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Arco in Pantheon apartments is a structure consisting of 4 apartments located in Via Arco della Ciambella a few steps from the Pantheon and Largo Argentina in an ancient building built in 1582 used as a monastery by the "Franciscan" nuns. ONLY ONE APARTMENT HAS A TERRACE. 1 - (Diana - 1 bedroom apartment), is located on the first floor without a lift. It is a two-room apartment consisting of a bedroom with double bed, large living room with double sofa bed, table with chairs, kitchen, bathroom (max 4 pax - 55 m²). 2 - (Minerva - Loft), is located on the first floor without a lift. It is a loft composed of 1 large room divided into a dining area with table and chairs and two armchairs, a living area with a single sofa bed, a sleeping area with a double bed, a kitchenette and a bathroom (max 3 pax - 30 m²). 3 - (Chiara - Apartment with Terrace), is located on the third floor with lift (you have to walk up to the first floor) and consists of 1 bedroom with double bed (150x190), living room, double sofa bed, table with chairs, kitchen , bath. All bedrooms have access to the terrace (max 4 pax - 50 m²). The terrace is equipped with table with chairs and umbrella, sun loungers (30 m²) 4 - (Aurora - 2 bedroom apartment) is located on the first floor without a lift. It consists of 2 bedrooms with double bed (170x190), living room with double sofa bed, sofa, table with chairs, kitchen, bathroom (max 4 pax - 80 m²). All apartments are equipped with washing machine, bathroom with shower, kitchen with refrigerator and everything needed for cooking and eating. All rooms are equipped with WiFi Internet, TV, air conditioning / heating. The tourist tax is 3.50 per person per day (including children aged 10 and over) and is payable upon arrival. Late Check in has an additional cost (20 euros from 21:00 to midnight and 50 euros after midnight). Please always provide your arrival time.

Considered the heart of the city’s historic centre, it is a sheer delight to wander aimlessly around this district. A simple stroll here means inevitably finding yourself suddenly in a vast and celebrated bustling piazza or at a romantic or curious corner or indeed facing sumptuous buildings, famed museums or in small churches full of masterpieces, many of which, in fact, house the works of Caravaggio, Michelangelo and Raphael. This part of Rome is without a shadow of doubt the best known and most visited by tourists, who often head straight for cheerful piazza Navona, with its famed fountains, its street artists and portrait painters; for the Pantheon, another major symbol of Rome together with the Colosseum, and for Campo de Fiori, a multi-coloured and vibrant piazza where youngsters flock to in the evenings for an aperitif or a chat after dinner.