As far as locations go, the Abruzzi's tops the charts, right opposite the Pantheon. But there's more to the place than its views. Its smart modern rooms are small but good-looking with blown-up photos printed on white walls and modern dark-wood flooring. Kettles are provided with tea- and coffee-making kit and smartphones are provided for guests to use.
Albergo Abruzzi
Centro Storico
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