P|25 Suite 02 Marina

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Room in boutique hotel hosted by Cristian

2 guests
1 bedroom
1 bed
1 private bathroom

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Rooms with a refined design and a unique atmosphere, equipped with all comforts, walk-in closet and private bathroom. Guests have access to a common entrance area studied in detail. The location is very central, within the ancient historic district of the Marina, between the port of Cagliari and the Castello district. A few steps away you can enjoy the historical and religious heritage, do some shopping and sit down to taste typical products in one of the many restaurants in the area.

The space
The building is located in front of the Church of Sant'Eulalia, in a quiet and quiet part of the Marina neighborhood and the rooms are located on the ground floor. Each detail is designed to create a luxurious and comfortable environment, with elegant fine finishes and every comfort, such as wifi, smart TV, air conditioning, walk-in closet, coffee maker, kettle and minibar. In the common area there are plates, cups, glasses and cutlery, but it is not possible to cook.

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What this place offers

Wifi

Dedicated workspace

Air conditioning

Hair dryer

Long-term stays allowed

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Where you’ll be

Cagliari, Sardegna, Italy

The Marina, Cagliari's historic neighborhood, is close to the sea and very close to the port and Via Roma. Founded by the Pisans in the 13th century to host fishermen and seafaring homes that worked at the harbor, as well as warehouses and other facilities linked to it, it was originally called Lapola or La Pola.

Nowadays it is a very lively and multiethnic neighborhood, with its many Indian and African craft shops and food shops and street food places with specialties from all over the world (Africa, Middle East, India, etc.). There are plenty of shops and shops selling Sardinian crafts and local products, and the neighborhood is home to several renowned restaurants in the city, as well as quaint trattorias where you can enjoy typical Sardinian dishes and authentic Cagliari sea cuisine.

The neighborhood is also the protagonist of the cultural life of the city, with the bars of Piazza Savoia, the former Casa Professa dei Gesuiti, which often houses exhibitions and other artistic initiatives. Next to it, the former church of Santa Teresa houses the Auditorium Comunale. There is also a theater cinema in the spaces relevant to the parish church of Sant'Eulalia.

Largo Carlo Felice and the pedestrian island on Via Manno are the shopping center in Cagliari, with plenty of clothing stores.

From a historical and architectural standpoint, the oldest building is the parish church of Sant'Eulalia, built in the 14th century in the Catalan Gothic style with the adjacent archaeological site. The church of Sant'Agostino, on Via Baylle, is a very interesting example of Renaissance architecture in Sardinia. Under the walls of Castello, the Church of the Virgin of the Property with the attached Convent of the Capuccines, where the cloistered nuns still live in close seclusion in a small community.

Then there is the seafront on Via Roma, with its elegant 20th-century buildings, where you can find classical and Renaissance elements along with colonial decorations. The arcades, which boast numerous cafes and elegant shops, are a favorite meeting place for Cagliarians.