Booking terms

Last updated: 15 September 2026.

1. Who you are dealing with

Verdedamare is a private house in Lido dei Pini, Anzio, with two holiday apartments let by Salvatore Partenzi, codice fiscale PRTSVT70H13H501N, as a non-business short-term letting, Via Vincenzo Bellini 2B, 00042 Anzio (RM). National identification code (CIN): IT058007C2PRYX5NZK.

2. Booking requests

Sending a request on this site is not a booking. We check the dates and confirm by email, usually within a few hours; the booking exists only once you receive our confirmation. Prices shown on the site are estimates based on the published rates; the confirmation states the exact amount.

3. Price, payment and tourist tax

The confirmed price includes bed linen, towels, utilities, Wi-Fi and the final cleaning. Payment: nothing is paid online; the full amount is paid on arrival, in cash or by PayPal. The tourist tax of the Comune di Anzio (€1 per person per night for the first 7 nights; children under 12 are exempt) is not included and is paid on arrival.

4. Cancellation

Free cancellation until 7 days before arrival; after that the whole amount of the stay is due. No-show: the whole stay is due. If we have to cancel for reasons beyond our control, we refund everything you paid.

5. Arrival, departure and guests

Check-in from 15:00 to 20:00 (later on request), check-out by 10:00. Every guest must show a valid identity document at arrival: we are required by law to register all guests with the police. The apartments sleep a maximum of 4 people each; only the guests named in the booking may stay.

6. House rules

No smoking indoors. Quiet hours from 23:00 to 8:00 and from 13:00 to 16:00. Pets are not allowed. Please treat the apartment and garden with care; damage beyond normal wear is charged at cost. No security deposit is required.

7. Liability

We are not liable for loss of or damage to guests' belongings, nor for events beyond our control (weather, strikes, utility failures). Guests are responsible for damage they cause. Nothing here limits rights that consumer law gives you.

8. Law and disputes

Italian law applies. For consumers resident in the EU, the competent court is the one of your place of residence where the law so provides; otherwise the Court of Velletri. EU residents may also use the European Online Dispute Resolution platform (ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr).