The structure is located on Via Dei Due Macelli, a street that is part of the ancient "Via Paolina," so named because it was desired by Paolo III Farnese. Later, the name was changed to Via dei Due Macelli due to two meat shops (one of which belonged to Duke Mattei) that were located here, where meat was cut and sold until Pope Leo XII built the slaughterhouse outside Porta del Popolo in 1825.
Originally a straight extension of Via del Babuino, this street connects Piazza di Spagna to Largo del Tritone and is dominated halfway by the back of the imposing building of the Collegio di Propaganda Fide.
All the rooms in this family-run structure are equipped with frescoed ceilings, TV, and a safe. During your stay, you can enjoy breakfast at affiliated establishments located a few meters from the structure.
As guests of the structure, you will have access to a shuttle service upon request that connects the Spagna Ave bed & breakfast to the Rome Fiumicino and Ciampino airports.
No prepayment needed - pay at the check in
Room with a modern style. The 15 sqm room is equipped with a 180 cm wide double bed, desk, chair, flat screen TV, air conditioning. The bathroom is inside the room.
Room with a modern style. The 17 sqm room is equipped with a double bed with a width of 180 cm, a desk, a chair, a flat-screen TV and air conditioning. The bathroom is inside the room.-style room ideal for 2 people. The room consists of 1 double bed 180 cm wide
Room with a modern style, finely furnished. The room of about 21sqm consists of a double bed and a single bed, flat screen TV, desk, air conditioning. The bathroom is inside the room
Room with a modern style, finely furnished. The room of about 28sqm consists of a double bed and a single bed, flat screen TV, desk, air conditioning. The bathroom is inside the room
Room of 28sqm, ideal for a family of 4 people. The location consists of 1 double bed, 2 single beds, flat screen TV, desk, chair, the bathroom is located inside the room.
Family room of about 37 square meters. The location is ideal for a family of 5. The room consists of 2 double beds and 1 single bed, desk, flat screen TV, air conditioning, en-suite bathroom
Family Room consists of two connecting rooms. The rooms are composed as follows, bedroom 1 double bed + single bed and en-suite bathroom about 28sqm, bedroom 2 double bed and en-suite bathroom about 17sqm
Aeterna has been in operation since 2014 and operates three facilities in Rome: Spagna Ave, Trevi Contemporary Suite, and Dulcis In Pantheon. All locations are situated in the heart of the historic center, between Piazza di Spagna, Trevi Fountain, and the Pantheon area.
The establishment is located just 30 meters from the Salone Margherita, a fascinating place that opened its doors in 1887 under the name "Teatro delle Varietà" and later renamed "Salone". This magical place was managed by Igino and Carlo Marino, and then passed into the hands of the Marino family from Naples, with Renato Marino at the helm. Initially, the theater was lit by a wonderful light coming from a skylight and featured a small stage surrounded by tables to enjoy a snack during the show. In the early years of the 20th century, the Salone Margherita transformed into the most magnificent theater in the capital, experiencing moments of great success, especially during the belle époque. It was renowned for its aristocratic atmosphere, beautiful stucco work, golden details, and mirrors that adorned the theater, the boxes, the gallery, and the stalls with comfortable red velvet armchairs. Renowned artists such as Donnarumma, Gino Franzi, Pasquariello, Petrolini, Milly, Maldacea, and many others performed on this stage. The Salone Margherita was famous as a variety theater and café chantant until the last war, when it embraced the genre of revue. In 1972, "Il Bagaglino" took possession of this enchanting place, continuing to offer highly successful performances to this day.
