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Patrizia, the super friendly owner of the Hotel Boccaccio, gives her small, basic pension plenty of personality. Situated south of the Piazza di Spagna, it has eight rooms on the first floor of an elevator building. Although you won't have Internet access or even a television, you will feel like you're staying in a real Roman apartment.
And, in fact, you are. The apartment has been in Patrizia's family for quite some time, passed down from her grandparents to her parents and on down to Patrizia in 1988. The halls are covered in eclectic paintings and pictures that once hung in her restaurant, and the terrace is covered with leafy green plants.
Rooms have high ceilings, large windows, and bare carpeting. Furniture is a mix of old and new. Some rooms have private toilets, while others share. Shared baths aren't fancy—one toilet is missing a seat!—but they are clean.
Please note: Patrizia offers all EuroCheapo readers a 10 percent discount.
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