BEDROOMS: 3. One double bedrooms, one bunk bedroom, one single bedroom.
BATHROOMS: 2
UNITS 1
FACILITIES INSIDE: Bedding, towels and tableware provided with change once a week, air conditioning to bedrooms, independent heating, washing machine, gas oven, freezer, cleaning service once a week.
FACILITIES OUTSIDE: Bar, restaurants, shopping area, public transport, monuments.
WHEELCHAIR SUITABLE: No
PETS FRIENDLY: No
SMOKING: Yes
AMENITIES: Tour of the Etruscan centre town with many well known monuments, archaeological treasures (Etruscan necropolis and the National Etruscan Museum). Equipped sandy beaches by the Tyrrhenian sea, wild natural reserve of WWF, sailing, daily trip to Rome by train or car. A few minutes drive from Vulci (Castle and Archaeological ruines), Cerveteri (Etruscan Necropolis), Mount Argentario (Porto Ercole and Porto S.Stefano), Lake Bolsena, Lake Bracciano, Lake Vico, Capalbio, the Odescalchi Castle of Santa Severa.

DETAILS: Charming 3-storey maisonnette, abutting with an antique chapel and the walls of Tarquinia. 2 sides face Piazza Belvedere while the third offers a sea-view. The entrance leads into the living-room, with a fireplace and a dining table for 8.To the sides the kitchenette with washing-machine, oven & freezer and a guest bathroom. A comfortable stone staircase leads to the bedrooms: a spacious master bedroom, with sea-view, a twin with bunk beds overlooking the piazza, a single looking out on the Belvedere gardens. Bathroom with enclosed shower. A spiral staircase leads to the terrace, which covers the entire surface of the house - some 30 sq.m.- and has a panoramic view of Piazza Belvedere and the sea. The terrace has a sun-awning, a table & chairs for al-fresco evenings. There is ample near-by parking in the piazza.

Tarquinia, rich in medieval monuments, is well known all over the world for one of the largest collections of Etruscan archaeological finds who belongs to the National Museum. Guided tours of the painted tombs in the necropolises near the town also leave from the museum. The finds on display in the museum include: the sarcophagi; the burial treasures found in the nearby necropolises, vases of all types and origins, decorations belonging to the Ara Reginae temple and a number of painted tombs, moved here to save them from destruction. The ancient and mysterious Etruscan people (seventh to sixth centuries B.C.) ruled central Italy before the rise of Rome.

DISTANCES:

AIRPORT: 1h 30mins from Fiumicino and Ciampino airports.
HIGHWAY: 15’ from the ring road of Rome.
RAILWAY STATION: connected by the close  Shuttle bus; hourly trains from & to Rome (1hr 20mins) - last train to Rome Tiburtina at midnight.
SHOPPING AREA and RESTAURANTS: In loco
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: In loco
SEA: Tarquinia Lido by public shuttle every 20'mins with stop very close the house.
FERRY/PORT: 15’ Civitavecchia
THERMAL SPA: 15’Terme di Traiano, 25’ Viterbo (Terme dei Papi)
INTERESTING SITES: 15’ Vulci (Castle, archaeological  ruins ), 25' ’Viterbo, 30' Tuscania, 30’ the Lakes Bolsena, Bracciano, Vico, 90’ Rome.