Apartment in Rome
4 guests · 2 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this apartment rental
The apartment, located in the elegant and quiet Residenza Cestia, is in a prime location for exploring the city. Just 50 meters from the Garbatella Metro station, you can reach the historic center (Circo Massimo, Colosseum, Piazza Venezia, and Termini Station) in just a few stops.
The apartment features a spacious living room with a comfortable, brand-new sofa bed and dining area, a fully equipped kitchen, a master bedroom with a walk-in closet and private bathroom, a second bedroom, and another bathroom.
The apartment also features a very large and comfortable furnished terrace overlooking a quiet communal garden. You can relax after a day exploring the city and enjoy dinner in complete tranquility. Furthermore, the house faces entirely onto the communal garden, ensuring peace and quiet for a well-deserved rest both day and night.
The house is equipped with one air conditioning unit that adequately cools the entire home during the summer months.
An indoor garage within the building is available for parking in a private garage space.
The neighborhood is rich in history, culture, and social life, and just a short walk from the house you can dine at some of the city’s best restaurants.
The house is located between two historic and wonderful neighborhoods: Garbatella (10-minute walk), known for its charming vintage villas, and Testaccio (a 15-minute walk), which, with its Monte dei Cocci and renowned local market, is a must-see destination in Rome.
From Cecilia to the Pyramid of Cestius, it is, of course, very close to the famous Pyramid, from which you can easily reach the charming Aventine Hill neighborhood.
In addition, just a few meters from the house, you can admire the majestic Basilica of St. Paul (5-minute walk)
Right across from the apartment, you can also visit the Centrale Montemartini, Rome’s first public power plant, now converted into a museum: a wonderful example of industrial archaeology
In the surrounding area, you’ll find all kinds of services, including bars, restaurants, pastry shops, supermarkets, banks, and more.
Your host will be happy to provide you with any information you need
Please note that at check-in, valid identification must be provided for every guest, including minors.
At that time, the tourist tax must be paid directly to the host.
The apartment features a spacious living room with a comfortable, brand-new sofa bed and dining area, a fully equipped kitchen, a master bedroom with a walk-in closet and private bathroom, a second bedroom, and another bathroom.
The apartment also features a very large and comfortable furnished terrace overlooking a quiet communal garden. You can relax after a day exploring the city and enjoy dinner in complete tranquility. Furthermore, the house faces entirely onto the communal garden, ensuring peace and quiet for a well-deserved rest both day and night.
The house is equipped with one air conditioning unit that adequately cools the entire home during the summer months.
An indoor garage within the building is available for parking in a private garage space.
The neighborhood is rich in history, culture, and social life, and just a short walk from the house you can dine at some of the city’s best restaurants.
The house is located between two historic and wonderful neighborhoods: Garbatella (10-minute walk), known for its charming vintage villas, and Testaccio (a 15-minute walk), which, with its Monte dei Cocci and renowned local market, is a must-see destination in Rome.
From Cecilia to the Pyramid of Cestius, it is, of course, very close to the famous Pyramid, from which you can easily reach the charming Aventine Hill neighborhood.
In addition, just a few meters from the house, you can admire the majestic Basilica of St. Paul (5-minute walk)
Right across from the apartment, you can also visit the Centrale Montemartini, Rome’s first public power plant, now converted into a museum: a wonderful example of industrial archaeology
In the surrounding area, you’ll find all kinds of services, including bars, restaurants, pastry shops, supermarkets, banks, and more.
Your host will be happy to provide you with any information you need
Please note that at check-in, valid identification must be provided for every guest, including minors.
At that time, the tourist tax must be paid directly to the host.
Amenities
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Map of Rome
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