Guest house in the heart of Rome, just steps from Piazza Navona, with rooms featuring a private kitchen, air conditioning and an almost perfect location score.
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Maison de Bretagne is a guest house in the historic centre of Rome, just 600 metres from Piazza Navona and a short walk from the Pantheon and Campo de’ Fiori.
The property offers air-conditioned rooms with a private kitchen equipped with a dishwasher, coffee machine, minibar and fridge, designed for those who want to move independently even during a city stay. Each room has a private bathroom with bidet, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a safe; sheets and towels are always included. Some rooms are designed for guests with allergies, a detail not always found in this type of property.
Guests have access to a common lounge, a terrace and free WiFi throughout the property. The location, rated almost at the maximum by guests, allows you to reach the Trevi Fountain, Piazza di Spagna and Castel Sant’Angelo on foot, while Spagna metro station is less than a kilometre away. It’s a good choice for couples and small groups who want to experience the historic centre without giving up comforts similar to those of an apartment.
The rooms at Maison de Bretagne are two Double Rooms, very similar in terms of amenities but different in size, measuring 16.2 and 14.7 square metres respectively. Both are air-conditioned and feature an extra-large double bed, a private bathroom with bidet and shower, complimentary toiletries and a hairdryer.
Each room is furnished with a small private kitchen complete with dishwasher, hob, fridge and utensils, designed for those who want to prepare some meals independently during their stay in Rome. There’s also a coffee machine, minibar, flat-screen TV with satellite channels and an independent entrance, a detail that ensures greater privacy for guests. The view over the quiet inner street and the desk round out the offer, making both room types suitable for both short and longer stays.
This is the larger of the two rooms, with 16.2 square metres of space. It features a private kitchen with dishwasher and hob, a private bathroom with bidet and shower, air conditioning and an independent entrance. The view is over the quiet inner street, an advantage for those seeking peace and quiet in the heart of Rome.
More compact than its twin, at 14.7 square metres, it retains the same essential amenities: private kitchen with fridge and utensils, private bathroom with shower and bidet, air conditioning and satellite flat-screen TV. Here too, the view opens onto the quiet inner street.
Maison de Bretagne focuses on amenities designed for an independent stay in the centre of Rome. Each room has a private kitchen with dishwasher, hob, microwave, toaster and electric kettle, as well as a fridge and complete utensils for preparing meals without having to go out.
Common areas include a shared lounge with a TV area, a terrace with outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area, ideal for relaxing after a day of sightseeing. Daily housekeeping is provided, and check-in and check-out can be arranged privately and express.
In-room amenities include air conditioning, a safe, free WiFi, bed linen and complimentary toiletries. The property also offers hypoallergenic solutions and non-smoking rooms, while pets are allowed on request, possibly with a surcharge.
Maison de Bretagne is located in the Spagna district, on a quiet lane just a few steps from Piazza Navona, in the heart of Rome’s historic centre. The area, among medieval alleys and baroque squares, is one of the most historically dense in the capital: historic restaurants such as Alfredo alla Scrofa and La Campana are literally just a few metres from the property’s entrance.
The main attractions can be reached on foot: Piazza Navona is just 50 metres away, the Trevi Fountain about 700 metres, Campo de’ Fiori 750 metres and Castel Sant’Angelo 650 metres. The Pantheon, in Piazza della Rotonda, is 350 metres away. For those travelling by public transport, Spagna metro station is 900 metres away and Flaminio station about 1.2 km. Rome’s Ciampino and Fiumicino airports are approximately 13 and 18 km from the property, respectively.
From this base it’s easy to plan days on foot among the main monuments: Piazza di Spagna and its famous staircase are 700 metres away, while Piazza del Popolo can be reached with a walk of about one kilometre. The area is lively both by day, with shopping and cultural visits, and by night, thanks to the numerous bars and venues in the neighbourhood, such as Hemingway and Bar della Maddalena. It’s also a convenient base for those wishing to visit the Vatican Museums or the Colosseum, both reachable in a few minutes by public transport or on foot on days without a rush.
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Reviews describe a stay carefully attended to in every detail, with very high scores for cleanliness, comfort and staff, all close to the maximum. The central location is the most appreciated feature, especially among couples, along with the value for money, judged excellent.
Maison de Bretagne is located in the Spagna district, just 50 metres from Piazza Navona and 700 metres from the city centre, right in the heart of Rome’s historic centre.
Yes, Maison de Bretagne welcomes pets on request; a surcharge may apply at the property’s discretion.
Yes, all rooms at Maison de Bretagne have a private kitchen with a dishwasher, fridge, hob and complete utensils.
No, Maison de Bretagne does not have its own parking; as it’s located in Rome’s historic centre, it’s worth considering nearby public parking options.
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Yes, Maison de Bretagne offers hypoallergenic solutions and non-smoking rooms designed for guests with specific needs.
From Maison de Bretagne you can walk to the Pantheon at 350 metres, the Trevi Fountain at 700 metres, Castel Sant’Angelo at 650 metres and Campo de’ Fiori at 750 metres.
