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Even if you speak the language, finding the services you need in Rome can be a challenge. If you are traveling without your laptop, you'll be looking for an internet cafe. In Rome, there are more wifi locations every day, and no shortage of internet cafes where you can combine checking your mail with a trip to the movies, the laundromat, or even a visit to a museum. Anyone who spends more than a few days here will be looking for a manicure, if not a shampoo and cut. And after even a week, many of us will be mad to find a good gym or exercise class. And if you don't speak the language, and realize that you need to learn it, we've provided you with a guide to the best language schools in Rome. Click on the links above to find all this and much more!

NOI SALON

A salon with the relaxed feeling of a clubhouse, this cozy spot, tucked into a courtyard in the Piazza del Popolo, has attracted most of Rome's English-speaking community since it opened a scant two years ago. You'll enjoy chatting with partners Rick, Massimo and Giuseppe, perhaps over a glass of champagne, while you're cut and colored. And you'll be back because you'll be thrilled with the results. All three speak English, having come to Rome after years of running their own salons in Southern California. Relax in their private little garden while your color takes. "W" magazine wrote that the salon "caters to Rome's jetsetters and young aristocrats," but there's a warm welcome waiting for anyone who crosses the threshold.
Piazza del Popolo 3 tel 06 3600 6284 www.noisalon.com


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	The Best in Rome SERVICES Even if you speak the language, finding the services you need in Rome can be a challenge. If you are traveling without your laptop, you'll be looking for an internet cafe. In Rome, there are more wifi locations every day, and no shortage of internet cafes where you can combine checking your mail with a trip to the movies, the laundromat, or even a visit to a museum. Anyone who spends more than a few days here will be looking for a manicure, if not a shampoo and cut. And after even a week, many of us will be mad to find a good gym or exercise class. And if you don't speak the language, and realize that you need to learn it, we've provided you with a guide to the best language schools in Rome. Click on the links above to find all this and much more! NOI SALON A salon with the relaxed feeling of a clubhouse, this cozy spot, tucked into a courtyard in the Piazza del Popolo, has attracted most of Rome's English-speaking community since it opened a scant two years ago. You'll enjoy chatting with partners Rick, Massimo and Giuseppe, perhaps over a glass of champagne, while you're cut and colored. And you'll be back because you'll be thrilled with the results. All three speak English, having come to Rome after years of running their own salons in Southern California. Relax in their private little garden while your color takes. "W" magazine wrote that the salon "caters to Rome's jetsetters and young aristocrats," but there's a warm welcome waiting for anyone who crosses the threshold. Piazza del Popolo 3 tel 06 3600 6284 www.noisalon.com