NIMA Boutique House

Nicola was quick to answer our questions, and we also had cleaning during our extended stay. We spent 12 days at NIMA Boutique House and felt at home right away. Our two-bedroom, two-bathroom suite had comfortable beds, plenty of space, and nicely fitted bathrooms. The modern facilities were a pleasant surprise in such an old building, and Nicola left coffee for our first mornings. The location in the old city is hard to beat. NIMA Boutique House is in Piazza della Republica, among shops, bars, restaurants, and art galleries, and not far from Piazza IV Novembre. Pam Local and Coop are a short walk away. We used the kitchen and shopped there and at the Wednesday farmer's market in Piazza Giacomo Matteo. On Fridays, there’s also a farmer's market by the Minimetro, in the Pian di Massiano parking lot, with a large modern supermarket across from it. Getting there from the train station was straightforward. From platform 1, buy a €1.50 ticket at the Minimetro kiosk and ride toward Pincetto. At the exit, take the elevator on the right if you have luggage, or the escalator on the left. On the street, turn right onto Via Oberdan. There’s a little pizza place as you come out. Continue to Piazza Giacomo Matteo, cross Via Baglioni, then go straight along Via Nicola Danzetta. The entrance to NIMA Boutique House is diagonally across Piazza della Republica.