Deromatality – Holiday home in Rome
Dining room - salone
Double dining room, with air conditioning, 3 big window, 1 table with 6 chairs, one sofà, kitchen island with plates, pots, glasses and cutlery, reftrigerator and freezer, nespresso coffee machine with coffee capsules, kettle.
Room n°1 (stanza n°1)
Large Room n° 1 with a double bed, one wardrobe, one big window, air conditioning. Additional folding bed on request
Room n°2 (stanza n°2)
Large Room n° 2 with a double bed, one wardrobe, two big windows, air conditioning. Garden view. Direct access to the second bathroom. Additional folding bed on request
Bathroom n°1 (Bagno n°1)
Bathroom n° 1 with sink, wc, bidet, shower, window. Set of towels, shampo, shower gel, hand soap.
Bathroom n° 2 (Bagno n°2)
Bathroom n° 2 with 2 sinks, wc, bidet, shower, window. Set of towels, shampo, shower gel, hand soap, air dryer
Building (Palazzo)
The apartment is located in a very important historical building.
The House for the employees of the Governorate is one of the most important buildings built over the years Twenty in Rome.
In 1925 the Governorate of Rome announced the first competition for the construction of residential houses for its employees. Many young architects participated in the competition and the first prize was awarded, in 1926, to the project created by the architect Mario de Renzi and the engineer Luigi Ciarrocchi.
The building was designed in an elaborate mannerist style, sometimes mistakenly identified as Roman Baroque, although in this case we cannot speak of Baroque but of a mature Renaissance style, of Tuscan ancestry. The works ended in 1929.
(L’appartamento si trova in un edifico storico molto importante. La Casa per i dipendenti del Governatorato è uno dei più importanti edifici costruiti negli anni Venti a Roma.
Nel 1925 il Governatorato di Roma bandì il primo concorso per la realizzazione di case d’abitazione destinate ai propri dipendenti, alla competizione parteciparono molti giovani architetti e il primo premio venne assegnato, nel 1926, al progetto realizzato dall’architetto Mario de Renzi e l’ingegner Luigi Ciarrocchi.
L’edificio fu progettato in un elaborato stile manierista, a volte erroneamente identificato come barocchetto romano, anche se in questo caso non si può parlare di barocco quanto di uno stile rinascimentale maturo, di ascendenza Toscana. I lavori terminarono nel 1929.)
We will try to give you maximum support by satisfying your needs and giving you valuable advice for your stay in RomeAlessandro and Barbara (husband and wife) will always be available to guests.
The mobile numbers of both will be provided.
Alessandro Palumbo (0039 3470706120).
Barbara Leganza (0039 3482226840)
Assistance will be provided from the time of booking until the end of the stay.
Alessandro and Barbara will try to provide support on transport, restaurants, shopping, Roman activities and events.
Information will also be provided for sporting activities (running, gyms, padel…).