The Gates Of Rome Serviced apartments


Type | Bed | Bath | Occupancy | Price (From per night) |
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02 Bedroom | 1 ![]() | 4 ![]() | From $453 per night |
This is a special home, found just outside of Rome within the picturesque Marcigliana Nature Reserve. This renovated home was a fortified village in medieval times. Its location on a hill meant then that it was safe from invaders – now it means there are incredible views of the nature reserve on one side and the rich Roman countryside on the other. Best of all, it’s only a ten-minute walk from the train station, so you can pop in and out of Rome whenever you like. The property is set within a private park, so oak, olive and pine trees surround the home – strolling through the grounds is a peaceful way to start the day. You might then like to swim in the pool, again taking in the views, and soaking up the tranquil atmosphere – it’s hard to believe you’re so close to Rome. Stroll into town for lunch at the local pizzeria, and take your time – things move a little more slowly here. When you want to speed things up, head into Rome. The train to Tiburtina takes eighteen minutes, and from there you can zip around the city on the metro. See the sights, sip coffee in bustling piazzas, and dine in top-notch eateries. And when you’ve had your fill, you can leave the crowds behind and return to your peaceful apartment. Open a bottle of wine in the garden and watch the sun set over the Tiber – it’s the perfect way to end your Roman holiday.
Beyond Rome, there’s a tapestry of beguiling countryside and small, ancient towns to explore in Lazio. Tivoli, where waterfalls cascade from cliffsides and Roman aqueducts connect ancient villas, was created as a retreat from Rome for emperors centuries ago. Then there’s the beautiful spot where Popes spent their summers at Castel Gandolfo. At Cerveteri and Tarquinia, you’ll find Etruscan tombs dating back to over 700 years ago and ruins to rival Pompeii can be seen at coastal Ostia Antica. Those that enjoy a walk can hit the ancient Appian Way, following the first and most famous Roman road past crumbling columns and dramatic ruins. In the countryside, lush green hills flank shimmering lakes and rose-hued monasteries sit on craggy clifftops. There’s a stretch of coastline here too, punctuated with sandy beaches and vibrant coastal towns.
Airports
- Rome Ciampino Airport 23 km
- Fiumicino Airport 28 km
Train Stations
- Settebagni .750 km
Underground
- Jonio Metro Station 7 km
Coach Station
- Salaria- Salita Marcigliana 1 km
- Car parking: External car parking (Chargeable & subject to availability)
- Laundry service: Chargable Laundry Service
- Dry cleaning service: Chargable Dry Cleaning
- Security deposit required
- Maid services: Once a week
- Tenancy agreement required
- Wooden flooring
- Air Conditioning
- Private patio
- Wi-Fi: Complimentary
- Central heating
- Dedicated outdoor space
- Washing machine
- Cots or cribs: Cot & Crib (Chargeable)
- Wardrobe
- Extra bed: Extra Bed (chargeable)
- Bathtub or Shower
- Pen & note pad
- Extra linens, blankets, and pillows (Chargeable)
- Bathroom amenities (soap, shampoo, etc) - One time: Yes (One time)
- Chest of drawers
- Bath Towels (2 per guest)
- Pillows
- Bedside table
- Toilet roll (One time)
- Toiletries (One time)
- Hair dryer
- Shower
- Hangers
- Towel rail: Towel Rail
- Swimming pool: Swimming Pool
- Television: Flat screen up to 37 inch
- Flat screen televisions
- Television package: Basic Sky/Virgin upgrades available.
- BBQ: No BBQ
- Crockery
- Cutlery
- Kettle
- Refrigerator
- Oven: Oven and Microwave combo
- Living room furniture: Sofa and chair
- Dishwasher
- Knife block
- Coffee machine: Coffee Machine
- Iron and ironing board
- Bin bags
- Salt and pepper
- Kitchen type: Fully equipped Kitchen
- Dining table and chairs
- Utensils
- Fridge freezer type: Small Fridge (Fridge Freezer)
- Glasses
- Washer dryer machine: Washer only
- Toaster
- Pans
- Hob type: Hob (Electric)
- Cleaning supplies (One time)
- Microwave
- Stove
- Coffee table
- Chopping board
- Clothing rack
- CFL or LED lighting
- Double glazing
- Insulation in cavity walls
- Does your company have an evacuation plan, including bomb threat, in place
- Fire certificates
- Carbon Monoxide detector
- First aid kit
- Spyholes / Door Viewer
- Security Alarm System
- Furnishing meeting Fire resistance regulator
- Secure locks and screens on interior windows
- Electrronic (card, key, smart phone. etc) access
- Smoke Detectors / Alarms
- Emergency Lighting
- Location map of emergency Stairwells / exits in each apartment
- Secure locks on entry doors
- All apartment room keys are kept in a secured location
- Secure Lift - Key fob access
- Gas safety check
- Emergency instructions / information in apartment
- Smoke /Fire Derectors linked with a central Emergency Control Room
- Electrical safety check
- First aider
- Support available 24 hours a day
- Fire blankets & or extinguisher: Fire Extinguisher
- Pet Deposit: No pets allowed
- Pet Departure Clean: No pets allowed
- Pet policy: No Pets Allowed
- Smoke /Fire Detectors linked with a central Emergency Control Room
- Emergency Alarm (Horn, Siren, Bell Etc)
- Fire extinguishers
This is a special home, found just outside of Rome within the picturesque Marcigliana Nature Reserve. This renovated home was a fortified village in medieval times. Its location on a hill meant then that it was safe from invaders – now it means there are incredible views of the nature reserve on one side and the rich Roman countryside on the other. Best of all, it’s only a ten-minute walk from the train station, so you can pop in and out of Rome whenever you like. The property is set within a private park, so oak, olive and pine trees surround the home – strolling through the grounds is a peaceful way to start the day. You might then like to swim in the pool, again taking in the views, and soaking up the tranquil atmosphere – it’s hard to believe you’re so close to Rome. Stroll into town for lunch at the local pizzeria, and take your time – things move a little more slowly here. When you want to speed things up, head into Rome. The train to Tiburtina takes eighteen minutes, and from there you can zip around the city on the metro. See the sights, sip coffee in bustling piazzas, and dine in top-notch eateries. And when you’ve had your fill, you can leave the crowds behind and return to your peaceful apartment. Open a bottle of wine in the garden and watch the sun set over the Tiber – it’s the perfect way to end your Roman holiday.