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Simon Holiday House
House
Via Tessalonica 31
Starting from
€90.00/night
About This Property
Conveniently situated in the Eur and Garbatella part of Rome, this property puts you close to attractions and interesting dining options.
Amenities & Facilities
Coffee/Tea Maker
Dining Table
Linens
Wooden/Parqueted Flooring
Private Bathroom
Trash Cans
Toiletries
Closet
Hotel Policies
Check-in / Check-out
Check-in: 15:00:00 | Check-out: 11:00:00
Guest Experiences
Verified Travelers
9.6/10
5 reviews
Ratings
staff10.0
comfort9.6
location9.5
facilities9.5
cleanliness10.0
value for money9.0
Location
Via Tessalonica 31
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Simon Holiday House
House
Via Tessalonica 31
Starting from
€90.00/night
About This Property
Conveniently situated in the Eur and Garbatella part of Rome, this property puts you close to attractions and interesting dining options.
Amenities & Facilities
Coffee/Tea Maker
Dining Table
Linens
Wooden/Parqueted Flooring
Private Bathroom
Trash Cans
Toiletries
Closet
Hotel Policies
Check-in / Check-out
Check-in: 15:00:00 | Check-out: 11:00:00
Guest Experiences
Verified Travelers
9.6/10
5 reviews
Ratings
staff10.0
comfort9.6
location9.5
facilities9.5
cleanliness10.0
value for money9.0
Location
Via Tessalonica 31
Travel Guides for Rome
Tours and Must-See Attractions
Borghese Gallery Tickets 2026: How to Book, Prices & Skip-the-Line Tips
Galleria Borghese tickets cost €16 plus a mandatory €2 reservation fee for a strict 2-hour timed visit across five daily sessions (9:00 to 17:00). The gallery admits just 360 visitors per slot, and peak-season tickets sell out 3–4 weeks ahead. This guide covers official booking, guided tour options from €41, and which time slot gives the best light and smallest crowds.
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How to Skip Every Line in Rome: A Practical 2026 Guide
During peak season, expect waits of 1-3 hours at major Rome attractions like the Colosseum and Vatican Museums. Standard tickets for the Colosseum are €18, while Vatican tickets cost €17 online, with reservations at €22. For a quieter visit, consider Friday night openings at the Vatican from April to October, which see about 70% fewer visitors.
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The Roma Pass costs €33 (48h) or €53 (72h) and covers 1-2 museum entries plus unlimited public transport. The Omnia Card at €149 bundles the 72h Roma Pass with Vatican Museums skip-the-line access. For a typical 3-day visit hitting the Colosseum (€18), Vatican (€17), and Borghese Gallery (€15), the Roma Pass 72h saves roughly €12 over individual tickets.
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House
3 Star Rating
Conveniently situated in the Vatican part of Rome, this property puts you close to attractions and interesting dining options.
From
View →€106.36
House
3 Star Rating
Conveniently situated in the Vatican part of Rome, this property puts you close to attractions and interesting dining options. This 3-star property is packed with in-house facilities to improve the...
From
View →€99.09
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4 Star Rating
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From
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Simon Holiday House
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About Simon Holiday House
Conveniently situated in the Eur and Garbatella part of Rome, this property puts you close to attractions and interesting dining options.
Conveniently situated in the Eur and Garbatella part of Rome, this property puts you close to attractions and interesting dining options.
Amenities & Facilities
Coffee/Tea Maker
Dining Table
Linens
Wooden/Parqueted Flooring
Private Bathroom
Trash Cans
Toiletries
Closet
Microwave
Towels
Non-Smoking Rooms
Elevator
Ironing Facilities
Desk
Heating
Hair Dryer
Tv
Balcony/Terrace
Heating In Public Area
Air Conditioning
WiFi
Invoice Provided
Cleaning Products
Clothes Rack
Safety Deposit Boxes
Full Kitchen
Secondary Lock On Window
Refrigerator
Hotel Policies
Check-in / Check-out
Check-in: 15:00:00 | Check-out: 11:00:00
Location
Via Tessalonica 31
Guest Experiences
Authentic Stories from Travelers
9.6
out of 10
5 verified reviews
Rating Breakdown
staff10.0
comfort9.6
location9.5
facilities9.5
cleanliness10.0
value for money9.0
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Tours and Must-See Attractions
Borghese Gallery Tickets 2026: How to Book, Prices & Skip-the-Line Tips
Galleria Borghese tickets cost €16 plus a mandatory €2 reservation fee for a strict 2-hour timed visit across five daily sessions (9:00 to 17:00). The gallery admits just 360 visitors per slot, and peak-season tickets sell out 3–4 weeks ahead. This guide covers official booking, guided tour options from €41, and which time slot gives the best light and smallest crowds.
Read article →Tours and Must-See Attractions
How to Skip Every Line in Rome: A Practical 2026 Guide
During peak season, expect waits of 1-3 hours at major Rome attractions like the Colosseum and Vatican Museums. Standard tickets for the Colosseum are €18, while Vatican tickets cost €17 online, with reservations at €22. For a quieter visit, consider Friday night openings at the Vatican from April to October, which see about 70% fewer visitors.
Read article →Tours and Must-See Attractions
Roma Pass vs Omnia Card 2026: Which City Pass Is Actually Worth It?
The Roma Pass costs €33 (48h) or €53 (72h) and covers 1-2 museum entries plus unlimited public transport. The Omnia Card at €149 bundles the 72h Roma Pass with Vatican Museums skip-the-line access. For a typical 3-day visit hitting the Colosseum (€18), Vatican (€17), and Borghese Gallery (€15), the Roma Pass 72h saves roughly €12 over individual tickets.
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House
3 Star Rating
Conveniently situated in the Vatican part of Rome, this property puts you close to attractions and interesting dining options.
From
View →€106.36
House
3 Star Rating
Conveniently situated in the Vatican part of Rome, this property puts you close to attractions and interesting dining options. This 3-star property is packed with in-house facilities to improve the...
From
View →€99.09
House
4 Star Rating
Tyche House Roma in central Appio Latino is praised for its staff and cleanliness near historical sites.
From
View →€104.55
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