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Top Floor Navona ★★★★

Guest houses · Vicolo della Campana 17 , Spagna, 00186 Rome, Italy

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8.3590 reviews

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Guest ratings

Location9.7
Cleanliness8.4
Staff8.9
Comfort8.4
Facilities8.1
Value for money8.1

Description

Just 300 metres from Piazza Navona square, Top Floor Navona is located in central Rome. Set on the top floor, this property offers free WiFi and air-conditioned accommodation.

With contemporary décor, rooms and studios include a flat-screen TV, safe and private bathroom. The studio also has a kitchenette with dishwasher.

The Pantheon is 500 metres from Top Floor Navona. Castel Sant'Angelo castle is a 10-minute walk away.

Facilities

  • Heating
  • Allergy-free room
  • Family rooms
  • Air conditioning
  • Non-smoking rooms
  • Non-smoking throughout
  • Soundproof rooms
  • Luggage storage
  • Daily housekeeping
  • Private check-in/check-out
  • Express check-in/check-out
  • Private bathroom
  • Internet services
  • Shared kitchen
  • Invoice provided
  • CCTV in common areas
  • Fire extinguishers

Practical information

  • Check-in from : 14:00
  • Check-out until : 10:00
  • Up to 3 guests
  • Vicolo della Campana 17 , Spagna, 00186 Rome, Italy 00186 Rome

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