More information on Hotel Lussemburgo
Hotel Lussemburgo is located in close proximity to Rome's central station, underground and historical centre. From the hotel it is possible to easily reach the most charming sites of the city, such as the Colosseum, the Forum, the San Giovanni in Laterano Cathedral and many others, with a short walk. The family who owns the place has been running it for over 30 years now and does its best to guarantee efficiency and kindness to its guests.
Total Rooms:
9Rooms:
9Reservations
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Cancellation Policy
-120 hours, If you cancel or modify your reservation 5 days before the date of your arrival: no penalty. If you cancel or modify your reservation less of 5 days the date of your arrival: the penalty is 50% of your total amount. In case of no show the penalty is the total amount of the reservation. For reservation of 1 night the penalty is the amount of the first night.
Directions
From the Central train station it is possible to reach the hotel by:- underground line A stop of Manzoni (second stop) - 15 minutes walk.(check the map)
Area
Lazio,Rome,Around Rome
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