La Girandola
Via Carlo Cattaneo 31, Rome
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La Girandola Rome

Via Carlo Cattaneo 31 Rome, Lazio, 00185, Italy

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“small family friendly b&b”

cornsilog1 (2 reviews)
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Jun 10, 2010

its proximity to termini is its best feature. the room was spacious and clean. they served a typical roman breakfast of cornetto and cappuccino, jam, yogurt etc. Owners were friendly, the son spoke english. Free Wifi upon request. There's a trattoria just across the street but i wouldn't recommend their carbonarra. better to eat at the many eateries at termini.

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