Penthouse Navona

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Penthouse |1 bedroom |Sleeps 4

Central Rome in Rome

From £642 per week |  From £92 per night

3 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Air conditioning, balcony/terrace, car not necessary, no pets allowed

About the home

Luxury Loft Suite is placed right in the centre of everything: a recently restored penthouse, with a panoramic 360° view over the square underneath,. The apartment is equipped with table and chairs to enjoy breakfasts or evening meals, as the groceries and the fresh food market are only steps away. The apartment is comfortably furnished and fully equipped, with air conditioning, central heating and a fireplace for a warm atmosphere.

Luxury Loft Suite is an exclusive place, well and comfortably located, with buses for any direction just outside, in walking distance from all the main important Roman sites and few hundred metres from the subway station.
Exclusive just restored fine apartment located in the heart of Rome, at the Top floor of an elegant building, accommodating up to 4 people. The living room is furnished with a TV, DVD video player, Hi-Fi with cd tape and radio and a very comfortable king size sofabed. The bedroom is provided with a king size bed with orthopaedic mattress. The graceful kitchen is roomy, full equipped with the best electrical household appliances: refrigerator, freezer, microwave, toaster, kettle, oven, exhaust fan, iron and ironing board, vacuum cleaner. The apartment is refined with a precious parquet that makes all the environments cosy and charming, amazingly bright and perfectly furnished. The elegant bathroom is equipped with a king size shower. In the apartment you will find independent heating system and air conditioning.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Facilities
Wooden floor and ceiling, fireplace, air conditioning, central heating, tourist map, complete living room, rooftops view, internet connection (on demand),, TV,
Fully Equipped Apartments
Air Conditioning
Internet Connection
Shuttle Service
Furnished terrace
Weekly towels change
Cleaner Service
Multilingual Reception
Central Location

Further details outdoors:
5/15 min walking or 1/3 bus stops to many amenities (Spanish Step, Pantheon, Navona square, Vatican, Trastevere, Portaportese market, Bath of Caracalla, Aventino Hill, Imperial Fora, Tiberinum Island, Theatre of Marcello, Pyramid, Orange Garden, Churchs of Santa Sabina, Sant’Alessio, Basilica of St. Paul outside the Walls, Pauline Fountain, Janiculum Hill, Municipal Rose Garden, Roman Synagogue and Ghetto, Round Temple, Mouth of Truth, Capitoline Museum, Vittoriano )

Further details

Booking deposit 30% by bank transfer or Paypal
Final Clean € 50,00
Damage deposit €200,00
Internet connection €5/day
Air Conditioning €10/day

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Living room

 

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Bedroom

 

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Large shower

 

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Apartment view

The Lazio region

Bordered by the Apennine Mountains to the east and the Tyrrhenian coast to the west, Lazio is filled with woods and pastures, hills and valleys, rivers and lakes, and as many as twenty-five nature parks and reserves. Much of Lazio’s landscape was formed by the eruption of four volcanoes that showered the area with lava. Lakes formed in the craters, and the soil, rendered fertile by the lava, nourished vines, olives, fruit, and nut trees. The volcanic activity also left Lazio with hot springs, notably around Tivoli, Viterbo, and the world-class spa town, Fiuggi.

An interesting and evocative region, you’ll discover volcanic lakes and hills, ruins, Rome (Roma), Vatican City, castles, Etruscan towns, tombs, and ruins, and much more. Each corner of Lazio is a milestone of history. Monuments, consular roads, aqueducts, imperial villas on various promontories or half-submerged in the sea are testimony of its past. Thousands of years of civilization make this region an incredible mantle of history.

Lazio is the centre of Italy because Roma, the Eternal City, is the capital of Italy attracting visitors from all over the world to see its Roman ruins, Renaissance squares, museums, piazzas, fountains, and baroque churches. At one time, Roma was the capital of the largest empires in the history of the world. It was said that the empire of Roma was so large, that the sun never set on this empire because it stretched from Europe all the way through Persia, Asia, Africa, and beyond!

North of the Roma is the former homeland of the mysterious Etruscans, whose spiritual depth is revealed in their fine and evocative necropolis. Visit the Vulci ruins where you can view the best examples of Etruscan bronzes. You’ll want to visit Tarquinia, whose archeological museum is second to none. The entire life span of the Etruscans is represented in the frescoes of the most splendid necropolis this mysterious people ever built. Or, explore their stone tumuli, usually located in idyllic forests or deserted valleys.

The hill towns of Lazio are unique and pretty—even surprising. And close to Roma, visit the Alban Hills, known as the “Castelli Romani”—very chic, lush countryside, perfect! Not to miss are the Lakes of Bolsena, Vico, Bracciano, and Albano; or, you may choose to visit one of Italy’s most glittering undiscovered gems, Ponza and the Pontine Isles.

The Rome / Central Rome area

Piazza Navona is the Roman district between the river Pantheon and Tiber, the biggest part of which was destroyed in the 30th to built that large monumental Via Della Conciliazione which leads from Castel Sant'Angelo (fomer Hadrian Emperor Mausoleum and Pope's fortress) to St Peter square.The area still existing preserves the imprint of the ancient Rome of the "Kings Pope" - "Papa Re" as the Romans used to call them - with narrow streets in which artisans still work under ancient shop fronts and warning notices of heavy penalties both with scudo (Pope's money) and corporal punishments for who makes them dirty.
The area is rich in bars, trattorias, groceries and small boutiques, and the life elapses quietly, reflecting the behaviour of the real Romans who still live there. A small hideaway from the chaos of the busy streets of the city, in the shade of the Piazza Navona district and in the oldest and most characteristic side of
the renaissance era city.

In between streets paved with the famous Sanpietrini and long gone times buildings, finally a place where even someone who doesn't live in the Eternal City can experience the sounds, the colours and perfumes of the
City tradition.


Campo de’ Fiori Market (Field of flowe' Market)
Located in the heart of the old city, Roma’s most picturesque market is also its most historical. A market has been held in this beautiful piazza for many centuries. Despite its name, which would lead you to expect a flower market, the name derives from Campus Florae (Flora’s square)—Flora was the lover of the great Roman general Pompey. Every morning except Sunday, you can purchase fruit, vegetables, meat, poultry and fish. There are also flower stalls near the fountain. The excellent delicatessens on the square and bread shops nearby complement the market.

Porta Portese Market
Visit Trastevere’s Sunday morning flea market where you can purchase anything from antiques to art.

Via Margutta Art Fair
Usually takes place around Christmas and in the spring, and is set in one of the most charming and exclusive streets in Rome (Roma).

Antique Fair (Fiera dell’Antiquariato)
Antique fairs that take place in the Via dei Coronari; the first starts in the second half of May and the second occurs in mid-October or late September. It’s memorable at night when lighted torches line the carpeted street. Look for leatherwork, jewellery, and other gifts.

Christmas Fair
A traditional Christmas Fair held in Piazza Navona from mid-December until January 6 with stalls selling clay statues for nativity scenes and sweets that look like pieces of coal.

Via Giulia
Hosts art fairs occasionally and is open evenings when the antique and art galleries stay open late and also offer food and wine to all visitors.

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Location

The apartment is located in the 1’ District (Centre) “PIAZZA NAVONA”
100 mt from Tiber River

Efficiently served by public transportations, 50mt walking from the famous piazza Navona and just behind the caracteristic piazza Farnese and Campo dei Fiori. A double chance to find out the enchanting Campo de' Fiori, it's joyful morning market and it's glamorous nightlife, and to discover the ancient Rome through the Baroque buildings of piazza Navona. This wonderful location will allow you to take a walk inside the core of Rome, from beauty to beauty, without depending on any kind of transportation. In the small delightful streets surrounding the building you will also find typical restaurants and peculiar taverns, a unique way to get to know the art of the Italian cousine together with the incomparable beauty of the buildings nearby.

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	3 Feb 12	16 Mar 12	770€ 770	110110	110110	3 Nights
	16 Mar 12	1 Nov 12	1015€ 1015	145145	145145	3 Nights
	1 Nov 12	20 Dec 12	770€ 770	110110	110110	3 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Cleaning costs per booking: €50 (final cleaning, towel, linen, courtesy bath set)

Available Extra: Air conditioning €10/day. internet connection €5/day

Refundable €150 security deposit required with final balance payment.

We can accept payments by bank transfer, credit cards or Paypal in Euros. 30% in advance refundable till 30 days before arrival.

Cancellation policy till 30 days before arrival

Rome City Tax €2/person/day

Availability

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