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Please note:
The three single sofa beds are located in the living room areas, which cannot be separated or darkened.
We do not recommend this apartment forchildren under 15 years old, as the stairs leading to the bedrooms do not have a railing and due to the fragility of the vintage furniture.
The rental is intended for residential use only. No parties or events of any kind are permitted.
We personally meet our guests at check-in from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. to provide all the necessary information about the accommodation and the city. Self-check-in is not available.
Central heating operating hours: 6–9 a.m., 12–2 p.m., and 7–10 p.m.
Only guests booked through the platform may stay (other unregistered guests are not permitted to stay overnight). In the event of a change in the number of guests (more or fewer), you must notify the property.
We must receive the passports of all guests by the day before arrival for the mandatory submission of data to the National Security Authority
EXTRA FEES: In agreement with the property, it is possible to arrange certain additional services for an extra fee:
to book your transfer from the airport or train station. Please provide the property with your flight or train number to receive a quote. The cost is to be paid directly to the driver
To arrange an extra cleaning every 4 days (cleaning of the kitchen and bathroom and change of linens); the cost is to be paid directly to the cleaning staff
to arrange an early or late check-in or late checkout—subject to availability—additional fees apply: contact the property for a quote; the fee is to be paid directly to the front desk staff.
MONTI No tour of Rome would be complete without exploring the Monti district, one of the city’s most picturesque neighborhoods. In this area, as old as the capital itself, wealthy patricians and the common people once lived side by side in the Suburra, which today is the neighborhood’s most distinctive area. Despite the urban development of the nineteenth century and the urban changes of the Fascist era, the Monti district has only partially lost its original layout. A maze of narrow cobblestone streets is home not only to numerous restaurants but also to historic buildings, vintage shops, and artisan workshops. From various corners of the district, visitors can admire romantic and particularly evocative views that immerse them in a nostalgic, retro atmosphere. The Monti district is a place to live but also to admire: important archaeological remains and treasures of sacred architecture are preserved here.
No car needed (using private cars is not recommended due to a lack of parking). A short walk will take you to the bars and shops of the “Monti” district (5 min) or the city center (10 min). A 2-minute walk will take you to public transportation: Metro Line B at Cavour (to Termini or Tiburtina Train Station), or buses 75 and 117. From Termini Train Station (you can get there on foot or via Metro B to Cavour), you can take Metro A to “Ottaviano” to reach the Vatican Museums.
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