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The large bedroom has a queen-size bed. There is a clock-radio, a light, and a/c
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The large bedroom has a queen-size bed. There is a clock-radio, a light, and a/c
Our front door opens to offer a place to take off your shoes after walking Rome
The bed can be separated to offer two singles. There is a large clothes wardrobe
A nice place to prepare to go out and a place to hang your coat when you return
The bedroom has an antique dresser with a marble top and large mirror and chairs
LED TV with satellite, stereo (i-pod hookup), and WIFI modem keep you connected
The living/dining room is decorated in neutrals with a new comfortable sectional
There is a fold-up table to give you another seating option for a meal or snack.
The well equipped kitchen has everything you need.There is a door to the balcony
A door to the balcony gives a nice view while working at the desk or from bed.
The second bedroom has a full-sized bed.Books and games. Laptop not included.
The foyer chairs and table can be easily moved out for the Roman sun, wine, etc.
The bathroom offers a large shower with a bench and lots of thick white towels
From the private balcony you have a panoramic view of city life in Rome.
A 3 minute walk to the # 8 tram stop. An 8 minute ride to all the famous sites
The hallway has bulletin boards, guide books, and maps for your Rome adventures.
Everyone will ask if you went to Trevi Fountain. Make sure you throw three coins
The Pantheon is one of the most spiritual places in Rome.
Piazza Navona has great fountains, artists, food, and shops. Be sure to go there
Rome's markets sell fresh produce, meats, fish, dairy, flowers, and wines
Ancient Rome's sites are within a 3 1/2 mile walk or an easy bus ride on the # 3
This floor-plan shows the layout of the condominium,balcony,stairs, and elevator
Each Sunday Porta Portese starts around the corner and goes on for miles. Enjoy!
A pal made this fabulous sign that I can't figure out where to hang. Looks good!