Subilme 2-bedroom flat in Rione XX Testaccio





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The price shown includes: VAT10 percent, utilities electricity and gas up to a maximum daily amount, assisted check-in, internet Wi-fi. Please note that the rent does NOT include the following costs: Signature and contract registration fee, in case of rentals to companies and in apartments that do not benefit from the Italian flat tax on rental income cedolare secca, the accommodation provider will request a contract registration fee which corresponds to 1 percent of the total booking value starting from 49.50 euros. Admin fee, it includes the first and final cleaning and new bed linen. This fee should be paid BEFORE THE CHECK-IN, in this way, the accommodation provider can guarantee that the apartment will be clean and with new bed linen upon arrival. Upon the check-in you will be requested to show the Italian Tax Identification Number, in addition to your Passport or Identity Card. If you don't have it, you can ask for it at the nearest Italian Revenue Agency or your diplomatic offices in Italy. Please note that bills are included up to 3 euros per day from 15 April until 15 October up to 2 euros per day from 15 October until 15 April. Any exceeding balance will be charged upon check-out. We remind you that on the day of your arrival will be required to pay for the security deposit which must be done with credit card and it will be refunded within 72 working hours after the day of departure, if no damage is found in the property. The standard check-in is between 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Late check-in from 9 pm to 12am - 30 euros. From 12am to 8 am - 60 euros. The area Imagine a neighborhood in Rome that blends the authenticity of the ancient city with a touch of modernity and liveliness... This is Testaccio, a place rich in history, culture and unique flavors. Here you can still feel the pulse of ancient Rome, especially when you realize that Monte Testaccio, right in the heart of the neighborhood, is an ancient artificial hill made of fragments of Roman amphorae. But Testaccio is not just ancient history: today it is a lively neighborhood where you can experience authentic Roman life. Its streets are full of bars, cafes and restaurants, where you can taste traditional Roman dishes such as coda alla vaccinara, tripe alla romana or the famous carciofi alla giudia. Speaking of Testaccio it is impossible not to mention its vibrant nightlife. From quiet evenings in neighborhood bars to lively nightclubs, there is something for everyone. Finally, not to be missed are the art galleries and colorful murals that reflect the innovative spirit of the neighborhood, as well as the famous local market, the Mercato di Testaccio. The apartment Perfect for staying in the Eternal City, this three-room apartment will make you feel at home from the very first moment. The white surfaces such as floors, walls and ceilings give the entire room a lot of brightness. Let's now look at the different spaces that make up the three-room apartment. Entering the house, we immediately find ourselves in the living room. Welcoming us is a dining table with four of the six total seats, located not far from the sofa bed and the TV cabinet. The window next to it gives light to the entire room for most of the day. The kitchen, where white and wood reign supreme, is equipped with the main appliances such as an oven, microwave, stove, refrigerator and dishwasher. Making the room unique is a wall bench made particularly comfortable by the backrest cushions. Perfect, in short, for a quick breakfast before a visit to the city! Moving to the sleeping area we encounter the bedrooms. Here too, white is the undisputed protagonist it is the details that make the difference. In the first of the two double bedrooms, for example, it is the pattern of the wallpaper that dominates the scene. To complete the furnishings there is a small television placed in front of the bed, two bedside tables with their respective lamps, an open wardrobe and the French window with access to the small balcony. Also in the second double bedroom, to capture the scene, there is the painting behind the headboard of the bed, which with its soft colors goes well with the rest of the room. Here too there is a television and a dressing table that serves as a bedside table with their respective lamps. The gem of this room is the en suite bathroom, complete with tub-shower and sanitary ware. This, like the other bathroom in the house, is characterized by the marble effect that covers all the surfaces. In the second bathroom, there is a large walk-in shower.
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2 rooms in totalProperty features and amenities
Kitchen
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Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2Availability
2025
2026
Available from: January 2026
Min stay: 30 nights
Max stay: No maximum stay
Last updated: December 2025
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Hosted 36 people
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Joined Jul 2017
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Uniplaces uses the contract start date and not the move-in date to calculate how many days are applied in the policy.
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