VENETO COMFORTABLE Apartment invites travelers to Rome, Italy, located at Via Marche 17, interno 1. Just 1,6mi from the city center, it serves as a convenient base for exploring Rome’s charms. The listing has 134 reviews, offering a snapshot of guest experiences.

Practical comforts include free Wifi, air conditioning, and a full kitchen with kitchenware. A private entrance and soundproof rooms provide privacy and quiet, while non-smoking rooms, an elevator, and upper floors accessible by elevator add convenience. A bidet and free toiletries are provided. Parking is available for an extra charge, while shuttle services—including airport shuttle—also incur extra charges; babysitting/child services are available for an extra charge.

Location keeps Rome within easy reach, with the address at Via Marche 17, interno 1 just 1,6mi from the city center. The steady stream of 134 reviews provides practical impressions for prospective guests, while the combination of essential amenities and a central-but-not-in-the-thick-of-it setting makes this Veneto Comfortable Apartment a handy choice for a Roman stay.

The Veneto Comfortable Apartment sits at Via Marche 17, interno 1, putting Rome’s charms within easy reach—about 1,6mi from the city center. Inside, practical comforts include free Wifi, air conditioning, and a full kitchen with kitchenware, while a private entrance and soundproof rooms contribute privacy and quiet. Non-smoking rooms, an elevator, and upper floors accessible by elevator add convenience, and a bidet with free toiletries rounds out the essentials.

Parking is available for an extra charge, and shuttle services—including airport shuttle—also incur extra charges. Babysitting/child services are available for an extra charge. Cash is the only accepted payment method, so travelers should plan accordingly.

The listing has 134 reviews, offering a practical snapshot of guest experiences. This blend of a central—but not in-the-thick-of-it—setting with reliable amenities makes it a handy choice for a Roman stay. The reviews echo a straightforward, comfortable base for exploring Rome.