A lovingly maintained and operated 20-room hotel with terrific prices considering its effortlessly close proximity to all things central, historical, and beautiful. Rooms are not overly spacious – especially as they are equipped with a near-eccentric selection of various comfort gadgets – but they are clean and certainly not dull. The hotel is located adjacent to one of Rome's oldest opera houses, Teatro Argentina – where Rossini's The Barber of Seville debuted – and overlooks the square known as Largo di Torre Argentina.
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