
“A relaxed, and nicely appointed apartment, in a grand, refurbished building, in central Rome, only 300 mts. from Piazza del Popolo and within walking distance to all the famous landmarks in the eternal city. The apartment has every amenity to make your trip to Rome easy and comfortable, with lasting memories.”

“Meticulously maintained by it’s caring owner, there is parquetry flooring throughout, a large combined living and dining room with a table and dining chairs, a sofa and plasma Satellite TV.”
“Off the hall there are two bedrooms, both with wardrobes. The first master bedroom, has a comfortable double bed, with a high quality mattress for your ultimate comfort and there is an en suite bathroom with a bathtub and shower, washbasin and wc. The second bedroom has two single beds, which on request can be joined to make a double bed. The second bathroom has a shower, washbasin and wc. Equipped with HD TV 32 “with International Sky. The air-conditioning has both heating and cooling is equipped with individual remote control and services the entire apartment. The apartment is equipped with high speed 20 meg Internet access with wireless signal so you can access Internet from all rooms with your laptop or smartphone. This area has many wonderful outdoor cafes, restaurants, bars, supermarkets and with a short stroll, you are at the Spanish Steps and Via Condotti, where you will find some of the best fashion shopping in the world, with every designer label boutique you can imagine.” The estimated cost per person, per night is $82.00.
As is our pattern, we will do most of the sightseeing on our own while depending on public transportation. If we arrange for any side trips outside of Rome it will be through my favorite touring company, Walks of Italy: Italy Tours & Activities https://www.walksofitaly.com.
On our last day, we will say, “Arrivederci Roma,” as we take a cab from our Spanish Steps apartment to the airport for our return trip back to Florida.
NOTE: Hotels in Italy have strict rules as to how many people are permitted for a particular size room. When you make a reservation, it is crucial to advise the hotel if more than 2 people will be in the room.
To dial from a U.S. phone to Italy, you first dial 011 and then the phone number.
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