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Located just a short distance from Termini Station, this apartment is ideal for large groups after homily accommodation right in the heart of Rome.

This spacious apartment is situated in a modern building with a home away from home feel. The entire apartment is comprised of one bedroom and two separate suites. The main bedroom in the apartment consists of a double bed and adequate storage space. The suites are spacious and consist of bedrooms, bathrooms and a fully equipped kitchen.

Across the suites is space enough for the entire family, with one room containing a double bed, the second room consisting of two single beds and the third room containing bunk beds. Overall the apartment has enough sleeping quarters for eight guests. The apartment consists of three bedrooms ensuring short waits for the shower in the morning. These bathrooms consist of showers, sinks and toilets. The apartment also has easy elevator access. 

The apartment is located right in the heart of Rome just a few minutes on foot from Roma Termini, the main train station of the city. The central location makes this apartment ideal for sightseeing. There are numerous sights and attractions just a short distance from the apartment. The Colosseum, opened in 80 AD, is perhaps the most iconic of sight of Rome. For close to 2000 years the Amphitheatre has captured the hearts and minds of locals and tourists alike and is often considered one of the greatest works of Roman architecture and engineering. The Foro Romano is equally impressive, considered the oldest part of the city and home to several important Government buildings dating from the height of the Roman Empire. Spending a few hours walking around the Forum gives you an idea of the just how impressive the city would have been 2000 years ago. The stunning Trevi Fountain, one of the largest fountains in Rome is also just a short walk away. This stunning fountain stands 26 metres high and 20 metres wide and it is said that visitors should throw a coin into the fountain to ensure a return to Rome in the future. Just a few hundred metres from the Trevi fountain are the Spanish Steps, the widest steps in Europe and something that must be visited on any trip to the city. From the bottom of the steps make your way to Piazza del Popolo, Northern Rome’s biggest piazza complete with an obelisk, lion sculptures, churches and a beautiful garden located just above. Walking around this amazing city you will be confronted with historic sights on every corner and this apartment is in the ideal location to do just that. If you do need to travel further afield, the apartment is well served by the Metro and train.