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Via del Forte Bravetta 100,
Gianicolo,
Its an elegant and stylish villa of 800 sq. feet, with a wonderful garden, a kitchen, a bright living room with big sofa and SAT TV and 2 bedrooms The rooms have been individually appointed and feature elegant and comfortable interiors, each designed to create a warm and relaxing environment to ensure guests an extremely pleasant stay.The twin room is with television, private balcony, heating, hairdryer and ensuite bathroom with box shower.The double bedroom and the single bedroom have a private balcony, heating, hairdryer andbathroom with box showerA continental or Italian breakfast is served from 8.30 a.m. until 10 a.m. in the kitchen. During the summertime, breakfast is served in the garden.A quiet and cordial atmosphere characterize Le Jardin de Rome. Le Jardin de Rome is situated in Monteverde, very close to Trastevere, Vatican Museum and all the main sights of Rome.The bandb is very well connected by public transportation.More info: private parking availablePick up fromto the Airport can be organised.Write us for more photo or information.Discounts available for long term stays
Rates From £65 per night.
Rooms: 2
Accommodation Type: Bed and Breakfast
By airplaneFrom Fiumicino - Leonardo Da Vinci airport:An express train leaving every 30 minutes connects the airport to the Trastevere station. Once you are in Trastevere station you should take the Tram 8 and get off at the last stop called Casaletto. You will find the house after 100 metres on the corner between Via Silvestri and Via del Forte BravettaFrom Ciampino airport: a shuttle bus service connects the airport directly to Termini train stationFrom Termini station you should take the train to Trastevere station.Once you are in Trastevere station you should take the Tram 8 and get off at the last stop called Casaletto. You will find the house after 100 metres on the corner between Via Silvestri and Via del Forte BravettaBy TrainFrom the Roma Termini railway station you should take the train to Trastevere station.Once you are in Trastevere station you should take the Tram 8 and get off at the last stop called Casaletto. You will find the house after 100 metres on the corner between Via Silvestri and Via del Forte Bravetta
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