Giubiliana
Giubiliana is located in a historic and elegant area called Prati, which is a strategic point to comfortably visit the city of Rome, both on foot and by using public transportation, which is very close by. Just a few meters from the Vatican City, with its Museums and St. Peter's Basilica; a short walk from high-quality shopping streets; with a nearby bike path; and with excellent quality restaurants, pizzerias, and ice cream parlors. Additionally, it is easy to reach the cinema, theaters, the Olympic Stadium, and the Park of Music. During events and holidays, there are also artisanal and organic markets nearby.
The apartment is located on the fourth floor of an elegant building. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by an elegant and long hallway that leads directly to the rooms and the kitchen.
Giubiliana offers different solutions for its guests, including a double room with a private bathroom, two double rooms with a shared bathroom, and a single room also with a shared bathroom. All the rooms have been renovated and furnished with a mix of modern and vintage furniture that is available in the apartment.
The rooms are cozy and can accommodate different types of groups, up to a maximum of 7 people.
single room - shared bathroom
double room - private external bathroom
double room - privat- external bathroom
double superior with city view balcony - ensuite bathroom
The Via della Giuliana is located in one of Rome's most prestigious neighborhoods, the Prati district. This well-organized neighborhood effortlessly combines business and pleasure: its elegant buildings house both important offices and high-class shops; the squares and public spaces are well maintained; its relatively distant location from the city center protects residents from traffic and stress, ensuring tranquility and exclusivity. But that's not all, because the Prati district is the heart of a dual citizenship. Two states coexist within each other: Italy and the Vatican. The Vatican is the smallest sovereign state in the world, with the majestic Basilica of St. Peter as its focal point, from where the Pope recites the Angelus every Sunday. Furthermore, the Vatican territory includes the magnificent Vatican Museums, one of the largest and most interesting museum complexes in the world.
