Caracalla 1 apartment is a holiday home in Rome located near the famous Baths of Caracalla, the largest Roman imperial baths still preserved in Rome. The elegant apartment, designed specifically for tourist accommodation, is located on the 7th floor of an elevator building in the countryside.
Caracalla 1 apartment is a quiet and elegant apartment just renovated, studied in detail to satisfy the most demanding tourists. It is located a few meters from the famous Baths of Caracalla and the Circus Maximus. It consists of two bedrooms, living room, bathroom and kitchen with terrace, and is able to accommodate up to 6 people.
The double rooms are spacious and quiet, both with mattresses Dorelan guaranteeing excellent comfort. The bathroom has a whirlpool where you can relax after the long walks in Rome, and if necessary the shower will help to regenerate quickly before diving to the discovery of Rome by night.
In Caracalla 1 kitchen, with its five fires, and equipped with all appliances, you will be able to organize beautiful dinners.
The living room, lit by a beautiful chandelier attributed to the collection Frisetti, is equipped with a television 42″, a modern sofa which if necessary can become a sofa bed (2 places), and a table from the collection Cartel.
Caracalla 1 apartment is located on the 7th floor of a building with elevator, and is equipped with air conditioning and central heating. The wi-fi is free, just ask for the password at your arrival.
To know more about the services available for the guests of Caracalla 1 apartment, you can visit our services area.
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Clothing iron Coffee machine DVD player Electric kettle Hair dryer Kitchenware Microwave oven Oven Radio alarm Refrigerator Stove 4 burners TV LCD Washing machine
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Air conditioner Central heating
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wi-fi Strongbox
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From ROME FIUMICINO AIRPORT
Take the train Leonardo Express from the airport until Termini station, than take the metro Line A and go down “San Giovanni” subway stop. The apartment is less than ten minutes walk away.
From ROME CIAMPINO AIRPORT
Take a TERRAVISION bus from the airport until Termini station, then take the metro Linea A and go down “San Giovanni” subway stop. The apartment is less than ten minutes walk away.
From TERMINI RAILWAY STATION
Take the Metro Line A direction Anagnina and get off to “San Giovanni” subway stop (3 stops, about 5 minutes), the apartment is less than ten minutes walk. Alternatively take bus 360 which stops a few meters away.
By CAR From the motorway follow the signs to the “GRA”, take exit “Via Appia” towards the center, and go straight until you reach “Piazza Re di Roma”. Take the fourth exit – “via Cerveteri” – and continue in via Gallia.
Tourist sites in the area not to be missed:
– Baths of Caracalla (800m) The Baths of Caracalla, which structure is still well preserved, were the most sumptuous of the capital of the Roman Empire, although intended for use of the people of the nearby neighborhoods of Regio XII, while the upper social classes used to attending the Baths of Agrippa, Nerone or Traiano. The Baths of Caracalla were exceeded in size, later, only by those of Diocleziano, but the ruins of the Baths of Caracalla are the best intact example to this day of the great imperial baths.
– Basilica of St. John Lateran (900m) One of the four papal basilicas and the oldest and most important church in the Christian Area. Nestled into the hillside of the Celio, the church (and the vast surrounding complex, including the Pontifical Lateran Palace, the Palace of the Canons, the Roman Major Seminary and the Pontifical Lateran University), despite being on the territory of the Italian Republic, enjoys privileges extraterritoriality recognized by the Italian government to the Holy See.
– Colosseum (1500m) The Flavian Amphitheater, better known as the Colosseum, is the symbol of Rome Capital. The largest and most impressive amphitheater in the world is located in the heart of the Roman Forum. It ‘reachable by bus 81 or 673.
– Circus Maximus (1700m) The oldest and largest circus in Roman history: born to be headquarters of the games from the birth of the capital, now hosts concerts and events. The Circus Maximus is accessible by bus from Piazzale Metronio 628 for 3 stops.
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