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Situated only 8 minutes' stroll from the 5th-century church "Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore", the comfortable 4-star Flower Guesthouse Rome offers air-conditioned rooms, Wi-Fi, and parking. The smoke-free guest house lies in Central Station, which is a great choice for travellers interested in architecture, historyand sightseeing, just 1.6 km from such cultural sights as Trajan's Market Museum.
This Rome hotel has a central location nearly 25 minutes on foot from the aqueduct-fed rococo Trevi Fountain, while shopping venues like Navona Square are nearly a 10-minute ride away. You can find the Roman Forum, which is a great place to explore the area, 2.7 km from the Flower Guesthouse Rome. In addition, Chiostro di Michelangelo is merely 8 minutes on foot from the accommodation and the monumental Trajan's Forum Square is approximately a 20-minute stroll away. Such entertainment attractions as the ancient open - air Theatre of Marcellus are also 2.4 km away. Buses for Rome Airport bus station can be found a mere 250 metres away, and the closest underground station Castro Pretorio is in close proximity to Flower Guesthouse.
The 9 rooms are allergy-friendly and equipped with high-speed internet and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels as well as coffee/tea making machines. For your comfort, you will find here a fridge and kitchenware. Featuring amenities such as a hair dryer and bath sheets, the private bathrooms come with a bidet, a walk-in shower, and a separate toilet.
Stranivari, situated a few steps from the Flower Guesthouse, is a perfect place to enjoy Mediterranean cuisine.
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