My Guest Roma B&B

Kosher hotel in rome city center

Location: Roma, Lazio, Italy

Organizer: My Guest roma

Dates: All year round

About

All B&B rooms are air-conditioned and are equipped with a private ensuite bathroom with shower, WiFi, TV, mini-fridge, large safe deposit box, and hair dryer. There are microwave ovens and kettles and a variety of tea and coffee, as well as a computer with internet connection in the common area. Baby cots and a guarded luggage room are available upon request. There are several room types: standard rooms, superior rooms, family rooms.

An 8 people kosher short term vacation apartment is also for rental. It perfectly suits the needs of large families. The dining room allows to take daily tea/coffee breaks and to observe Shabbats/ haggim in the intimacy of a private space; yet all the B&B services (reception, daily cleanings, kosher breakfast) are provided also in the suite. The vacation rental does not have cooking facilities.

Activities & entertainment

Within 10 minutes walk are the following historical sites/ attractions :

The Mausoleum of S. Costanza
The early Christian church of  S. Agnes and its Catecombs
The Macro ( Museum of Contemporary Art)
Casina delle Civette
Casino dei Principi
Technotown (for kids)
Porta Pia 
Borghese Gallery (reachable with a 30 minutes walk)

Location

Address: My Guest Roma, Viale Ventuno Aprile, 12, 00162 Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome, Italia

Tags

ShavuothPurimAir ConditioningTVFree Wi-FiHair DryerSafeMini BarHotelSummerAll year roundWinter

Contact

  • Organizer: My Guest roma
  • Location: Roma, Italy

Shavuot 2027 candle lighting and Havdalah times My Guest Roma B&B

Approximate times calculated for this venue's location, following the schedule outside Israel.

DateEventTime
Thursday 10 June 2027First day of Shavuot begins — candle lighting20:26
Friday 11 June 2027Second day of Shavuot begins — light from an existing flame before sunset20:27
Saturday 12 June 2027Shavuot ends — Havdalah21:37

Calculated for the venue's map location. Times can differ from those your program uses — confirm the exact zmanim with the program's rabbinic authority.

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