Rome - Repubblica Opera

Rome - Opera
3 Bedroom · 2.5 Bathrooms · Sleeps 6 · Price $ call for per night

Repubblica Opera

Sleeps: 6
Metro: Repubblica
Location: Opera
Map: Scroll down for property location map
Floor: 3rd floor (with elevator)
Amenities: Air Conditioning, Cable TVs (3), WiFi Hi Speed Internet, Washer /Dryer, Hair dryer, Fully Equipped Kitchen with Nespresso Maker, etc
Cleaning: Complimentary Departure Cleaning
Price: per night pricing subject to seasonal rates
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Description:
This is a Non-Smoking Apartment

Spacious and bright 3-bedroom, 2.5 bathroom family apartment sleeping up to 6 guests just 12 minutes walk from the amazing Trevi Fountain!
Metro A stop and bus stop 2 minutes from the home, main attraction sites are reachable by walking.

Roma 1882 "Already famous and very attractive, with blond hair and something on fire in his personality", we do not know if these words that Eleonora Duse said to Gabriele D'Annunzio after their meeting in Rome in 1882 had been written right on the desk in main hall of Boheme.

We like to imagine, however, that a beautiful piece of Italian history of the 1900's has been written between Boheme walls, in the period in which one of the greatest Italian theater actresses lived in this apartment, housed in a residential building of the nineteenth century.

The apartment has been elegantly decorated by a famous Roman architect, conceived and designed to host important personalities. The apartment has two double bedrooms, one with ensuite bathroom, and a third bedroom with two single beds. The apartment can comfortably accommodate up to six people. The double living room has a plasma TV, sofa and dining table. The kitchen has everything you might need during your vacation: oven, dishwasher, washing machine, etc. The main bathroom even has a Jacuzzi and a separate shower.

All mattresses are made of latex and are antibacterial, anatomical and hypoallergenic.

Between one scene and the other, Ms. Duse loved walking through the famous corners of Rome, a few steps from here; Colosseum, Pantheon, a stop at the Coliseum, before returning home and immersing herself in her art.