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About this hotel
Charming Farmhouse Turned Hotel in Rome Classic and Modern Rooms Experience comfort in our rooms with private entrances, flat-screen TVs, and stylish decor options of classic or modern design. Relaxation and Convenience Enjoy our garden, sun terrace, and outdoor pool for ultimate relaxation. Benefit from our free parking, 24-hour reception, and free transfer services to key transport hubs. Delicious Dining and Easy Access Indulge in our restaurant open 7 days a week and start your day with a sweet breakfast. Explore Rome effortlessly with our shuttle services to nearby stations and the airport. Book your stay at Hotel Piccolo Borgo for a delightful Roman getaway!
Amenities
WiFi
Parking
Free Parking
Non-smoking rooms
Air conditioning
Fitness center
Swimming pool
24-hour front desk
Restaurant
Room service
Business center
Heating
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Terrace
Family rooms
Garden
Pets allowed
Lift / Elevator
Cycling
Airport shuttle
Safety deposit box
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About Capannelle
Capannelle feels like a practical, outer-Rome base with a low-key suburban rhythm rather than a classic sightseeing quarter. It suits travelers who value transport access, especially around rail and road connections, and don’t mind relying on transit to reach central landmarks. Dining and nightlife are modest, with quieter evenings and fewer late-night crowds.
Pros
Lower-key, less touristy atmosphere
Convenient for transit-oriented stays
Good base for wider Rome exploration
Considerations
Limited immediate sightseeing on foot
Quiet nightlife and sparse evening buzz
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