RomeAdagio Rome Dehon

Restored and completely renewed in 2003, the Dehon Residence offers many comfortable services: a small outdoor swimming pool (closed in winter), a snackbar and a restaurant with terrace and pergola (60 seats). The structure is split into two modern buildings linked by a beautiful panoramic reception made of wood and glass. Surrounded by a typical Italian garden, the residence offers well equipped apartments (for 2 or 4 people), featuring balcony or a little garden on the ground floor. Some apartments on the 4th floor of the Monteverde wing have a clear view of Saint Peter's Dome.

Geographical Location
Surrounded by Villa Doria Pamphilii, one of the biggest and greenest parks in Rome, the Dehon Residence is based very close to Saint Peter's Basilica and offers relaxing and comfortable accomodations in the middle of the Eternal City. A short walk connects the Residence to Piazza Pio XI, where public transport links the area to the historical center.

Accommodation – 82 Apartments
- Studio 2-berth
- Studio 2/3-berth
- 4 Studios for persons of reduces mobility

Accommodation Equipments
- Equipped Kitchen (2 hot plates, fridge and dishes)
- Bathroom (shower, bath) with WC
- Direct telephone line*
- Satellite TV
- Individual Safe
- Air conditioning
- Balcony or Terrace on the ground floor with furniture
- Extra bed on request (with charge)

Facilities
- 2 Lifts / Elevators
- Outdoor Parking*
- Intern Parking* (40 places on 2 levels)
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Typical italian garden
- Restaurant (non Adagio)
- Luggage room
- Automatic tokens Laundry 24h/7*
- Internet corner
- Dry Cleaning*
- Pool Towels*
- Baby kit : baby bed (until 2years old, chair, hot bib)
- Loan: hairdryer, plug adapter, DVD player, microwave, American coffee maker, kettle

Car Parks
- 10 outdoor unsupervised free parking spaces
- 40 covered paying parking spaces

General Information
- Reception open 24/7
- Languages spoken at the reception : english, italian, french, german, spanish
- Domestics Pets allowed* (veterinary forms obligatory)
- Transfert for airport* (reservation via email at the aparthotel: h6800@adagio-city.com or by phone : 00 39 06 66 100 41)
- Tourism tours reservation
- Meteo, events informations, leisure suggest
*extra charge

Arrival from 3pm
Departure before 12am

2 person Studio

(around 25m2) living room featuring a double bed or two single beds. Equipped kitchenette (2 hotplates, fridge). Bathroom. Telephone, Television, Air conditioning Balcony or terrace.

2/3 person Studio

(around 30m2) 1 living room featuring a double bed or 2 single beds, and 1 single bed. Equipped kitchen. Bathroom. Balcony.

Studio 4 persons

Living area with equipped kitchen (2 electric rings, fridge, dishwasher), one double bed or 2 single beds + 2 bunk beds. Bathroom (shower/bath, washbasin) with W.C. Television: 7 Italian channels and international channels: BBC, CNN, ZDF…Telephone (paying), Safe, Wifi (paying), Air conditioning, balcony with furniture.

Prices

Baby Kit

free, includes a foldable baby bed with sheets and a highchair (subject to availability).

Restaurant

- Breakfast : €10
- Half board : on site.
- Free meals for children less than 3 years if Parents have bought half board.

What Is There To Visit ?

Piazza di Spagna

Meeting place for both Romans and tourists, Piazza di Spagna is famous for its theatrical staircase, a creation of Francesco De Sanctis, and for its fountain known as La Barcaccia, designed in 1629 by Pietro Bernini and his son Gian Lorenzo in the shape of a boat semisubmerged in water.
At the top of the Spanish Steps is the Church of Trinità dei Monti, erected by order of the king of France Louis XII in 1502.

The Pantheon

The Pantheon is an impressive example of the exquisite architectural technique of ancient Rome. It consists of a huge cylindrical body of equal height and width, covered by a great hemispherical dome. Important artists such as the painter Raphael are buried there, as well as the Italian Sovereigns of the period when Italy was a monarchy.
Opposite to the Pantheon is Piazza della Rotonda with its beautiful fountain designed by Giacomo Della Porta.

Piazza Navona

The piazza was built on the Stadium of Domitian, whose ruins can still be admired in the adjacent church of Sant'Agnese in Agone.

The Colosseum

The Colosseum owes its name to a colossal bronze statue, representing the Emperor Nero, more than 35 m. tall, that used to stand in this area. Symbol of Rome worldwide, the Colosseum was built by the emperors of the Flavian dynasty between 72-80 A.D.

Domus Aurea

A compound of buildings and gardens built by Nero now in ruins but with beautiful decorations which inspired Renaissance painters.

The Roman Forum

The Roman Forum, the most important archaeological area in Rome, extends from the Capitol Hill to the Palatine. As far back as the 7th century B.C., the Forum was the centre of political, commercial and religious life. Later on, to the original Roman Forum were added the Imperial Forums: Foro di Cesare, Foro di Augusto, Foro di Nerva, Foro di Vespasiano and the most imposing one, the Foro di Traiano, of which one can still admire the huge Column of the Markets.

The Trevi Fountain

The spectacular effect of the Trevi Fountain is not revealed gradually; none of the streets leading to it is in axis with the fountain itself but we reach it all of a sudden. Designed in the 18th century by architect Nicola Salvi and built over thirty years.

Vatican Museums
One of the most important museum complexes in the world, it is divided into numerous splendidly arranged sections containing masterpieces by the greatest artists, collected or commissioned by Popes down through the centuries. At the end is the Sistine Chapel, in which the recent restoration has bought to light the original colors of the vault and Michelangelo's Last Judgement, darkened by time.

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Adagio Rome Dehon – Il Giardino Pamphilii
Via Leone Dehon 61/63
00165 Rome (I)
Tél. : +39 6 66 100 41
Fax : +39 6 66 100 42 43
Email: H6800@adagio-city.com