Happy Village & Camping

Good bus service and friendly bus driver Food market: It's not a market, it was very poor and prices was even higher than in centre of Rome. Restaurant/bar: Prices is same like in Rome centre but they don't know nothing about good food. Lasagne was horrible (worst lasagne in the world). And they added table fee and bread (I not ordered bread and I not touched bread too but still they ask money for bread). This service and food was not worth for table fee (no service fee = good service & good food. service fee means always bad food and bad service and this restaurant confirmed it again). Room: no toilet paper, bathroom radiator was cold (it was horrible cold in bathroom, and there was no place to dry your clothes), and room was dirty and of course nothing matched with pictures. :)

The staff was very kind and helpful. The only thing I could mention here is: as the village is located far from the city centre there are a lot of people who want to take the village's own bus to get to the city, but it is very small, and the people have to wait an one hour if they miss due to not enough space. You should use a bigger bus to have all of your guests satisfied.

Happy village was the second camping villlage that we stayed in italy, and definitely more comfortable and cleaner than the first one. We liked the village. Only disadvantage is its location, if you want to spend more time in Rome nights it is not the right choice.

The bungalow was too close to a noisy generator or wash room. We booked bungalow with air-conditioning, this we were told was communal & therefore not able to be adjusted to our individual preference. it was tuned on to a heating rather then cooling system, so we could not have it cold.

rural taxi fares too expensive when shuttle bus was full

The huts were real value for money and the little gardens were perfect for relaxing with a drink in the evening Although the site states that the shuttle bus leaves every hr this is not the case in the evenings, so we had to wait 1 1/2 hrs with our luggage at prima porta train station on the first night. (Phone to check bus times before you arrive)