Alexandra David-Néel

Delightful mini loft in the heart of Pigneto, a stone’s throw from the historic Bar Necci and 5 minutes from the Metro stop. A Guesthouse set inside a period building, finely renovated in optical style with design elements.

The mini loft has a private en-suite bathroom and exclusive access directly from the building’s patio. The structure also shares a large roof top from which to admire the wonderful skyline of Rome and from which to enjoy the climate and a fully equipped kitchen.

Services included

In your room in Fanfullart Guesthouse you will always find:

BATH:

• Hot water
• Hairdryer
• Cleaning products

BEDROOM CAMERA:

• Essentials (towels, sheets, soap, toilet paper)
• Hangers
• Blackout curtains
• Wardrobe/Drawers

HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING

•  Air conditioning
• Heating

HOME SECURITY

• Fire extinguisher
• First aid kit

INTERNET AND OFFICE

• Wifi
• Dedicated workspace

KITCHEN AND DINING AREA

• Kitchen
• refrigerator
• Microwave oven
• Cooking facilities (pots, pans, oil, salt, pepper)
• Dishes and cutlery (bowls, chopsticks, plates, cups, etc.)
• Freezer
• Induction hob
• Oven
• Kettle
• Coffee machine
• Dining table

ACCOMMODATION FEATURES

• Coin operated laundry nearby

OUTDOORS

• Patio/Balcony
• Outdoor furniture
• Outdoor dining area

PARKING

• Free street parking

SERVICES

• Luggage storage allowed
• Automatic check-in
• Smart lock

NOT INCLUDED

• Security cameras in the property
• TV
• Washing machine
• Dryer
• Fire alarm
• Carbon monoxide detector

Alexandra David-Néel (28/10/1868 – 08/09/1969)

A traveler and scholar of the Orient, especially of Indo-Buddhist doctrines. She lived alone for fourteen years in India, China, and Tibet. Her most famous feat was entering the Forbidden City of Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, in the winter of 1923 after months of walking. She was the first Western woman to succeed in this endeavor.

More informations: https://vitaminevaganti.com/2023/12/16/una-parigina-a-lhasa/

Viaggiatrice e studiosa dell’Oriente, in particolare delle dottrine indo-buddhiste. Soggiorna per quattordici anni da sola tra India, Cina e Tibet. La sua impresa più celebre fu quella di entrare nella città proibita di Lhasa, capitale del Tibet, nell’inverno del 1923 dopo mesi di cammino. Fu la prima donna occidentale a riuscire in questo intento.

Maggiori informazioni: https://vitaminevaganti.com/2023/12/16/una-parigina-a-lhasa/