Felix Domi - Via Conte Rosso 5

Rome - Apartment

CIR /CITRA 058091-LOC-04853 CIN IT058091C2DLTWQDOV

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Felix Domi - Elegant Apartment in Rome
Located on Via Conte Rosso, near San Giovanni, this spacious 6-bed apartment is ideal for families seeking comfort and a central location. Bright, elegantly furnished, just steps away from historic attractions like the Colosseum. With Wi-Fi, fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, and all the comforts for an unforgettable stay. Book your luxury corner in the heart of Rome!

Felix Domi is a spacious apartment that, thanks to its elevated position, enjoys plenty of natural light throughout the day. It is accessible via a private elevator.

Composed of 2 spacious double bedrooms equipped with wardrobe, bedside tables, and desks with chair.

Spacious elegant living room, with well-stocked bookshelf, TV, dining area and comfortable sofa (convertible to sofa bed when needed).

The kitchen is equipped with a fridge and freezer, a 5-burner cooktop, all the necessary utensils to prepare and consume meals, microwave, coffee machine, and ample workspace for cooking comfortably.

The bathroom consists of a sink with mirror and light, bidet, toilet, and spacious shower with glass cabin.

We will provide clean and disinfected bed and bathroom linens.

You will be able to enjoy the entire apartment. To make your stay comfortable, you will be adequately informed on how to perform a simple and safe self check-in.

Moreover, we have prepared a digital manual to support you in every need, with the aim of making your stay experience unique.
Inside you will find emergency contact numbers, advice on places, restaurants, public transportation, and much more. We are sure you will appreciate it!

At the time of booking, you will be contacted via chat with a welcome message containing all the useful information to prepare for check-in.

You will be contacted by phone by our customer care a few days before the arrival date and you will receive all the necessary support to enjoy the best stay experience.

The preferred communication channel will be Airbnb chat, but we will provide our direct phone number for special needs.

The Historic Center of Rome: A Journey through Eternal Beauty
Welcome to the pulsating heart of Roman history, art, and culture. The historic center of Rome, a World Heritage Site, is a weaving of ancient alleys, glorious monuments, and vibrant squares. Ready for a timeless adventure?

Main Points of Interest and Attractions
The Colosseum and the Imperial Forums
Let's start with the Colosseum, a symbol of ancient Roman grandeur, where the past comes to life. Nearby, the Imperial Forums reveal the splendors of ancient Rome, with the remains of temples and palaces of powerful emperors.

The Pantheon
A unique architectural work, the Pantheon enchants with its hemispherical dome and mystical atmosphere. A tribute to Roman engineering genius.

Trevi Fountain
The Trevi Fountain, one of the most famous fountains in the world, is a Baroque masterpiece that enchants with its majesty and the legend of throwing coins to ensure a return to Rome.

Spanish Square and the Trinità dei Monti Stairs
A place of elegance and charm, the Spanish Square, with its famous Trinità dei Monti staircase, offers an unforgettable view and an ideal location for shopping.

Navona Square
One of the most fascinating squares in Rome, Piazza Navona, enchants with its Baroque fountains and the dynamism of its surrounding streets.

Basilica of St. John Lateran
The Basilica of St. John Lateran, the oldest and most important basilica in Rome, is a masterpiece of Christian architecture. With its thousand-year history and architectural beauty, it is a sacred and historic site not to be missed.

The Vatican and St. Peter's Basilica
Beyond the boundaries of the historic center, but at a short distance, the Vatican rises with its magnificent St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican Museums, guardians of unparalleled artistic treasures.

Public Transportation
Rome is well served by public transportation. The metro, with its three lines, connects most of the city. Buses and trams offer wide coverage, but often the best way to explore the historic center is on foot. This allows you to savor every corner, immersing yourself in its history and charm.

Conclusions
The historic center of Rome is an open book, where every stone tells a thousand-year-old story. Discovering this part of the city is a journey through time, among ancient glories and timeless beauties. Get ready to be captured by the eternal beauty of Rome!

The historic city center neighborhood of Rome, with the magnificent Basilica of St. John Lateran as a starting point, is an experience rich in history and beauty. I will guide you through the main attractions and points of interest starting from this point, along with advice on public transportation to move around easily.

Exploring the Historic Center from St. John Lateran
Basilica of St. John Lateran
Let's start from the Basilica of St. John Lateran, one of the most important churches in Rome. Admire its majesty and the imposing facade before beginning your journey.

How to Move Around Using Public Transportation
Metropolitan (Line A)
From the Basilica, you can reach the "San Giovanni" station on line A of the metro. This line is essential for quickly moving towards many attractions in the historic center.

Buses and Trams
The bus and tram stops are located near the basilica and offer a convenient way to reach places like the Colosseum, Spanish Square, and other points of interest.

Reaching the Main Attractions
Colosseum and Imperial Forums
Take the metro line A from San Giovanni station towards "Battistini" and get off at the "Colosseo" stop. From here, immerse yourself in the ancient Roman grandeur by exploring the Colosseum and the nearby Imperial Forums.

Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps
Take the metro line A from "Colosseo" and get off at "Barberini". From here, a short walk will take you to the Trevi Fountain. To reach Piazza di Spagna, you can walk or take a short bus or tram ride.

Navona Square and Pantheon
From the "Barberini" station, take metro line A to the "Spagna" station. Then, a pleasant walk through the fascinating streets of the historic center will lead you to Piazza Navona and the magnificent Pantheon.

Travel Tips
Purchase a "Roma Pass" or a "Roma Card" to have access to public transportation and attractions.
Public transport maps and apps for Rome are useful for planning routes and travel times.
Walking is often the best way to explore the historic city center, allowing you to appreciate every corner and detail.

Staying at Felix Domi, you can immerse yourself in Roman daily life in total tranquility and in the heart of the city's historic center. Customs, traditions, and the flow of everyday life, without filters. You will find yourself immersed in the pure essence of a millennial city that has made history.

Our customer care will contact you to provide you with all the useful information to get the most out of your stay and will support you for any needs related to your stay in Rome.

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Accommodation Registration Number: 058091-LOC-04853 National Identification Code (CIN): IT058091C2DLTWQDOV

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