Ratings for Hotel Euro Quiris given by Real Travelers
Hotel Euro Quiris Reviews
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Overall:
"We recommend this to people who stay a few nights in Rome and don't spend their time at the hotel." — source Venere
"Would recommend it to others." — source Venere
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More information on Hotel Euro Quiris
The Hotel Euro Quiris is centrally located in Rome, on the third floor of an early 19th century building near the Termini railway station and near the Rome University La Sapienza. Many sights are within walking distance, such as the Santa Maria Maggiore basilica, the Colosseum and the Terme di Diocleziano. Public transportation that takes to other parts of Rome is also easy to reach.
Check-in Time:
1300Check-out Time:
1030Total Rooms:
14Rooms:
14Reservations
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Cancellation Policy
-96 hours, Cancellazione senza penale a 4 giorni. In caso di cancellazione o no show provvederemo all'addebito di 2 notti. Cancellation policy 4 days. In case of cancellation or no show we charge the ammount of 2 nights.
Directions
The Hotel is located at the third floor of an XIX century building near the main Railway Station Termini and near the Tome University "La Sapienza".Its location is ideal for tourists who want to spend a few days in the most famous historical-cultural city of the world, or for people who's just passing through. It's possible to reach, just by walking, some of the best sites of the city, such as the "S. Maria Maggiore Church", the Colossuem, the "Terme di Diocleziano", the "Porta Pia Museum", and the wonderful "Villa Borghese".
Area
Lazio,Rome,Around Rome
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