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RACHELE APARTMENT
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Details
Info about accommodation:
Location: | Centre of Sorrento | |
Type of Accommodation: | Dwelling | |
Living area: | 100 sq. | |
Number of rooms: | Corridor + 1 bedroom with double bed + 1 bedroom with twin beds + kitchen with terrace + large living room (with an extra single bed) + bathroom with bath and shower | |
Sleeping places | 4 + 1 | |
Short description:
Interior:
- Corridor
- Bedroom with double bed
- Bedroom with two single beds
- Kitchen with oven, refrigerator and terrace
- Large living room with colour-tv and with extra single bed
- Bathroom with bath and shower
- Central heating
- 2 terraces
Special features of the apartment:
- Centrally lokated
About the location:
Distances:
- Private beach on payment: 400 m
- Station: 300 m
- Bus stop: 50 m
- Parking on payment: 100 m
- Banks, Post office and shops: 20 m
- Restaurants, shops and bars in the immediate vicinity
| 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 | |
| Credit cards accepted at check in | VISA MASTERCARD AMERICAN EXPRESS | |
| Additional Notes |
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The Emperor M. Ulpius Trajan was born in Italica (Spain) in 53 B.C. The formidable task accomplished in his reign was the conquest of Dacia (present day Romania). In 101 he began his campaign: when the roads and fortifications were ready, Trajan took the capital by force and imposed impossibly hard conditions which Decebalus, the leader of the Dacians, did not choose to abide by. In 105 fighting was resumed. The Dacians fought desperately: “to victory or to death”; but their army was wiped out. Their heroic prince committed suicide and Trajan returned to Rome laden with treasures. After the celebrations of his triumph, he wished to remember his victory and decided to bui ... continue
