B&B L'Auberge
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Bed & Breakfast L'Auberge is a romantic and charming house built in 1950. It's location is ideal for vacation or business. In fact, at only 50 meters far from us, you will find Anzio Railway Station which connects to Rome centre in one hour and is very useful for daily excursions to the eternal city.
Marvellous Anzio beaches, tourist information and the fisherman harbour are easily reachable in a few minutes walk.
From our rooms you can see the Anzio Beache Museum or the Villa Adele well known for its gardens. You can also visit the Nerone Villas ruins in a few minutes walk.
Please Note:
Check in 1.00pm
Check out 12.00pm
Please inform about arrival time
Please note that our cancellation policy is 3 days. late cancellations and no shows will result in your credit card to be charged the price of the first night as a penalty
Payment by cash on arrival
Marvellous Anzio beaches, tourist information and the fisherman harbour are easily reachable in a few minutes walk.
From our rooms you can see the Anzio Beache Museum or the Villa Adele well known for its gardens. You can also visit the Nerone Villas ruins in a few minutes walk.
Please Note:
Check in 1.00pm
Check out 12.00pm
Please inform about arrival time
Please note that our cancellation policy is 3 days. late cancellations and no shows will result in your credit card to be charged the price of the first night as a penalty
Payment by cash on arrival
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Latest Review
“Kind and gracious host. Very convenient and easy walk from train and downtown Anzio. Across street from museum. Not fancy, but a very reasonable choice.”
Facilities
- Breakfast Included
- Laundry Facilities
Cancellation Policy
This property has a 3 day cancellation policy.Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
