 rooftops and never had a problem. Is the basement air as trouble free as the roof units and worth having considering the effort and extra $$ involved?
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August 03, 2009, 07:51:14 PM »
If your bus is 12 volt you may not be able to run a rooftop AC from the inverter so mini splits would be better for going down the road because they use less power and may be able to run from a small inverter.
We can run the front roof top AC from our inverter so the front of the bus is comfortable until the heat really kicks in.
When you need lots of cool you have to run the genset to have both rooftops on.
Just my experience.
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August 03, 2009, 08:06:00 PM »
Choices, Choices,
Roof airs, take up roof space, basement airs take up basement space.
I have heard of people building a duct on the ceiling and using the roof airs to supply it, it helped keep quiet inside bus.
rooftop simpler
basement more aesthetically pleasing to some
What are your preferences? Cost, space, looks, power supply I'm sure more help will come with more info.
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August 03, 2009, 08:07:30 PM »
You get more bang for the buck with roof airs and save bay space.
I am not a big fan of either I have 3 Curisair's with the split system in mine.
Nick will give you good advice on the units that is in his field of expertise.
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Re: Roof air or not?
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August 03, 2009, 08:47:34 PM »
I found the smooth lines of the roof more pleasing that roof air warts. Opinions are like,,,, well you know and they all stink. =)
I wanted to do nasement air (Coleman) but didn't want to deal with all the ducting as I'm short on time and aptitude. Now I hear they are hard go find. I chose to install a pair of mini-split units as they only need freon lines run and a air handler mounted inside. No pesky ducting, and according to what I've read quite efficient.
Here is a vendor that sells mini-split, there are a LOT of places selling these units but this was the first I found tonight. I had a large list but can't find them now. However, this will explain some of the Mini-Split hoopla!
The db rating on some air handlers are: Noise level dB(A) L-M-H: 353842
I'm thinking this is quite a bit more quite than the roof units I've see, however my experience is very limited. =)
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August 03, 2009, 09:02:47 PM »
From a personal point-I have three Coleman 13,500btu roof tops (non ducted) and they work great-albeit not as quiet as I'd like though. In 105 degree weather, I can run two of them and maintain 75 degrees inside while driving (bus has 2.25" blown in foam insulation). On this last trip, I came back to a 90 degree interior temp-turned on all three A/C's and in 30 minutes was back down to a comfortable 70 degrees. Roof top airs are made for going down the road-although they add about 100lbs each to the roof.
Basement airs are also made for transportation-so they will hold up to the riggers of travel. Most are just a roof top air reconfigured to basement use-mainly-they have the same components as the roof tops.
Mini-splits are NOT made for transportation. While they may work well for awhile, they most likely will develop vibration problems as they age. If you're willing to live with that, so be it.
I'm going to use Dometic 15,000btu basement airs (2) that are reverse cycle heating also. In the bedroom will be a smaller 7,000btu, and in the cab of the truck also a basement 7,000btu. The truck is 13' tall, so no room for roof tops. Good Luck, TomC
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August 03, 2009, 09:41:16 PM »
The Cursiair split systems are made for transportation or marine service I never had a problem with mine
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August 03, 2009, 11:39:00 PM »
When you hear Mini Split think conventional auto AC but the compressor is driven from an electric motor. In most AC the motor and the expansion chamber where the cold is made are collocated. The mini split has the compressor located in the bay and the "air handler" mounted on a wall in the living quarters. You don't cut the roof but you do have to drill a couple 3/4 inch holes to get the freon lines from thee compressor in the bay to the wall mounted unit. Nick has advised others that the Mini Splits for home use may not be rugged enuf for bus applications. Others have come on line to report that their "house" units are doing fine after years.
The roof airs are the cheapest way to go...They are noisy. If you duct them to defeat the noise you get degraded performance but maybe the performance is good enuf for you?
Basement takes up a lot of space. Look at Nick's pics of his install. His may be the best ever?
I have heartburn with the amt of space his units take up for ductwork. No ducts with the Mini.
Install two systems/units so you have a back up that might get you through. With one large system you will NEED 220VAC to operate it. With two 110VAC systems you can run one AC unit from a 30 amp pole and survive a really hot day. That also applies to two roof airs but I think 1,500 BTU ratings are as high as they go and that only draws 12 amps with a large surge on compressor start-up.
Can you divine what is my choice???
Keep reading those old posts and asking the questions that you develop from them. You will come to a much better understanding and make wiser decisions for your preferences. I am not selling myself as any sort of expert. I only hope to provoke better understanding on your part.
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August 04, 2009, 02:13:25 AM »
I installed ducted rooftop airs in my coach cause they were fast and cheap. After years of full timeing the noise really got annoying. I wished I had went another route.
Then one day I was sitting there and the light bulb went on!! I had ducted the cold air. I should also have ducted the intake air!!!! The compressor, fan motor all have a 14 inch hole to send the sound into the bus. For me it was too late.
If doing again I would duct the roof AC the same as I would duct the air for a generator. Jim
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August 04, 2009, 06:36:25 AM »
For most folks, roof space is not going to be an issue, but cargo bay space is an issue.
I went with roof airs for cost and space reasons. Not only cargo bay space, but also space inside for the ductwork. I have a 43 foot bus, yet I have less lugage bay space than most 40 foot buses due to the short wheelbase. My front luggage bay is only 2/3 the size of my other two luggage bays plus 1/3 of the rear luggage bay is (was) for the A/C condenser. I have a generator in the condenser space now.
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August 04, 2009, 06:47:02 AM »
We went with roof airs, because we will always need the space in the bays. Right now we are right at thirteen feet tall, with the due therm, low profiles. We don't have enough bay space, as it is right now.
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August 04, 2009, 06:47:26 AM »
I may be wrong but I believe service on a home type ac would be a major problem trying to find on the road installed in a bus.
We don't live in a perfect world when using our generator,inverter,and RV parks electrical outlets for running the Ac's just wondering how a house type mini split would handle that environment day after day.
And what is the big deal on the amp draw your making your own power or pluged in to a outlet at a park not like trying to run 2 or 3 AC's off the baterry bank and a inverter for 24 hrs a day
Anyone got answers
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August 04, 2009, 07:20:23 AM »
Some here would have you believe that roof warts and other rv AC are in some way superior to house hold minisplits and window units. Such claims are either flat out wrong or very suspect. All these AC units are made of the same internal components and in fact the roof warts are often more skimpy in mechanical structure. The big difference is efficiency and actual performance under high outdoor temperatures. The rv industry has chosen to rate rv AC capacity and power use at 80 degree outdoor temperature. The US government mandates that household AC be rated (capacity and power use) at 95 degree outside temperature. Because of the threat of government fines the household ratings are much more honest. The effect of this rating difference is that rv units, usually, use twice the power for equivalent cooling at 95 degrees. Another effect is that a household unit that is rated at 2/3 the capacity of an RV unit will provide equivalent cooling when the outside temperature is 95 or higher. Another big difference is in the noise level, roof warts are 60 - 70 Db while the minisplits are 40 - 50 DB and window units are 40 -60 DB. A window unit can easily serve the bedroom by being mounted through the cap. a Ductless minisplit can cool the front even while driving in a 12 volt bus. My verifiable, reproducable results: 18000 BTU/h minisplit draws 14 amps of 120v and cools front 1/2 of bus to 72 while driving on a sunny 95 degree day.
Also the minisplit heat pumps work as heaters down to outside temperatures near 0 while the roof wart heat pumps shut down when outside temps get into the 30s.
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August 04, 2009, 07:54:30 AM »
Wayne are you clear on the subject now LOL .
FWIW I found the Carrier roof mount AC is as good as is gets when it comes to blowing cold air and I have installed a lot of different units over the years.
Like everything else here on the board it is a personal choice like buying ice cream.
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August 04, 2009, 09:27:25 AM »
I do love this board, You can get so much helpful information for whatever you are doing. Certain subjects always have so many different ways to go and this is definetley one of the subjects with more options. Everyone offers info and very persuading opinions that makes it hard to decide and of course cost is always a factor. I have really taken my time and attempted to do everything right because once I finish this conversion I want to enjoy it and not work on it. I am leaning toward the low profile roof units (warts) due to the ease of buying a new one wherever I am if necessary and bolting it on and I do like all my basement storage. I need to find out more about these splits, thinking about putting one up front for the driver.
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The main risks relate to ensuring the safety of our volunteer hosts and our young people. Hosts are trained and subject to Criminal Records Bureau checks and we carry out rigorous risk assessments on young people who are referred to us including police checks in order to ensure the safety of our hosts.
We provide reports to major funders in line with their needs. We also produce an annual review that details our activities and impacts.
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Amount Heading Description £87,000 staff costs project staff costs £15,000 volunteer costs cost of volunteer hosts £35,000 support costs administrative costs
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Source Amount Hilton in the Community £9,000 Guaranteed Henry Smith Charity £12,000 Guaranteed City of York Council £38,000 Guaranteed North Yorkshire County Council £62,000 Guaranteed
We work in York and North Yorkshire
There are two categories of direct beneficiaries, young people who access our services and volunteer hosts who receive our support to enable them to contribute to their community. The whole community also benefits through reduced risk of young people becoming homeless with the attendant risks of increased crime and anti social behaviour.
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We have been providing Nightstop for more than 15 years and have developed a strong local network of supporters and volunteer hosts as well as excellent links with other local support agencies. Our track record of success is very high and in recent feedback, from young people using Nightstop, 100% of users said that they had thought the stay with their host had been good or excellent.
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Secluded on a tiny street leading to the trevi fountain all the rome's must seen sites are literally at your fingertips. On the top floor of a well-maintained small building with a modern elevator, the apartment's layout is suitable for 2 to 4 people. The awesome terrace to start and end your day drinking your coffee or chatting over a bottle of wine is the jewel of the apartment.
Location: at a "stone" thrown to the famous trevi fountain the neighborhood offer bakeries, cafes, fresh fruit and vegetable stands, pizzerie, gelateria's and easy access to public transportation.
Layout: in its valuable top floor position the apartment is very quiet and the décor is sophisticated yet functional. The bright living room is furnished with a modern sofa that converts in a comfy double bed larger than a standard queen size. The large window allowing the sofa area to be surrounded by the greenery of the outside terrace, the roof window and the door to access the terrace are all provided by blackout curtains that can be pulled out to darken the room for those who are sleeping in the sofa bed or for a nap after returning from hours of daily sightseeing and activity.
Opening onto the living room is the kitchen. It features a dish-ware, large fridge with a roomy separate freezer section, washing clothes, dishwasher, four-burners gas stove, combination microwave/grill oven, kettle and espresso coffee machine. In the dining area the extendable table seats comfortably 4. The powerful air conditioner cools off the entire apartment during the warmest season.
In the bedroom a wardrobe with shelves protected by sand color curtains and built in cupboards have been designed for either longer or shorter stay. The bed is even larger than a queen size, its mattress and pillows are hypoallergenic and suitable for sensitive backs. It's a very quiet bedroom and even with the window open you won't hear any noise from the outside busy area. Only the song of the seagulls that come from the nearby river Tiber may sometimes wake you up. The bedroom has an ensuite bathroom, with grey and yellow mosaic tiles, a large glassed-in jacuzzi shower, toilet bidet and sink.
The charming terrace is the cherry. Accessible form the door in the living room is large enough to allow enjoying your meals out in the warmest seasons. It has a table and 4 chairs for dining al fresco, cozy even for 'night caps' or breakfast.
I constantly work hard to provide a service that meet your expectations. I try to make my place feel like your home away from home in Rome.
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If you want to be the first in morning to toss a coin in the Trevi Fountain and make a wish.
Excellent stay check in fine, very secure overall very good
Our family of 4 spent 4 nights in this lovely apartment. It's perfectly located literally steps from the Trevi fountain which is such a treat to visit each morning before the crowds start. We walked to every main tourist site except the Vatican, which was only 4 subway stops away. There are shops and restaurants all over the neighbourhood and it didn't take long to figure out our way around. The limousine service was an absolute must. That was the best 45 euros we spent in Rome. It was so nice to have someone at the airport waiting to take us to the apartment and we had the driver take us back to the airport to pick up our rental car once we were finished in Rome. The apartment was very clean, well equipped, quiet and we always felt extremely safe. It was a little cramped for 4 adults but we would still highly recommend it and wouldn't hesitate to stay here again.
As the title says, the location of this apartment is just perfect.So close to the Trevi Fountain which puts you in the middle of the action in Rome. The best part of it is that even though you are centrally located, once inside the apartment you don't hear the hustle and bustle of outside. It is your quiet getaway from the fast pace action of Rome.
What makes this property stand out though is both the awesome terrace outside in which to see the rooftops and beautiful sky while enjoying some wine and cheese and the service you will get from Paola or one of her angels when checking in. Leave your guidebook at home because there are several on the bookshelf to use during your stay and Paola has provided some great recommendations of places around the apartment in which to dine or shop.
Did I mention this is a complete apartment also? Want to spend a night inside and do your own cooking? No problem. Been all over Italy and need to do some laundry? Great! There is a washer here. I spent way too much time looking for a great apartment to rent while on my honeymoon in Rome. As a favor to you reading this review, your search is over. Book this apartment now and you will not regret it.
This place is exactly what is looks like, a modern efficient apartment in a very convenient location with historical character and a great roof deck.
It's been a week since I left Rome, but when I close my eyes, I am still there. This little top floor apartment was my dream. Trevi is so crowded, you say? Well, I thought if I stayed at Trevi, I could see it morning noon and night, right? Coffee at Trevi in the morning sun, before the crowds show up at 10am, how can you go wrong? I was off to see other sights by then anyway. Back for a lunch of fresh ricotta from the shop on the ground floor, and fresh tomatoes and arugula from the little farmers-market cart on the corner, and I am off again. Museums and miles later, we could have a glass of wine again from the shop on the ground floor, and listen to the church bells on the roof while watching the sun go down.
The bed was firm, the shower was hot, the stove-top cooked my sausages and fritatta to perfection. However, the seagull on the roof stole my Yum Yum pizza, beware!
This apartment was in a perfectly central location. It was clean and provided not only the essentials but also a gorgeous terrace and lots of light, which was exactly what I was looking for. Paola is extremely quick to respond to emails and was very sweet and helpful during my stay. If you are looking for a central apartment with lots of charm, convenience and the luxury of a terrace, you should book this place. You won't regret it!
I really enjoyed my stay at the Trevi Fountain Apartment. Everything was as I expected and had read on the description. The location can't get better since the trevi fountain is just a few steps away. The apartment is located in a street where you will find drinks, food, souvenirs etc. Even though it is in a very busy street, the apartment is really quiet. The bed and the sofa are really comfortable to sleep in. And the apartment is extremely cozy. Paola was an excellent host, she arrange our pick up and drop off at the airport. She also suggested some nice restaurants where we could go dine. I will definitely stay in the Trevi Fountain Apartment whenever I return to Rome. Don't think it twice! I SWEAR YOU WON'T REGRET IT! It's as good as it gets. Thanks of everything Paola!
In the heart of the historical center a few steps from the world famous trevi fountain. Close to everything and easy to get around rome on foot it's a walk to the colosseum, roman forum and capitoline museums, pantheon, navona square and even the vatican. Surrounded by restaurants, bars and of course world-class shopping. Excellent access to metro, taxis, and bus stops, and a well stocked supermarket is around the corner. The area is extremely safe, perfect for an evening stroll after a great meal, delighted by an italian world famous gelato! A trip to rome would not be complete without a stop at the trevi fountain to toss in three coins and make a wish.
Limousine service: we can prearrange your pick up from both fco and cia rome's airports by a reliable licensed limousine service at a fixed price even if the driver has to wait due to your flight delays or there's traffic on your way. You will pay directly the driver.
However if you prefer using public transportation here are the directions from the two airports and termini railroad station.
From leonardo da vinci airport: take "leonardo express" train to the termini station. Trains to termini station start at 6:35 in the morning, with trains running at 5 and 35 minutes after the hour. The last train of the day departs at 23.35 (11:37pm). It costs 11 euro per person. From piazzale dei cinquecento just off termini railroad station, take the bus n. 175 direction partigiani and get off tritone/fontana di trevi stop (7 stops).
From ciampino airport: take the shuttle to termini station, then from piazzale dei cinquecento just off termini railroad station, take the bus n. 175 direction partigiani and get off tritone/fontana di trevi stop (7 stops).
From termini railroad station: from piazzale dei cinquecento just off termini railroad station, take the bus n. 175 direction partigiani and get off to the tritone/fontana di trevi stop (7 stops).
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Change of plans forcing you to delay or cut short your stay do not provide the refund of the number of days rental you will be missing. Upon the notice of the new arrival or departure date, I will attempt to find another guest to rent during the same period. If I can re-rent I will refund your money. If not I must treat these as if you stayed for the full period which was reserved.
Tourist tax in Rome amounts Euro 3,50 per person per night (with a maximum of 10 nights). Children up to 10 years of age are exempted. The tourist tax is to be paid in cash upon arrival.
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