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Guests of the 4-star A Casa Di Giallo B&B Rome can easily reach Sant'Antonio da Padova in Via Tuscolana, located merely 5 minutes' walk away.
Offering a hair dryer and bath sheets, the bathrooms also feature a separate toilet and a shower. Guests can take advantage of views of the city.
A Casa Di Giallo B&B is around 5 minutes on foot from Osteria del Cavaliere serving Lazio dishes.
Situated about 300 metres from Ponte Lungo underground station, this Rome hotel is 2.6 km from the ancient Colosseum Roman Amphitheatre. Sights approximately 25 minutes' walk from the bed & breakfast include the 211-217 Baths of Caracalla. The 4th-century Basilica of San Clemente is 2.1 km from the Casa Di Giallo Rome. The property is located right near Roma Termini train station, while Gela bus stop is just 250 metres away. Ciampino airport is reachable within a 20-minute drive.
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John
2023-07-26
Great location, spacious room, helpful owner, good transport advice, free coffee and water.
Almost perfect.
Liam
2023-07-25
The location was perfect, just a short walk to the metro station and train station from the airport. The room was spacious and clean with a nice view. The bathroom was separate but very clean and convenient. The host was friendly and helpful, providing clear directions and prompt responses. The complimentary water bottles and good breakfast were a nice touch. the facilities and room advantages were great, making it a comfortable stay.
The small lift was a bit uncomfortable, especially when carrying luggage.
Tony
2023-03-06
This hotel is very close to the metro station, making it extremely convenient for exploring the city. The rooms are equipped with all the necessary amenities and have spacious bathrooms. Additionally, the breakfast each morning is a great way to start the day.
No improvements needed.
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