Erica


From €3915 per week

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Rome
Erica is an elegant apartment located on the second floor of a traditional old-world building with elevator, set in the historic center of Eternal City. The space, diligently restored to perfection, can accommodate up to 5 people. The apartment is enhanced by modern hotel amenities and offers a dedicated concierge service to help you navigate the city. When you step outside the door you find yourself strolling along the shopping area where to find famous designers stores, the city’s finest outdoor monuments, and many restaurants and outdoor cafés.

BEDROOMS
Queen bedroom with A/C, 22” LCD satellite TV, and ensuite bathroom with shower;
Mezzanine: two single beds with a private bathroom with shower
Both bathrooms are supplied with toiletries, hair dryers, sleepers and towel heaters.

LIVING SPACES
Thanks to its light-colored palette, the living room opens up the space. It is provided with a comfortable day bed, a 32” LCD Sky TV and beautiful antiques mixed with more modern pieces. It looks exciting, but not overwhelming. The dining area, with its classic style chairs and table, is a nice complement to the rest of the more contemporary furniture and architecture. The windows face the inner courtyard, so they grant a quiet stay in this lively location. A petite, yet fully equipped, modern kitchen completes this floor.

SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS
Well-appointed apartment with modern amenities and elegant décor, Erica will become your favorite place to stay every time you set foot in Rome.
Nearest Airport: Rome Fiumicino 41 min
Nearest point of interest: Piazza del Popolo within walking distance; Spanish Steps 6-min walk
Driving time estimated by Google Maps

Lazio, or Latium in Latin, is the cradle of the Roman empire and is incredibly rich in outstandingly well-preserved relics from different periods from its long history. This part of Italy is highly sought after not solely for Rome, the metropolitan capital of Italy (also known as The Eternal City), but also for Vatican City (also known as The Holy See) and its many wonderful museums. Other important cities are Frosinone, Latina, Viterbo and Rieti – all worth a visit.,
No other city can match Rome’s unique blend of historic, cultural, religious, political and artistic attractions. Its palaces, ancient ruins, sun splashed piazzas and graceful fountains have inspired visitors from all over the world. The Eternal City has so much to offer and hiring a local guide is the best way to cover as much as possible during your stay. Anyway, no matter how you decide to plan your visit, when in Rome, do as the Romans do!

WHERE TO EAT
La Buca di Ripetta – Serving Roman cuisine near Piazza del Popolo. This is a no-frill spot loved by locals, the perfect place to order tonnarelli cacio e pepe, fresh local pasta that looks like square spaghetti in a luscious cheese and black pepper sauce.
Via Ripetta 36, Rome. +39 06 321 9391
Bella Carne – Kosher Grill and traditional Jewish Cuisine in the heart of the Roman Ghetto.
Via del Portico d’Ottavia 51, Rome – +39 06 683 3104
Ginger – Many healthy choices in a modern and fun space a few steps from Piazza di Spagna.
Via Borgognona 43, Rome – +39 06 960 36390
Casa Coppelle – Elegant and romantic restaurant near the Pantheon, open late up to 3:00am.
Piazza delle Coppelle 49, Rome – +39 06 688 91707
Taverna Trilussa – Old faithful, traditional Roman restaurant in Trastevere, great bucatini amatriciana.
Via del Politeama 23-25, Rome – +39 06 581 8918

WHERE TO SHOP
Clothing – Rome is another Italian Mecca for shoppers! Stroll the Trident, the so-called area framed by Via del Corso, Via del Babuino, Via Ripetta — and including all the little cross streets of Via Condotti, Via Frattina, Via Borgognona – to find the best of international and Italian luxury brand stores. Shop till you drop!
Perfumes – Campomarzio70
Piazza della Rotonda 70a, Rome – +39 06 6798384
Children stores: Città del Sole – Toys from around the world, both handmade and famous brands. Wooden toys, educational games, original gift ideas, books and a lot more.
Via della Scrofa 65, Rome – +39 06 688 03805
Hand-made shoes: Altariva – Great selection of leather shoes.
Via del Tritone 31, Rome – +39 06 8698 4609
Specialty Food store: Antica Norcineria.
Via della Scrofa 100, Rome – +39 06 68801074

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Amenities

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24/7 Concierge

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Air Conditioning

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Elevator

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Maid Service

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Wifi

Extra Optional Services

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Airport Transfer

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Extra Housekeeping

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Fresh Groceries

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Guided Tours

Please contact the administrator via info@italianvillavacations.com.au for more information

Pricing Notes

INCLUDED WITH RENT
Electricity, heating, water and final cleaning
Daily cleaning and change of bathroom linen
Bed linen changed every other day
Wi-Fi Internet access
Local Concierge service
L’Occitane toiletry
Soft drinks available free of charge during the entire stay
Tea/coffee/hot chocolate/cappuccino making facilities available – beverages included

NOT INCLUDED WITH RENT
Any services not included in the rent
NOTES
Security deposit: €300 to be held by the agency on credit card guarantee
City tax: €3.50/person/night
Check-in: between 4:00 pm–7:00 pm; Check-out: before/by 10:00 am
All the above services must be paid locally, prior to departure unless otherwise arranged

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All roads lead to Rome...…and when in Rome do as Romans do…..

As they say, a life time is not long enough in Rome ‘Non basta una vita a Roma’.  If you have 5 days in Rome, it is best you choose what is most important for you to see, and see these properly rather than trying to run around madly and see everything.

From the Trevi fountain and the Spanish steps to the colosseum, from the Vatican and the Sistine chapel, to the Basilica, the Foreum to the pantheon, where does one start in Rome?

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