Historian Michelangelo Cagiano de Azevedo points out that along the Roman roads, “there were mansiones, full - fledged hotels, with stores, stables, and accommodations for their staff; between two successive mansiones, there were a number of mutationes, or stopover points, where one could change horses or vehicles and find supplies. ”
Vēsturnieks Mikelandželo Kadžāno de Acevedo norāda, ka romiešu ceļu malās ” atradās mansiones, īstas viesnīcas, ar pārtikas krājumiem, staļļiem un personāla telpām; posmā starp divām mansiones bija daudzas mutationes jeb iebraucamās vietas, kur varēja nomainīt zirgus vai ratus un papildināt krājumus ”.