Venturi Comfort 4*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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Parking
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
The comfortable Venturi Comfort Rome hotel gives quick access to Scatto Cocktail Club, which is situated about a 5-minute walk away.
Piazza di Spagna is 3.8 km from this 4-star guest house, and Piazza Navona is 4.8 km from it. The area includes such religious sights as the modest Santa Maria della Vittoria Church (3 km) and the 5th-century San Pietro in Vincoli Church (3.9 km). The famous Sistine Chapel is around 15 minutes' drive away, and Bologna underground station is within reach of the Venturi Comfort Rome. The nearest bus stop is Tommasini, located 100 metres away, and Flaminio train station is 3.7 km away.
There are 5 rooms featuring ironing facilities and air conditioning, as well as modern amenities like a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Also, you will find a fridge and an oven provided. Guests can make use of a bidet and a separate toilet along with hair dryers and dressing gowns featured in the family bathrooms.
Bar Miami serves a good range of Delhi food and lies approximately a 5-minute walk from Venturi Comfort hotel.
Review by hotel critic
Venturi Comfort really exceeded my expectations! As an archaeologist with a love for the history of ancient Rome, I found this place not just well-located in the charming Nomentano district but also a genuine haven after long days exploring the city's treasures. Fabio was an exceptional host, always there to offer insights and assistance, making our stay feel personal and memorable. The quadruple room was immaculate, featuring air conditioning and a flat-screen TV, but what stood out most was the private bathroom-all a rarity in such settings! Plus, being just 1.3 km from Tiburtina Metro Station made day trips to landmarks effortless, and it was perfect for my travel companions who appreciated the ease of getting around. Breakfast croissants were the cherry on top! I can't recommend this place enough for friends, family, or anyone keen on immersing themselves in both the ancient and modern culture of Rome.
