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About this hotel
Tranquil Location in Rome's North Hotel Cassia offers a peaceful retreat in the green and residential northern part of Rome, providing a quiet escape from the bustling city center. Convenient Access to Major Attractions Located near attractions like the archaeological park of Veio, Lake Bracciano, and the Vatican City, Hotel Cassia makes exploring Rome's historical and cultural sites effortless for guests. Comfortable Rooms and Exceptional Service With finely decorated rooms and attentive staff, Hotel Cassia ensures a comfortable stay for discerning travelers, promising a memorable experience in the heart of Rome. To experience the tranquility and convenience of Hotel Cassia, book your stay now!
Amenities
WiFi
Parking
Free Parking
Non-smoking rooms
Air conditioning
24-hour front desk
Room service
Heating
Terrace
Family rooms
Garden
Pets allowed
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Luggage storage
Safety deposit box
Bar
Fax/photocopying
Horse riding
Golf course
Soundproof rooms
Facilities for disabled guests
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About La Storta
La Storta feels like a quiet, outer-Rome neighborhood with a suburban, lived-in rhythm rather than a tourist buzz. It suits travelers who prefer calmer evenings, local dining, and practical access by transit over dense sightseeing on the doorstep. Major central landmarks are reachable, but they are not immediately adjacent, so expect a more residential base than a monument-heavy one.
Pros
Calmer, more local atmosphere than central Rome
Good for travelers prioritizing transit over crowds
Easier to unwind after busy sightseeing days
Considerations
Limited immediate sightseeing within the neighborhood
Nightlife is low-key and not especially varied
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Ubicacion para realizar el camino a Roma. Me encanto la ducha
Could be better
El servicio de recepcion ya que llegamos una media hora antes del check in y teniendo las habitaciones listas no nos dejaron ingresar, pero entendemos que es un horario.
·Couplevia Nuitee
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Eamonn
Ireland
6/10
Pricey, characterless but convenient
Clean, nice room
Could be better
It has a reception and hotel rooms in different blocks just off the main road in a not very pretty suburb. Expensive for what it is.
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