Apartment in Nettuno (Anzio)
Self-Catering Rental

The apartment is smack in the middle of this photograph
Address: 17 Piazza Marconi, interno 3, Nettuno 00084, Italy

A charming furnished apartment in the heart of the borgo antico overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and the Nettuno marina. Slide Show of apartment and the "borgo" Slide Show of Nettuno "of old"

Nettuno is 60 kilometers south of Rome (just south of the picturesque fishing town of Anzio). The coast between Anzio and Nettuno is known for being the WWII beach-head for the liberation of Rome. Day trips from Nettuno will certainly include Rome - but might also include visits to the castles of Sermoneta, the wine towns of Frascati, Marino and Velletri, the neolithic walls and gardens of Ninfa, San Felice Circeo, with its National Park, and boat trips to the islands of Ponza and Palmarola - just to name a few.

Nettuno is just south of Anzio.

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The neighborhood around the apartment is like a medieval casbah. It's relaxing and beautiful night and day . . . Nettuno is famous for its white wines and plentiful fresh vegetables and seafood. There are several produce markets, upscale delis, and a variety of great restaurants, trattorias, pizzerias, and ice-cream parlors - all within a short walking distance.

The apartment has a large living area and kitchen, a small bathroom with shower, a bedroom and a balcony.

In the living room, there is a large couch that converts into a double bed.

Central heat, full kitchen with gas stove, small washing machine

The apartment usually has access to a strong WiFi signal
when it's not there, we go to any of the coffee shops around City Hall ...
they all have free public WiFi provided by City Hall
(the one-time registration requires possession of a cell phone)
There is no TV.

. . . in the bedroom there is a very comfortable queen-size bed (actually they're two single beds put together).

The kitchen is simple and practical - with a view of the town's principal church and piazza below.

The apartment is up 2 flights from the level of the piazza - easy steps but no elevator.

It is a five-minute walk from the house to the Nettuno train station and there are trains approximately every hour to Rome's central Termini station.

Nettuno-Rome train timetable

Usual weekly rental rate Euros 65/night (one week minimum), a little higher in the summer months.

Discounts available for longer stays. Prices include utilities.

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Payment: At least 50% of the rent must be paid to block a specific lease period. The remaining rent must be paid at least 90 days prior to the lease date.

Cancellation by the owner: In the unlikely event that specific accommodation ceases to be available as booked, the Owner will refund the Client all monies paid (including deposit).

Cancellation by the renter: If the renter cancels their reservation prior to 90 days of the lease date they will be entitled to a refund of 50% of the total rent. If the cancellation is made within 90 days of the lease date, they will only be entitled to a refund of 25% of the total rent.

Responsibility: The owner shall not be liable for any injury, damage, loss, accident, delay or irregularity that may be caused to person or property however caused or arising during the accommodation period.

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For more information:

• My E-mail: jomcintire@bellsouth.net
• My telephone number: USA + 904 461 3175 (if no answer, leave message in French, English, Spanish or Italian).
• My Skype address: mcintire

Local Links:

Pro Loco Nettuno (City information center)
Nettuno Marina
Rotary Club: Anzio-Nettuno
NERONE, the insiders guide to Rome
Roma Hotels
Walks in Rome
Stefano's guided tours of Rome
rentaGO - europe accommodation

Other non-local links

Revised: Oct 31, 2009