Hotel Name
| B&B Sixbeds
|   | Type of Accommodation
| bed and breakfast
| Price range per night from
| 26.00
| Currency
| EUR
| | Location | Rome City Centre | How to get there? Roma Termini train station is just 600 metres away. The Vittorio Emanuele metro station (line A) is practically on the B&B’s doorstep. Bus number 360 stops 50 metres away. | | Travel Agency | BudgetPlaces | | Online Booking | Book Now |
The B&B Sixbeds is a suitable establishment to commit a few nights discovering the italian capital. Getting your holiday accommodation in central Rome provides the useful benefits to be located nothing but a few metres from the biggest monuments for instance the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, the Spanish Steps, Piazza Navona, Piazza Venezia, the Colosseum and Roman Forum all just a short while away on foot.The B&B Sixbeds boasts double rooms using double beds coupled with private bathrooms. All of the rooms are furnished with a colour TV, a safety deposit box, air conditioning and heating. Guests can take joy in a tasty breakfast, incorporated in the rate, in the warm and comfortable breakfast room - eating area. There is a comfortable, welcoming setting throughout the bed and breakfast which invites visitors to chill out and enjoy the amenities.The B&B Sixbeds's privileged vicinity causes it to be the ideal base with respect to discovering every corner of Roma. 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