Hotel Residenza Gra 21 4*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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Free parking
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Express check-in/ -out
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Child-friendly
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
Hotel Residenza Gra 21 Rome is a great place to stay in Appio Latino, which is Rome's 9th quarter, 10 minutes' drive from Basilica di San Giovanni Bosco. Secure parking is available on site as well.
The public park "Parco degli Acquedotti" is 3 km from this hotel and Cinecitta Studios is 2.3 km away. The 4-star aparthotel stands just near Anagnina tube station. The Residenza also provides access to shopping attractions like Domus Shopping Center, which are a 15-minute drive away. Anagnina/Casale Ferranti bus stop is within 100 metres of this property and 13 km from is enough to get to Flaminio train station.
The hotel welcomes guests to 26 rooms complete with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, as well as comforts like air conditioning. Bathrooms feature a bidet and a separate toilet along with a hairdryer and bath sheets.
The seafood restaurant Sushi Jo Anagnina is situated just a few steps from Hotel Residenza Gra 21.
Review by hotel critic
As a family of five, our recent stay at Residenza was a memorable part of our vacation. Located just a short walk from the metro, we found it incredibly convenient for exploring the city without the hassle of driving. The spacious room included a small kitchen, which came in handy for making breakfast for our three sons, slightly easing the morning rush. Our boys loved the vibrant area surrounding the hotel. They were particularly enamored by the nearby Salsa e Merenghe dance center-who knew they had such rhythm? It's a great spot to introduce kids to local culture. While the restaurant across the street was busy with locals, it provided a wonderful atmosphere for us to enjoy family dinners. It's always a good sign when you see the community frequenting a place. The staff's attentiveness when arranging our early morning taxi to Ciampino was commendable, saving us a substantial amount on airport transport. Though it was a bit of a challenge crossing the busy roads nearby, it was all part of the lively Italian experience.
