Air-conditioned bed and breakfast in the Nomentano district of Rome, a short walk from Piazza Bologna metro station, with city-view rooms and private bathroom.
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DoppioSei is a bed and breakfast in Rome, in the Nomentano district, just 200 metres from Piazza Bologna Metro Station and about 1 km from Tiburtina Metro Station.
The property offers air-conditioned rooms with city views and free WiFi, designed for both business stays and holidays as a couple or family. Each room has a private bathroom with shower, bidet and hairdryer, as well as parquet flooring and a flat-screen TV. Some rooms offer flexible bed configurations, suitable for small groups or families with children.
The surrounding area is full of bars and restaurants just steps from the entrance, while Roma Tiburtina Railway Station is just over a kilometre away. La Sapienza University can be reached in a few minutes on foot. Thanks to its proximity to metro connections, DoppioSei is well suited for those who want to move easily towards the historic centre and the capital’s main attractions, while staying in a residential yet lively district.
The rooms at DoppioSei share several common features: air conditioning, private bathroom with shower and bidet, flat-screen TV, parquet flooring and city views. They are designed to adapt to different needs, from a stay as a couple to one with more people, thanks to flexible bed configurations that in some cases allow single beds to be added to the double bed.
The range includes three room types that differ mainly in size and maximum guest capacity: from the most compact, designed for those travelling light, to the larger solutions suited to small groups or families. All maintain the same standard of finishes, with independent entrance and practical amenities such as a wardrobe, desk and electrical outlet near the bed, ensuring a functional stay in whichever type is chosen.
The Economy Double Room is the most compact room type at DoppioSei, with 17 m² of space, designed for those looking for an essential yet complete solution. It has an independent entrance, private bathroom with shower and bidet, air conditioning, wardrobe and city views. Compared to the other rooms, it has a slightly lower capacity and only one available bed configuration.
Larger than the Economy with its 20 m², the Standard Double Room offers capacity for up to 4 guests thanks to an alternative configuration with extra single beds added to the double bed. The private bathroom has a shower and bidet, while the independent entrance and air conditioning complete the amenities, making it a versatile choice for families or small groups.
Identical in size to the Standard, the Superior Double Room stands out for a maximum occupancy designed for two people, making it the most suitable choice for those seeking more peace and quiet and space. It includes an independent entrance, private bathroom with shower and bidet, and air conditioning, with the same bed configuration flexibility as the other room types.
DoppioSei offers a range of amenities designed to make a stay in the Nomentano district practical. All rooms are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom with shower, bidet and hairdryer, as well as a flat-screen TV and free WiFi. The property is entirely non-smoking and access is via keys, with an independent entrance for the rooms.
General amenities include a shuttle service, daily cleaning, private and express check-in and check-out, as well as family rooms available. The property has an elevator, parquet flooring and heating, with fire extinguishers and CCTV cameras in common areas to ensure guest safety.
The rooms are furnished with a wardrobe, desk, clothes rack and electrical outlet near the bed, useful details for those travelling for business or leisure who want a functional and tidy stay.
DoppioSei is located in the Nomentano district, a residential yet lively area north-east of Rome’s historic centre, with bars, restaurants and shops just steps from the property. Nearby you’ll find venues such as Ba’ Ghetto, Amazonia Sushi y Amor and the bar Gradi Plato, while Piazza Bologna, the heart of the district, is just 100 metres away.
Connections to the rest of the city are fast: Piazza Bologna Metro Station is just 200 metres away, while Tiburtina Metro Station is about 750 metres away. Roma Tiburtina Railway Station, a hub for regional and high-speed trains, can be reached in about 1.1 km. La Sapienza University is 2 km away, convenient for those staying for study purposes. For those arriving by air, Ciampino Airport is 12 km away, while Fiumicino is about 22 km away.
Guests staying at DoppioSei can easily reach the capital’s main attractions: Villa Torlonia is just over 1 km away, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome is 1.6 km away, while the historic centre with the Trevi Fountain, Piazza di Spagna and the Colosseum can be reached in about 3.5 km thanks to metro connections. The area is also well suited to evening walks through the district’s streets, with urban parks such as Il Villaggio dei Galli less than a kilometre away.
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Guests particularly appreciate the location, rated 9.3, and the cleanliness and comfort of the rooms, both at 9. Staff and facilities also receive good ratings, while the value for money, though positive, remains the more modest score.
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No, DoppioSei does not allow pets during the stay.
No, DoppioSei does not offer a dedicated parking service for guests.
Yes, DoppioSei offers free WiFi in all rooms.
DoppioSei is about 200 metres from Piazza Bologna Metro Station and about 750 metres from Tiburtina Metro Station.
Yes, DoppioSei welcomes children of all ages and offers family rooms with flexible bed configurations.
DoppioSei accepts payment by credit card and does not allow cash payment.
