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EMILIA LODGING
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Details
Info about accommodation:
Location: | Sorrento – near the main square | |
Type of Accommodation: | Apartment | |
Living area: | 45 sq. | |
Number of rooms: | Spacious double room+ bathroom with a bath and shower + living room + kitchen | |
Sleeping places | 2 | |
Short description:
Interior:
- Spacious double room, accommodating two people, that looks into a wonderful garden
- Bathroom with shower/WC
- Living room with TV
- Perfectly furnished kitchen with oven, microwave oven, toaster and coffee maker
- Hi –Fi System
- ADSL line for a computer
- Air conditioning/Central heating
- Prrivate car parking
Special features of the apartment:
- Apartment is with wide bay windows
- Double room that looks into a picturesque garden
- Parking
About the location:
Distances:
- Tasso square: 50 ms
- Bus Stop: 50 m
- Train Station: 300 m
- Banks, Post Office and Shops: 50 meters
- Next private beach: 200 m
- Central and very quiet
| Terms and Conditions | |||
 | Check in | From 15.30 till 20.00 | |
| Check out | till 10.00 | |
| Notes Check in/out | After 8 pm, the guests will pay Euro 10 for each hour of delay | |
| Cancellation Policy | Cancellations prior to days: 30 of your arrival, you will be returned the total sum you paid, except for the bank transfer expenses | |
| Bond (given back to Your departure) | No bond is required on your arrival | |
| Pets | Welcome | |
| Info | Only small pets | |
| Credit cards accepted at check in | VISA MASTERCARD AMERICAN EXPRESS | |
| Additional Notes |
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