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Repubblica Apartment ★★★

Apartments · Via Cernaia, 20, Central Station, 00186 Rome, Italy

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8.186 reviews

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Guest ratings

Location8.9
Cleanliness8.4
Staff8.8
Comfort8.2
Facilities7.8
Value for money8.4

Description

Repubblica Apartment is a modern and colourful apartment located in Rome. It features free WiFi and air conditioning, and Repubblica Metro Station is just a 10-minute walk away.

The apartment is composed of 2 bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a living room and a bathroom. It includes a flat-screen TV, free portable WiFi, and a washing machine.

The Coliseum is less than 3 km from the property, while the Trevi Fountain can be reached in approximately a 20-minute walk.

Facilities

  • Private bathroom
  • Internet services
  • Airport shuttle
  • Shuttle service
  • Invoice provided
  • Concierge service
  • Board games/puzzles
  • Babysitting/child services
  • Lift
  • Heating
  • Non-smoking throughout
  • Family rooms
  • Air conditioning
  • Non-smoking rooms
  • Key access
  • Fire extinguishers

Practical information

  • Check-in from : 14:00
  • Check-out until : 10:00
  • Up to 5 guests
  • Via Cernaia, 20, Central Station, 00186 Rome, Italy 00186 Rome

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