The understatement on display in this historic house allows some of the warm, textural elements of the design – like the exposed beam ceiling, tiled floors and concrete steps – to sing. Set within a stunning fifteenth-century building, the home is spread over three floors, accessible via a beautiful spiral staircase that eventually emerges in between the three bedrooms up on the second floor. The interior is a largely pared-back affair, with a definite nod to Scandinavian simplicity, but without veering into the impersonal. While the Tiber isn’t actually visible from the front door, but it’s only one street over, and the Castel Sant’Angelo is just a few minutes' walk on the other bank. Elsewhere, you're around five minutes from the ever-popular Piazza Navona and ten to the lively morning market in Campo de' Fiori. *Child-friendly amenities such as a cot, highchair, stairgate and dinnerware are available upon request *The master ...
As well as being ideally located in one of the prettiest and most central squares in Rome, this apartment is also within walking distance from pretty much every major tourist attraction. For example, you'll find yourself less than five minutes' walk from the Pantheon and Piazza Navona, nine minutes from the Trevi Fountain, and twenty-five minutes to the Colosseum. You've also got plenty of eateries nearby to refuel after a long day of exploring – favourites include seafood linguine at La Tavernetta 48 and creative bruschetta and seasonal dishes at Michelin-recommended CiPASSO – both of which are within a two-minute walk. We'd suggest you pick this home based on location alone, but luckily the classically Roman interior has its own charms. It might not be one for the cutting-edge minimalist, but with high ceilings, antique furniture and tiled floors throughout, there's plenty of character on show here. Finally, there's a lovely big kitch...
Vista Antica immediately grasps you with its view - a spectacular, west-facing panorama of the Colosseum and the Roman Forums. You couldn't be better placed to feel the energy of the eternal city. Wake up to the sight of one of the world's most breathtaking buildings and feel inspired for a day in the Italian capital. The Roman Forums are just a short walk away, providing an insight into Rome's historical significance. Head towards the centre to discover the wealth of iconic landmarks that define the skyline. The Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and Hadrian's Villa top the list of your sightseeing itinerary, fuelled by fresh cups of coffee and Italian pastries. At the end of a busy afternoon, treat yourself to some authentic pizza at one of the many charming restaurants. Whilst you're there, you may as well try some of the delicious bottles of wine too. Return back home in the evening to your cosy apartment that ha...
Comfort reigns supreme in this bright and appealing apartment – it’s easy to imagine a family or group of friends feeling very at ease in this rustic home. While there's no bold design or styling, the sober colours and abundance of wood make for a very relaxing and breathable environment to return to after days spent sightseeing. We really loved the unsuspecting little touches around the flat too, such as the Japanese-style painted wardrobe doors and the reclaimed cabinet. You'll notice plenty of tasteful artwork adorning the walls also. Come together in the traditional dining area for a quick coffee, before setting off to complete your tourist itinerary. We were surprised by just how quiet it was here, despite being in the heart of Rome. Walk to the historic Spanish Steps in just fifteen minutes – from there, go shopping and limoncello-sipping around the bustling Piazza di Spagna. Ascend back up the steps to one of the city's most belo...
You couldn’t ask for a better location in Rome than this apartment, which looks directly onto the iconic Colosseum. The apartment is modern and stylish, with designer furniture and a luxurious vibe. We love the high ceilings, which reach over 5 metres, and how bright and welcoming this home feels. There’s a convenient kitchen, though you’ll have your pick of Roman restaurants right on your doorstep if you don’t feel like cooking. Convenient, chic, and comfortable – what more could you ask for? *There are stairs to climb at this home, so it may not be suitable for those with reduced mobility – the stairs are steep and semi-open. *Your host kindly asks you to respect the quiet hours from 11pm-7am. Air Conditioning Bathtub Black-Out Blinds Carbon Monoxide Detector Central Heating Child Friendly Cooking Essentials Cot / Crib Dishwasher Drying Rack Espresso Machine Exercise Equipment Free...
Part of the joy of visiting Rome is being in the thick of things – busy side-street eateries, crowds clamouring to see the sights, and dodging Vespas as you explore the city. This property is in the perfect location. There are two apartments, making this ideal for groups of friends who want some space. The first is decorated with an eye-catching nod to Pop Art and street artists like Banksy, while the second taps into the romance of Rome with soft pastel shades and an elegant feel. You’re close enough to everything to explore on foot, but for those days when the heat is a little too much, you’ll be glad to be a three-minute walk from the Lepanto metro stop. You’re also in an area rife with restaurants, cafes and bars, so you don’t need to travel far for an exquisite meal or a chilled glass of wine. We like to start our day with a spot of people watching. Walk twelve minutes to Piazza del Popolo for a cappuccino wi...
Comfortable and stylish, this apartment is an ideal base in Rome for families or groups of friends. It’s close to all the sights, with the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain just a few steps away. Best of all, despite the central location, your host has installed soundproof windows so you can rest easily after hectic days spent sightseeing. You’ll have a well-equipped kitchen to prepare meals in, though with the best of Rome’s culinary scene right on your doorstep, you might prefer to dine out. *Parking is tricky in Rome, so we recommend sticking to the easily accessible public transport system. *While you won’t find a desk here, the dining table doubles up as a laptop-friendly workspace. Air Conditioning Balcony Black-Out Blinds Cafetiere Carbon Monoxide Detector Central Heating Child Friendly Cleaning Products Coffee Maker Cot / Crib Dishwasher Doorman Dryer Drying Rack Electr...
Ideal for families and groups of friends, this apartment is a convenient base in Rome. It’s in a wonderful location just steps from Santa Maria Maggiore, close to all the attractions including the Trevi Fountain, the Colosseum, and Piazza Venezia. The modern apartment has everything needed for a city break, with a fully-equipped kitchen – though with so many trattorias and cafes nearby, you might prefer to dine out. At full occupancy, one guest will sleep on a single sofa bed, which we think is best suited to a child. *At full occupancy, one guest will sleep on a single sofa bed. *Your host does not accept bookings for those under the age of 21. Air Conditioning Bathtub Child Friendly Coffee Maker Cot / Crib Dishwasher Dryer Freezer Fridge High Chair Iron Kettle Kitchen Kitchen Utensils Lift Access Microwave Oven Parking Available Safe Toaster TV Washing Ma...
Just around the corner from the world-famous Colosseum, this spacious apartment couldn't be better located to see the Roman sights. Housed in a historic building, it blissfully blends traditional features with modern necessities, creating a comfortable and characterful base in the City of Seven Hills. Connected to the bright living space, a quaint balcony looks over a typical street in the Italian capital. Watch the world go by as you sip your morning coffee and tuck into a cannoli. There's plenty to look at in this home, from the romantic antique furniture to the charming paintings that hang on every wall. Musical guests will no doubt be drawn to the piano – remember to pack your sheet music. Reach the site of ancient gladiator fights – and the city's most iconic landmark – in just seven minutes. The Circus Maximus is also a short stroll away and equally steeped in fascinating history. End your day of sightseeing with a p...
For a stay in the Eternal City, this apartment has a lot to offer. Featuring two terraces, impressive views and contemporary rooms, you’ll find everything you could need for your own Roman holiday. The layout works perfectly for an adults-only escape or families in search of comfort, simplicity and space to stretch out. Your host is also on hand to help organise extras like housekeeping, private transfers and guided tours. Plus, you can walk to parks, galleries, cafes and restaurants, while the close proximity to public transport means its easy to explore further afield. *At full occupancy, two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living room. *Please note the second terrace is accessible from one of the bedrooms. Air Conditioning Child Friendly Coffee Maker Dishwasher Dryer Freezer Fridge Hair Dryer Iron Kettle Kitchen Kitchen Utensils Lift Access Microwave Mini Bar<...
Situated in Trastevere, this apartment is surrounded by traditional restaurants and historic churches, such as the Basilica of Santa Maria, a short stroll away. Piazza Navona and the iconic Pantheon are also within walking distance – or if you prefer, your host can organise tours for you. After a busy day in Rome, you can relax on the balcony here, or in one of two living areas. One of the living spaces also has a sofa bed to sleep guests seven and eight. Book this home if you want to live like a local. *At full occupancy, two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living area. *Two of the bedrooms have single beds, and two bedrooms have access to the private balcony. *There's air conditioning here. *There is free on-street parking available here. Air Conditioning Balcony / Patio Carbon Monoxide Detector Central Heating Child Friendly Coffee Maker Cooking Essentials Fire Extinguisher Fi...
Perfect for families seeking a serene retreat in Rome, this apartment is contemporary and calm. It sits on a quiet street just behind Castel Sant’Angelo, a short walk from the Vatican and its museums. Bustling piazzas are within easy reach, with restaurants, cafes, and gelaterias. The apartment is a modern home-from-home, with wooden floors and tall windows. There’s a kitchen to cook in, a desk for remote working, and a comfortable living room for lounging when you’re not out seeing the sights of Rome. *Your host can provide a cot for little ones. *There’s a desk here for those working remotely during their stay. Air Conditioning Carbon Monoxide Detector Central Heating Child Friendly Cleaning Products Cooking Essentials Cot / Crib Desk Dishwasher Drying Rack Espresso Machine Fire Extinguisher First Aid Kit Freezer Fridge Hair Dryer Hangers High Chair Iron Ironin...
This sophisticated penthouse apartment has it all. Bold artwork and lush greenery adorn every corner of the home, which boasts on-site parking and a large wraparound terrace that offers views of the Tiber River. Your host can arrange a private chef and other top-notch concierge services to make your stay all the more memorable. Staying here, you'll be in the midst of Prati’s gourmet dining scene and within easy reach of Rome’s top sights – walking to the Spanish Steps and Vatican City takes twenty minutes. We can’t think of a better place to stay in Rome. *There’s a secure garage with space for two cars at this home. *There are stairs to climb at this home so it may not be suitable for those with reduced mobility. *There’s a desk here for those working during their stay. *Your host kindly asks that you respect the quiet hours from 11pm-7am. Accessible Parking Air Conditioning Balcony Black-Out Blinds<b...
Five minutes on foot from the Spanish Steps, this apartment hits the spot for a contemporary and central stay. The location speaks for itself. You're in the heart of Rome here, an easy walk or quick metro ride away from all the sights. Back home, you'll find everything you need to relax in style. The bright living space boasts a sofa bed for two guests. Keen to unwind? One bathroom has a chromotherapy shower, while the other features a Jacuzzi bath perfect for post-sightseeing soaks. There's also a tiny balcony ideal for alfresco aperitifs – if that doesn't tick the boxes, we don't know what will. *At full occupancy, two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living area. *If you're travelling with little ones, your host can provide a cot for free. You'll need to request them in advance. *There’s a desk in the main bedroom if you plan to work from home. *Parking isn’t provided, but you won’t need a car in this loca...
Not far from the Vatican, this apartment is an excellent family option. Though the living area isn't the largest, there's plenty of space across the five bedrooms. The kitchen is well-stocked if you fancy a home-cooked meal, but for something extra special, your host is happy to arrange a private chef for a fee. You'll also have access to a small balcony ideal for enjoying morning espressos and sipping sundowners. Location-wise, shops and restaurants are a short walk away, as is the iconic St Peter's Square. Further afield, but still within easy reach, are the city's other famous landmarks, putting you in a prime spot for exploring. *All five bedrooms, as well as the living room, are equipped with air conditioning. *If you're travelling with little ones, your host can provide a cot, high chair, and children's books and toys on request. *Please note that one of the bedrooms is a triple, which is best suited to children or adul...
Set in the heart of Rome's lively Prati district, this stylish apartment is a real crowd-pleaser. For those larger groups of friends or extended families looking to explore the Eternal City, you'll have four bright and colourful bedrooms to relax in, knowing the cultural attractions and iconic sights are right outside. Despite the lack of seating in the living-come-dining room, each bedroom offers a unique space to unwind. Styled in a chic 50s theme with vibrant colours, bold wallpaper prints and mid-century furnishings, the rooms also come with plenty of space. Each one has its own look, filled with vintage paraphernalia, from records to typewriters (they also each have a TV – the flat isn’t entirely faithful to the 50s). The bathrooms are well-designed and metro tiled, while the kitchen’s equipped for home meals – but you’re in one of the restaurant hotspots (as if anywhere in Rome isn’t a restaurant hotspot), and there are some great...
Just north of Rome’s historic centre you’ll find this apartment provides a calm city sanctuary. There’s a private terrace with outdoor seating for evening drinks or a morning coffee. You’ll also find the rooms are well suited to laidback social gatherings or catch up work sessions. Housekeeping and airport transfers can be arranged on request along with guided tours. Plus, it’s just a short stroll through the streets of Pinciano to Villa Borghese Park, while galleries, restaurants and shops can all be found within easy reach. *At full occupancy, two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living room. Air Conditioning Child Friendly Coffee Maker Dishwasher Dryer Freezer Fridge Hair Dryer Iron Kettle Kitchen Kitchen Utensils Lift Access Microwave Mini Bar Patio / Terrace Safe Single-Level Home Step-Free Access Toaster TV Washing Machine Wi-fi...
This elegant apartment offers a unique stay in Rome. It’s centrally located between major sights including the Trevi Fountain and the Basilica Papale di Santa Maria Maggiore, with a Metro station just four minutes away – you can easily explore the city. The apartment is quiet and comfortable, an elegant escape in a bustling capital city. We love the classic architectural elements, including stunning frescoed ceilings, juxtaposed with bold splashes of colour and modern art. *Castro Pretorio Metro station is a four-minute walk away. *Your host kindly asks that you respect the quiet hours from 10pm-8am. Air Conditioning Balcony Carbon Monoxide Detector Central Heating Child Friendly Cleaning Products Coffee Maker Cooking Essentials Cot / Crib Dishwasher Dryer Espresso Machine Fire Extinguisher First Aid Kit Freezer Fridge Hair Dryer Hangers High Chair Iron Ironin...
With an address in the heart of Rome on the beautiful Via Di Monserrato, you’ll be a short walk to the River Tiber and the Campo de' Fiori. Also within walking distance is the Museo di Roma and plenty of restaurants, cafes and shops. The apartment itself is spread over two floors – there’s a mezzanine library which also houses a sofa bed for guests five and six. There’s also a small terrace off the kitchen diner – the well-equipped kitchen is ideal for creating some classic Roman dishes too. *At full occupancy, two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed on the mezzanine level. It's semi-open to the space below, so privacy is limited. *If you're travelling with little ones, your host can provide a cot for free. You'll need to request it in advance. Air Conditioning Baby Bath Bathtub Carbon Monoxide Detector Central Heating Child Friendly Coffee Maker Cooking Essentials Cot / Crib Desk Dishw...
Where do we start with this fantastic apartment? Firstly, there’s a great private roof terrace with 360-degree views of Rome. Adjacent to the terrace, there's a study area, perfect for when you need to work while away. Another highlight is the stylish living space with its designer furnishings. We love that both bathrooms here are en-suite too. The location needs to be mentioned as well – this place is just a short stroll from the Spanish Steps. Within walking distance, you’ll also find the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi and much more. *This apartment is set over two levels. *If you're travelling with little ones, your host can provide a cot and high chair for free. You'll need to request them in advance. *This accommodation does not accept groups of young people (up to 18 years old). *Parking in Rome can be tricky, so we recommend sticking to easily accessible public transport where possible. ...
This apartment's address is perfect if you want to be within walking distance of some of Rome’s key landmarks. The Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps and the Roman Forum are just a few to mention. You’ll also have plenty of shops, cafes and restaurants on your doorstep. Another highlight of the home, in our opinion, is the terrace with its fire pit, barbecue and dining area. This great outdoor space is accessed from the modern and stylish open-plan living room. And if you need to work while away, two of the comfy bedrooms have desks. We think this apartment has everything you need for your Eternal City stay. *If you're travelling with little ones, your host can provide a cot for free. You'll need to request it in advance. *There are not enough seats for everyone in the living area, but there are six chairs around the breakfast bar. *The twin bedroom can be made up as a double on request. *Parking in Rome can be tricky, so w...
Close to the Vatican City and Castel Sant'Angelo – both of which are a fifteen-minute walk away – this spacious five-bedroom apartment can comfortably accommodate your entire family, with enough bed space to bring some friends or relatives along for the ride. With wooden shuttered windows and an earthy terracotta glow, the exterior screams Rome. However, inside the apartment, generously proportioned communal spaces offer a contemporary vibe, with gleaming marble floors, a cool mint and light blue colour scheme, and modern furnishings throughout. Five uniquely decorated bedrooms combine exceptionally comfortable mattresses, bespoke beds and chintzy period details such as gleaming chandeliers, gilded picture frames and patterned wallpaper to create a totally unique style that we absolutely love. It's situated in the upmarket district of Prati, which serves as something of a corporate hub during the week. Its grand s...
This elegant apartment is in a restored 16th-century palazzo – and it looks the part. You’ll step over the marble tiles of the entrance into a magnificent home filled with art and furniture from the 17th and 18th centuries. Ceiling frescos and glittering chandeliers can be found throughout the home, which also boasts a private terrace overlooking the cupola of Santa Agnese in Piazza Navona. The piazza is just a stone’s throw away, and you’ll be a short walk from the likes of the Pantheon and the Trevi Fountain. Just perfect. *Parking in Rome can be tricky so we recommend exploring on foot or sticking to the easily accessible public transport system. *This home is on the second floor of the building with no lift, so it may not be suitable for those with reduced mobility. *Bedroom one can be set up with twin beds instead of a double if preferred. *Your host kindly asks that you respect the quiet hours from 9pm-8am. <...
Horse-Drawn feels like a real home. It’s bright and welcoming, and as it’s been designed as a place to live, rather than one to rent, you don’t get the glitches that sometimes pop up in the latter. It also means that the kitchen is really well equipped – it's easy enough to whip up a decent meal to be enjoyed as a group in the charming, light-filled dining room. There are a few signs of age on the walls and floor, but these don’t detract in any way from the overall environment. In fact, we think that's what makes this 17th-century home – take in the original features from the get-go. Whether you're enjoying a good book by the fireplace or eating lunch under the exposed beams, you'll feel immersed in the heart of the world's most ancient city. We love how the pops of purple and green, abstract artwork and book-filled shelves make this spot so cosy and inviting after a day spent sightseeing. With the Castel Sant'Angelo and Piazza Navona r...
The living room of this central Rome apartment is an instantly welcoming space, with the building's historical features, such as the double-height ceilings, herringbone terracotta tiles, and exposed brickwork, cleverly incorporated into what is otherwise a modern interior. We appreciated some of the hi-tech features, like the accent lighting and the video projector in the loft space that's perfect for a movie marathon. It’s the kind of home that could keep you occupied even if you were housebound, so it almost doesn’t seem fair that so many of the Eternal City's most iconic sights are within such easy reach and will no doubt occupy much of your time. Trevi Foutain, for instance, can be walked to in eight minutes, while the Pantheon is half that distance in the opposite direction. *The dark ceilings and small windows mean that there isn't a lot of natural light about the place, although there's plenty of ambient lighting to com...
Oh, the view from this Roman home – we go weak at the knees every time we see it. It makes a good case for the best in the city. Who wouldn't want to wake up to the vistas of the magnificent Colosseum? We can imagine on warm summers evening opening up the windows and drinking a glass of prosecco while admiring this ancient amphitheatre set against a red sky. Let's not forget the interiors here, though – they are lovely and fit in perfectly with the old-world grandeur that emanates from Rome. We especially adore the marble-clad bathrooms and plush velvet fabrics, all chosen by a Count. If you can tear yourself away from the windows, history lovers can walk to the Basilica di San Clemente in under five minutes, while St. Peter's Square can be reached in a quarter of an hour. *There's no washing machine here *This home has access to a nearby shared gym *Child-friendly amenities such as a cot, high chair and travel cot are availa...
This second-floor apartment in a Prati building dating back to the 1940s illustrates how to incorporate some eccentricity into a home's interior design without going overboard. Colourful pieces of artwork, gold motifs and boldly patterned feature walls pop off satisfyingly against the white walls, while the silverback gorilla in the living room is a playful addition. The kitchen and bathrooms play it relatively simple in comparison but are equally notable for their high quality — we especially liked the whirlpool bathtub. The location is another plus point in our books. Castel Sant'Angelo and the surrounding Parco della Mole Adriana are only ten minutes' walk away, while Vatican City takes about a quarter of an hour to reach on foot. *Two people can sleep on a sofa bed in the living room *Although the apartment can be reached by elevator and is step-free once inside, there are three steps before you reach the lift *Wh...
Harking back to the grand aesthetic of eighteenth-century Italy, this remarkable apartment is all Rococo style antique furniture, original frescos, intricate coffered ceilings and rich walnut wood. Recline aristocratically on the sumptuous cream couch, nibbling olives, before waltzing out onto your private balcony—we can almost hear the plucked tones of a harpsichord in the distance. Continue your noble Italian daydream with a wander through the narrow cobbled streets, surrounded by the tall, stately buildings of the ancient Piazza Navona. And when you’re ready to return to the twenty-first century, drive ten minutes to the acclaimed National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art and spend indulgent evenings in Michelin Starred restaurants—Rome has twenty-three to choose from. *The mezzanine level's ceiling is only 2.1 metres high so our taller guests should mind their heads *There's no lift in the building so it isn't suitable...
From floors to ceilings, this apartment in central Rome maintains a sense of originality in its decor and finishes. It blends in with its historic surrounding – the bustling Piazza del Popolo with its pavement cafés and pop-up book markets is a three-minute walk, as is the beautiful Villa Borghese. If shopping is your thing, the Spanish Steps and Via del Corso are five minutes on foot. Large families or groups of friends will find this apartment to be an excellent home base. As soon as you step into the marble-floored hall you get a feeling of old-world Italy. The hall is dotted with antiques and moving through to the living and dining room it’s all floor to ceiling bookcases and herringbone floor. We particularly love the main bathroom, sleek in monotone black and white, yet embracing the vintage with its Singer sewing machine washstand and glorious oval tub. *Note that you'll have to walk up 8 steps to the entrance of this h...
This apartment is in an ideal location for culture vultures. It’s a fifteen-minute walk to the myriad museums and galleries of the Vatican and five minutes to the ancient Castel Sant’Angelo. The streets around buzz with local trattoria and pizzerias and, after sunset, the wine bars chatter to life. With all that activity on your doorstep, you’ll want a soothing haven to return to, and this pristine white apartment is exactly that. Pot plants, tapestry art and a raw wood dining table are natural accents against the otherwise pure white motif and built-in bookshelves show off a precise collection of global trinkets. Long, typically Roman windows flood the place with sunlight making it a joy to wake up and enjoy another day in the Italian capital. *The third bedroom is quite small, and doesn't have any storage space or bedside tables *Eight guests would be a lot, given the size of the communal areas and the two bathrooms *T...
Accommodation prices in Rome can vary widely depending on factors such as location, time of year, and the type of accommodation you're looking for. Generally, Rome is a popular tourist destination, so prices can be relatively high compared to other cities in Italy.
In the city center and near major attractions like the Colosseum, Vatican City, and the Spanish Steps, you can expect accommodation to be more expensive. However, if you're willing to stay a bit farther from the city center or explore neighborhoods that are less touristy, you may find more affordable options.
The average monthly rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Rome is 1,650 Euros/month.
Rome offers a diverse range of neighborhoods, each with its own unique charm and atmosphere. The `best` neighborhood to live in depends on your preferences, lifestyle, and priorities. Here are some popular neighborhoods in Rome:
Trastevere: Known for its narrow cobblestone streets, vibrant nightlife, and bohemian atmosphere, Trastevere is a favorite among locals and tourists alike. It has a wide range of restaurants, cafes, and bars, and it's close to many major attractions.
Monti: This historic neighborhood is characterized by its trendy boutiques, artisan shops, and hip cafes. It's within walking distance of the Colosseum and Roman Forum, making it a great choice for history buffs.
Testaccio: Famous for its food scene, Testaccio is home to Rome's largest food market, as well as many traditional trattorias and street food stalls. It's a lively neighborhood with a strong sense of community.
Prati: Located near Vatican City, Prati is an upscale neighborhood with wide boulevards, elegant architecture, and plenty of shops and restaurants. It's a bit quieter than some other areas of Rome but still well-connected to the city center.
Parioli: Considered one of Rome's most affluent neighborhoods, Parioli is known for its tree-lined streets, spacious parks, and upscale residences. It's a peaceful residential area popular among families and expats.
San Giovanni: Situated southeast of the city center, San Giovanni is a diverse and dynamic neighborhood with a mix of residential and commercial areas. It's home to the Basilica of St. John Lateran and has good transportation links.
Aventino: Aventino is a prestigious residential area known for its tranquil atmosphere, beautiful gardens, and stunning views of Rome. It's a bit removed from the hustle and bustle of the city center but still within easy reach of major attractions.
These are just a few examples, and there are many other neighborhoods in Rome worth exploring. Ultimately, the best neighborhood for you will depend on your personal preferences, budget, and lifestyle.
Finding affordable accommodation in Rome can be challenging, but there are some areas where rental prices tend to be more budget-friendly compared to others. Here are a few neighborhoods where you might find more affordable options:
San Lorenzo: Located near La Sapienza University, San Lorenzo has a youthful vibe and a lively arts and nightlife scene. It's popular among students and artists, and you can often find relatively affordable apartments here.
Pigneto: Similar to San Lorenzo, Pigneto is known for its alternative atmosphere, with street art, quirky bars, and a diverse community. Rental prices here are generally more affordable compared to central neighborhoods.
Tuscolana: Situated a bit farther from the city center, Tuscolana is a residential area with good transportation links to the city center. It's relatively quiet and offers more affordable rent compared to central neighborhoods.
EUR: Short for Esposizione Universale Roma, EUR is a modern district built in the 1930s and known for its Rationalist architecture. It's a bit removed from the historic center but offers more spacious and affordable accommodation options.
Tiburtina: Tiburtina is a diverse and multicultural neighborhood located near the Tiburtina train station. It's well-connected to the rest of the city and offers a mix of residential and commercial areas with relatively affordable rent.
Garbatella: Garbatella is a charming and historic neighborhood known for its colorful buildings and sense of community. It's a bit off the beaten path but offers affordable rental options and a more authentic Roman experience.
Keep in mind that rental prices can vary widely even within these neighborhoods, depending on factors such as the size of the apartment, its condition, and its proximity to amenities and transportation. It's always a good idea to shop around and consider different options before making a decision. Additionally, be aware that prices may fluctuate depending on the time of year and overall demand for rental properties in Rome.
Yes, foreigners can rent longer-stay accommodations in Rome. Italy does not typically impose strict restrictions on foreigners renting properties for longer periods, such as months or years. Whether you're a student, a professional, or a tourist planning an extended stay, there are various options available for renting apartments or houses in Rome.
Here are a few things to keep in mind when renting a longer-stay accommodation in Rome as a foreigner:
Documentation: Landlords may require certain documents from you, such as a valid passport or ID, proof of income or financial stability, and possibly a visa or residence permit if you're staying for an extended period.
Lease Agreements: Make sure to read and understand the terms of the lease agreement before signing. Rental contracts in Italy can vary in length and terms, so it's essential to clarify all details, including rent, utilities, and any additional charges or fees.
Deposit: Landlords often require a security deposit, typically equivalent to one or two months' rent. This deposit is refundable at the end of the lease, provided there are no damages to the property beyond normal wear and tear.
Rental Market: Rome has a competitive rental market, especially in popular neighborhoods and during peak seasons. It's advisable to start your search early and consider enlisting the help of local real estate agents or online rental platforms to find suitable accommodation.
Communication: While Italian is the primary language spoken in Rome, many landlords and property managers may speak English, especially in areas with a high concentration of expats and tourists. However, having some knowledge of Italian can be helpful during your search and when communicating with landlords.
Overall, renting longer-stay accommodations in Rome as a foreigner is generally feasible and straightforward, as long as you follow the necessary procedures and requirements.
Rome is home to several options for student housing, ranging from university dormitories to private rentals and shared apartments. Here are some of the best student housing options in Rome:
University Housing: Many universities in Rome offer on-campus or affiliated housing options for students. These accommodations are often convenient and affordable, with facilities such as shared kitchens, common areas, and study spaces. Check with your university's housing office for availability and application procedures.
Private Student Residences: There are private student residences in Rome that cater specifically to students' needs, offering furnished rooms or apartments with amenities such as internet access, laundry facilities, and communal areas. While these options may be more expensive than university housing, they often provide a more comfortable and independent living environment.
Shared Apartments: Renting a room in a shared apartment is a popular choice among students in Rome. Websites and platforms like Uniplaces, Spotahome, and Idealista can help you find listings for shared apartments with other students or young professionals. Sharing an apartment allows you to split the rent and living expenses, making it a more budget-friendly option.
Homestays: Living with a host family can provide a unique cultural experience and help improve your language skills if you're studying Italian. There are agencies and websites that facilitate homestay arrangements in Rome, where you can live with a local family and participate in their daily life.
Temporary Accommodation: If you're still in the process of finding more permanent housing, you can consider staying in temporary accommodation options such as hostels, guesthouses, or short-term rentals. This can give you some time to settle in and explore different neighborhoods before committing to a long-term lease.
When choosing student housing in Rome, consider factors such as location, budget, amenities, and proximity to your university or college. It's also a good idea to start your search early, especially during peak seasons when housing options may be in high demand.
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