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About this hotel
Luxurious Accommodation with Convenient Location LunaBlù offers a luxurious stay near Anagnina Metro Station, providing a private entrance and family rooms for comfort. The well-equipped units feature amenities like air conditioning, a coffee machine, and free WiFi, ensuring a relaxing stay. Garden Oasis and Nearby Metro Stations Guests can unwind in the garden oasis or easily explore Rome with Ponte Lungo and Rebibbia Metro Stations nearby. Convenient Airport Access With Rome Ciampino Airport just 12 km away, LunaBlù also provides a paid airport shuttle service for a hassle-free arrival and departure experience. To experience luxury and convenience in Rome, book your stay at LunaBlù now.
Amenities
WiFi
Parking
Non-smoking rooms
Air conditioning
Heating
Family rooms
Garden
Pets allowed
Laundry
Luggage storage
Airport shuttle
Ironing service
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Breakfast in the room
Barber/beauty shop
Babysitting/child services
Non-smoking throughout
Daily housekeeping
Street parking
Airport shuttle (additional charge)
Shuttle service (additional charge)
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About Alessandrino
Alessandrino feels distinctly local and residential, with a lived-in Roman rhythm rather than a postcard center atmosphere. Sightseeing convenience is modest, but the area works well for travelers who value everyday neighborhoods, easy access to eastern Rome, and low-key dining over major-nightlife energy. Expect moderate urban noise, practical transport links, and few headline sights nearby.
Pros
Local, non-touristy Roman atmosphere
Convenient base for east-side transit
Good for quiet, everyday dining
Considerations
Limited major sightseeing in the immediate area
Nightlife is subdued and spread out
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