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B&B NICOLÒ III A SAN PIETRO
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Number of people: 3
LOCATION:
The Bed and Breakfast Nicolò III a San Pietro is situated a few a steps away from Piazza San Pietro, in a quiet and elegant street, which is connected very well to the bus, subway and urban train.
DESCRIPTION:
The Bed and Breakfast is completely renovated and offers comfortable rooms lovingly furnished and with private bathrooms.
The breakfast is self service and included: mineral water, coffee, tea, nutella, honey, jams, pastries, cookies, bread and fruit juices, all of them are offered free of charge.
We are also very happy to offer free use of domestic telephone and internet.
SERVICES:
- HOW TO REACH US
BY BUS N. 64:
The Bus 64 begins at Termini Station train and arrived to San Pietro Station,no more than 100 meters from the B&B and passes through the heart of Historic Centre.(25 minutes).
BY URBAN TRAIN:
From Fiumicino Airport to San PIetro Station are 35-40 minutes by urban train.
BY SUBWAY:
From Termini Station to Valle Aurelia-Anastasio II and from Valle Aurelia-Anastasio II to San Pietro Station(20-25 minutes).
| Terms and Conditions | |||||
 | Check in | From 13.00 till 20.30 | |||
| Check out | till 10.30 | |||
| Cancellation Policy | Cancellations prior to days: 15 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 | No Pets | |||
| Credit cards accepted at check in | Credit card payments are not accepted at the check-in | |||
| Additional Notes |
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At the end of the Via dei Fori Imperiali stands the COLOSSEUM, one of the greatest marvels of the Roman civilization. This immense amphitheatre, whose ancient splendour we can still admire, was begun by Vespasian in A.D. 72 and finished by his son Titus in A.D. 80. Hebrew prisoners were employed in its construction. Its real name is the Flavian Amphitheatre, commonly called Colosseum perhaps because the Colossus of Nero was in its vicinity. There is scarcely a page of Roman history that is not connected with the Colosseum, which became the symbol of the city and its life. Thus in the 8th century the Venerable Bede sald: «While the Colosseum stands, Rome sha ... continue
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