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Sixbeds
Rome, Italy | Youth HostelsStarting at $21 per person
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Clean, quiet and comfortable rooms, away from the traffic noise, in the inner part of a i 800 building, in the heart of Rome. Just in front of a subway station, few steps from Colosseum and the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. Sixbeds is a just restored 4th floor airy flat, with large and high walls, located few minutes walking from Colosseum (0,5 miles), Roman Forum (0,6 miles), Domus Aurea (0,4 miles), Michelangeloi s Moses (0,4 miles), the Lateran (0,7 miles), Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore (0,1 miles).
Actually, you can visit by walk all the city, from Si. We manage tourism jobs in Rome with proud love since 1995, and wei ll suggest you the best walk-paths to enjoy Rome, even without using once a bus.
Please note: lift finally ready and working!
Cancellation Policy: 72h before arrival.
From Fiumicino Airport (FCO) 'Leonardo da Vinci':
Take the train 'Leonardo Express', getting to Rome Central Train Station 'Termini' or any bus company connecting the airport to Termini station, then follow directions below.
From Ciampino Airport (CPO) 'Pastine':
Take any bus getting to Rome Central Train Station 'Termini', then follow directions below.
From 'Termini' Station:
Take the exit on Via Giolitti, walk until the newspaper kiosk on the corner with Via Gioberti; then walk straight to Piazza Santa Maria Maggiore (the square of the famous white Church). When in the square, turn left, into Via Carlo Alberto. Nr. 63 is quite at the end on the right side, just outside 'Vittorio Emanuele' subway entrance.
This walk form 'Termini' will take approx 10 minutes.
By car:
All streets going to the Centre are fine, just follow them till the end (the main streets' system of Rome looks like a chair wheel: many rays from the centre reach the ring around the city, called G.R.A.).
Anyway, if you came from South (e.g. Highway from Naples), Via Casilina is a good choice, because ends just in Piazza di Porta Maggiore, from which Via di Porta Maggiore brings you to Piazza Vittorio. Entering the square, turn left, follow the squared shape of the square after the first corner, and find 100 meters ahead the corner with Via Carlo Alberto: we're there!
Coming from North or East (e.g. from Florence), just get to the centre. When in the centre check street indications to 'Termini' and 'Piazza Vittorio'. Via Carlo Alberto is between them, and is in an area available to trafic. You can park in the street, but you'll have to pay a fee per hour (from 8am to 6pm - automatic machines). Garages are available, no more far away than 600 meters. A good idea is to park close to a subway station, no matter how far away from the Centre, e.g. in Via Tuscolana, at Anagnina, or Zona EUR, and then come to Sixbeds by Subway, A line, stop 'Vittorio Emanuele', exit 'Carlo Alberto' (in front of us).
Breakfast Included, Airport Pick Up, Luggage Storage, Lift / Elevator
Actually, you can visit by walk all the city, from Si. We manage tourism jobs in Rome with proud love since 1995, and wei ll suggest you the best walk-paths to enjoy Rome, even without using once a bus.
Please note: lift finally ready and working!
Cancellation Policy: 72h before arrival.
Directions
From Fiumicino Airport (FCO) 'Leonardo da Vinci':
Take the train 'Leonardo Express', getting to Rome Central Train Station 'Termini' or any bus company connecting the airport to Termini station, then follow directions below.
From Ciampino Airport (CPO) 'Pastine':
Take any bus getting to Rome Central Train Station 'Termini', then follow directions below.
From 'Termini' Station:
Take the exit on Via Giolitti, walk until the newspaper kiosk on the corner with Via Gioberti; then walk straight to Piazza Santa Maria Maggiore (the square of the famous white Church). When in the square, turn left, into Via Carlo Alberto. Nr. 63 is quite at the end on the right side, just outside 'Vittorio Emanuele' subway entrance.
This walk form 'Termini' will take approx 10 minutes.
By car:
All streets going to the Centre are fine, just follow them till the end (the main streets' system of Rome looks like a chair wheel: many rays from the centre reach the ring around the city, called G.R.A.).
Anyway, if you came from South (e.g. Highway from Naples), Via Casilina is a good choice, because ends just in Piazza di Porta Maggiore, from which Via di Porta Maggiore brings you to Piazza Vittorio. Entering the square, turn left, follow the squared shape of the square after the first corner, and find 100 meters ahead the corner with Via Carlo Alberto: we're there!
Coming from North or East (e.g. from Florence), just get to the centre. When in the centre check street indications to 'Termini' and 'Piazza Vittorio'. Via Carlo Alberto is between them, and is in an area available to trafic. You can park in the street, but you'll have to pay a fee per hour (from 8am to 6pm - automatic machines). Garages are available, no more far away than 600 meters. A good idea is to park close to a subway station, no matter how far away from the Centre, e.g. in Via Tuscolana, at Anagnina, or Zona EUR, and then come to Sixbeds by Subway, A line, stop 'Vittorio Emanuele', exit 'Carlo Alberto' (in front of us).
Facilities
Breakfast Included, Airport Pick Up, Luggage Storage, Lift / Elevator
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