Anturium
Located a short distance from Piazza Bologna Metro station (line B) and Tiburtina Metro and train station, our establishment is perfectly connected to the historic center and the rest of the city.
The Anturium B&B offers an ideal blend of comfort and quality, suitable for both tourists and business travelers or those who wish to spend long periods in the capital. Our rooms feature a modern design, characterized by warm and welcoming colors. Each room has a fully equipped bathroom with a hairdryer and toiletries, free Wi-Fi, and a minibar.
Furthermore, the rooms are equipped with the following services:
- Air conditioning
- Room service
- Safe
- Digital TV.
We are confident that our Anturium B&B will provide a pleasant and comfortable stay during your visit to the wonderful city of Rome.
No prepayment needed - pay at the check in
This cozy room features a king size bed with comfortable mattress for a good night’s sleep, and is fully equipped with clean linen, duvets and pillows. The room has an external private bathroom, not shared with others guests, and is equipped with a shower and complementary towels, toiletries, and hair dryer are provided.
I love my beautiful city, I enjoy art, I delight in good music, I relish good food, and I am a travel enthusiast. I will be happy to satisfy all your curiosities about the city and suggest the best places to explore and immerse yourself in the magic of Rome! Furthermore, I speak English and Spanish fluently, so do not hesitate to communicate with me in these languages.
The Anturium B&B, located in the Piazza Bologna district, is a great choice for your stay in Rome. This strategic area will allow you to easily reach all parts of the city, ensuring an unforgettable experience in the Eternal City!
Piazza Bologna is one of the most famous squares in Rome, which saw the birth of a neighborhood during the fascist period. This area was considered the heart of a modern district and is still an important point of reference today. You can admire the beautiful post office building, a shining example of rationalist architecture designed by architect Mario Ridolfi and inaugurated in 1935.
