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A.RIVEDERCI ROMA

Details

Entry

Reception

Double room

Bathroom

Breakfast in the room

Suite

Corso Vittorio Emanuele II

Number of people: 2

LOCATION:

The B&B is located between Piazza Navona, Campo de' Fiori and Saint Angel Castle, very close to the Vatican City and Via del Corso.

DESCRIPTION:

A.Rivederci Roma is a new B&B in an ideal context for who wishes to visit Rome without loosing the beauties of the Eternal City. On the first floor of a historical building between Campo de' Fiori and Piazza Navona, it offers clients comfort and privacy at the same time. Delicious continental breakfast is served directly in the room. Reception desk is open 24h and the personnel will be happy to give all the necessary information for a pleasant stay in Rome.

L'A.Rivederci Roma has 9 beautiful rooms with TV, telephone, minibar,safe-box,air conditioning and free wireless.

SERVICES:

Breakfast service directly in the room, Concierge, Agreement with Restaurants and Garage and shuttle service from/to the Airports and Civitavecchia port.

HOW TO REACH US

From Termini Station: Bus n°40 for 5 stops.

From Fiumicino Airport: Train Leonardo Express to Termini Station

Terms and Conditions

Check in

From 14.00 till 24.00

Check out

till 11.30

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations prior to 3 days of your arrival, you will be returned the total sum you paid, except for the bank transfer expenses - see cancellation policy

Additional Services

Shuttle bus from/to the airport	€ 55
Garage on request	€

Pets

No Pets

Credit cards accepted at check in

VISA
MASTERCARD
AMERICAN EXPRESS
DINERS CLUB
BARCLAYCARD

Additional Notes

extra bed on request

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