Just around the corner from the Spanish Steps, this plush little apartment is the perfect getaway to Rome. Walk just two minutes and you’re on Via Condotti, with its famed luxury shops and boutiques, running all the way to the Piazza di Spagna. You’re also within easy walking distance of the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon and buzzing Piazza Navona. Apart from its super central location, this apartment has lots going for it. Natural light fills the living room from traditional old windows. From here, you can watch the world go by on your classically Roman street. Herringbone floors and high ceilings keep things feeling grand, and the palette of greys and teals makes for a soothing spot to return to after a day in the city. We love the enclosed balcony, where a dining area is surrounded on all sides by glass – the perfect sunny breakfast spot. There’s also a tiny terrace that catches rays of sunshine in the middle of the day, painte...
Thanks to the attention given to every corner of this luxury apartment, it really feels like a home. The owners take care of it personally, and it's easy to feel the emotion they put into the space. Sit on one of two balconies with a glass of Italian wine or enjoy a family meal in the light-filled living space (your host provides a welcome hamper or let them arrange a private chef for you). Each room has its own private bathroom, so it's perfect for a family or a big group of friends. A rarity In Rome, this place also has a parking space. There are even some glimpses of the Vatican City from this abode, or it's a ten-minute ride to this treasure trove of iconic art and architecture. It's a twenty-minute drive to the stunning Trevi Fountain or the Baldo Degli Ubaldi metro station is just a minute away on foot, if you want to explore further. For some peaceful green space, on the other hand – head to Parco di Villa Carpegna with its shady...
Located on historic Via del Babuino and just a three-minute walk from the Spanish Steps, this bright, colourful home in Rome’s Spagna neighbourhood is the perfect base for those looking to be in the heart of the city’s action. Decked out in vibrant pieces of art and an eclectic blend of furnishings, this apartment is full of character and creative flair. We love the Chesterfield-style sofa in the living room, the see-through dining room chairs and the large windows that proffer views over Rome’s tiled rooftops towards the Vatican. However, our favourite spot is the master bedroom’s private balcony, ready to welcome mornings over coffee while taking in the buzz of the street below. After a refreshing soak under the rainfall shower, or an at-home massage organised by your host, set out to see the sights. Aside from the Spanish Steps that are a stone’s throw away, you’re just a five-minute walk from Villa Medici, while just under a fifteen...
One glance at the terrace and its panoramic vistas, and you'll understand why this penthouse is a firm favourite. With an alfresco dining table, comfy lounge chairs (including a swing) and city views on offer, it's the go-to spot to soak up the allure of Rome. You'll want to begin every morning out there – sipping espresso, watching as the city comes alive – and end each evening with drinks as the sun goes down over the rooftops. Inside is bright and charming, with more than enough space for groups to sprawl out. There's even a lovely housekeeper who'll see to the cleaning – she's lived here for twenty years and continues to look after the flat, even turning down the beds every day. Parioli is one of the greenest neighbourhoods in the city – though it's not right in the thick of it, there are quiet leafy streets to stroll down and excellent restaurants to slip into along Viale dei Parioli. But when you want to see the sights, just hop o...
A short walk from the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, and Piazza Barberini, this apartment puts some of Rome's most famous landmarks at your fingertips. There's no doubt that the location is excellent, especially if sightseeing is on the agenda. Yet it's the terrace back home that steals the show. It boasts panoramic views of Rome's historic skyline – nothing beats a glimpse of St. Peter's Basilica or the Vittorio Emanuele II monument while enjoying your morning espresso. Inside, the design marries traditional charm with contemporary touches. Two guests will sleep on a sofa bed, but we think that's a fair trade given the central neighbourhood. *At full capacity, two guests will sleep on a sofa bed in the living area. *If you're travelling with little ones, your host can provide a free cot and high chair upon request. *Parking isn't provided, but you won't need a car in this location. Many landmarks are reachable on foot, and t...
A contemporary enclave nestled right in the middle of one of the world’s ancient metropolises, this three-bedroom apartment will charm you from the moment you step in. Modern furnishings mix with intricately traditional decor, and light spills in from the large windows throughout. In the morning, hop out of bed and get immediately into the shower a few feet away – a great way to start a big day of sightseeing. There’s plenty of that to do here – the Vatican, across the river, is a short walk away, as is the Piazza Navona and the Pantheon in the other direction. *At full occupancy, two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living area. *This home is on the fourth floor with lift access. *Given the home's central spot, expect to hear some street noise throughout your stay. *Parking in Rome can be tricky, so we recommend sticking to easily accessible public transport where possible. Air Conditioning Amazon P...
The best thing about this city-centre home in a historic Roman building? It has to be its view of the Trevi fountain, the waters of which are, at the most, twenty metres away. While this is a tourist-trodden landmark, you'll certainly have pride of place when you stay in this traditional apartment. Admirers of wonderfully kitsch decor will love this home, where ditsy patterned wallpaper and antique furniture take centre stage. You'll also find all the practical necessities in the well-outfitted kitchen and comfortable bedroom. After a long day of walking over the seven hills of Rome, this is the perfect spot to kick back and enjoy a good night's sleep. You're well placed to visit the plethora of iconic monuments and landmarks in this historic capital. The Pantheon is just an eight-minute walk away, while you can reach the must-see Colosseum in twenty minutes on foot. You'll pass plenty of pastry shops and cafés en route to...
This penthouse lies in the heart of Rome, with some expansive rooftop views from its cosy terrace. Ideal for small families, friends or couples looking to get to know the city, the decor is traditional and charming, though the low ceilings in some areas may not be suitable for taller guests. Parking here is paid, but if you're not driving, you won't have much problem getting around. There's plenty within walking distance, from restaurants and shops to the River Tiber and the ancient Pantheon. Public transport is also nearby, making it easy to see the sights both near and far. *Some areas of this home have low ceilings. In particular, the second bedroom has slanted ceilings and is best suited to children. *Your host can provide a cot on request. *This home is located in an apartment building in a central spot, so there is a chance you might hear some outside noise during your stay. *While there are stairs in the building (u...
Centrally located in the eternal city of Rome, this home is a mere stone's throw from several iconic landmarks, including the Ponte Sisto, where you can overlook the Tiber. And some of those sights you might even spot from the balcony, though when it comes to the outdoor seating, we prefer the patio table in the shade of the pergola. As for the home, the rustic charm of the rafters and furnishings is sweet and well-kept. It's worth noting that despite being spacious, this home's sleeping arrangements feature a double sofa bed and another room with two single sofa beds that might be more suitable for children. With two other double beds available, however, it's the ideal pad for a family getaway. *At full occupancy, two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed in a bedroom. The third bedroom also has a pull-out sofa bed that can be configured as two single beds. *Parking in Rome can be tricky, so we recommend sticking to easily ac...
If you're a group heading to Rome, or perhaps two families travelling together, this home offers a colourful, arty alternative to run-of-the-mill apartments. With their own entrance accessed through an outer gate and a small outside space where you can sip coffee in the morning, they've been recently renovated with artistic flair. The one-bedroom apartment sleeps up to four, thanks to a sofa bed in the lounge, and this one is mainly decked out in red and black. High ceilings and a brick-effect wall make for a bright, fun place to put your feet up at the end of the day, and we particularly love the neon sign and touches of Americana. Meanwhile, the other apartment is an ode to monochrome, with modern, designer furniture and a minimalist feel. Both have open-plan living spaces with dining tables and fully-equipped kitchens, and both have sleek, stylish bathrooms. Just a short stroll from the nearest Metro station, it's just...
This modern apartment in the middle of Rome’s bustling Campo Marzio neighbourhood is the ideal getaway for those seeking adventure in the Eternal City. Only moments away from the iconic Spanish Steps in one direction and the Tiber River in the other, the location of this stylish apartment is hard to beat. Offering warm parquet flooring, boldly-coloured decor and plenty of home comforts, you’ll feel right at home here. And though the kitchen is missing a few amenities, this home’s placement in the middle of Rome more than makes up for it. *There's no lift here. You'll need to be able to climb stairs to reach the entrance of the home - it's on the third floor. It may not be suitable for those with reduced mobility. *At full occupancy, two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living area. *You won't find an oven here – though there is a hob. We think the kitchen is better suited to prepping lighter bites than large me...
Stay in the centre of Rome and still feel like a local – it sounds almost like an oxymoron, doesn’t it? But at this apartment, just off the main track between the Pantheon and the Jewish Quarter, you’ll find yourself an easy three-minute walk from the Pantheon, five minutes from Piazza Navona, eleven minutes to the Trevi Fountain and twelve minutes to the Roman Forum. But unlike other parts of the city, locals don’t avoid your street – in fact, they dine right near it. Explore the best of Rome from this bright, charming home. We love the parquet flooring and the small but perfectly outfitted patio – it’s the ideal spot for an evening aperitif. If you crave more sunshine, the apartment has access to a shared rooftop patio with beautiful sunset views. And at the end of a long day spent exploring the Eternal city, you’ll find thoughtfully laid out bedrooms with lovingly restored antique furniture. *The air conditioning is only in...
Located on a picturesque cobbled street just off of Via dei Coronari – one of Rome’s most historic streets – this quiet apartment is full of character and history. From its beamed ceilings to the original carved stone cubby window in the master bedroom, the building’s past blends beautifully with modern comforts to create a comfortable, stylish stay. We love the main room’s frescoed lilies and the stone arches above the doorways. Our favourite feature, however, is the private terrace where a table and chairs invite alfresco breakfasts over espressos and sunset spritzes before a night out in one of the countless trattorias in your Navona neighbourhood. Speaking of your surroundings, you couldn’t be better placed to visit some of Rome’s most famous sights, including the Piazza Navona (a four-minute walk), the Pantheon (a ten-minute walk) and the Trevi Fountain (a fifteen-minute stroll from your door). The Vatican too is within easy reach,...
This apartment in the Testaccio neighbourhood of Rome is a shining example of a somewhere we'd be more than happy to stay in the Italian capital. Quite literally in the case of the gleaming chequerboard tiling, parquet-style flooring and black marble in the master bathroom, which reflect the light beautifully and make this home feel gloriously light. The open-concept kitchen-dining area feels geared towards shared mealtimes, which is only appropriate given the locale's reputation as a gastronomic hotspot. Stroll over to Testaccio's glass-roofed market in under ten minutes and pick up some fresh ingredients for a home-prepared feast. Alternatively, if you're feeling lazy — or intrepid, however you want to frame it — there are a wide choice of restaurants nearby from which to take your pick. *Even though there's a lift to the first floor, there's a short flight of stairs to reach it and it's too narrow for some wheelchairs *There ...
This apartment may be in the heart of Rome, but there’s something distinctly country-chic about the decor. Period pieces – dressers, doors and the kitchen table – are all rough white-washed and feel rustic. The sound system is vintage, and the armchairs in the living room are upholstered in gloriously kitsch floral patterns. The jewel in the crown of the apartment is the sprawling outdoor terrace, which has sofas in sunny spots for a dose of vitamin D, and shaded nooks under parasols for when the heat gets too much. The bamboo pergola covered a couple of outdoor gas hobs, so you can cook and dine alfresco. Flowers and pot plants bloom for every corner and climb trellises for a bit of privacy. If you want to know just how central you are, just head out to the downstairs balcony and spot the Colosseum at the end of your street. *There's no lift and the flat is on the third floor of the building *We found a few scuff marks on the w...
The location of this Roman apartment is unbeatable. Must-see landmarks are at your fingertips here, including the Trevi Fountain (two minutes away), the Spanish Steps (an eight-minute stroll), and Piazza Navona (walkable in ten). It's easy to spend your days sightseeing, shopping, and sampling Italian cuisine, but during downtime, this roomy home has you covered. The lounge has plenty of space for a group, as does the sleek kitchen. Keep in mind that one guest will sleep on a sofa bed, and the street can get noisy – but considering the setting, that's worth the trade. *At full capacity, one guest will sleep on a sofa bed in the living area. *Air conditioning is only available in certain areas of this home. It's not available in two of the bedrooms – please speak to your host for more details. *Given the central location, some street noise is to be expected. We think light sleepers may want to pack a pair of earplugs. *Whil...
We think this industrial-style loft makes for a memorable stay in the Eternal City. The decor mixes contemporary and character features – you'll find everything from exposed brick walls and beamed ceilings to a unique glass floor that overlooks the lounge. It's got plenty of space for everyone, and the extra touches like board games and snacks are much appreciated. Plus, the location is fantastic for exploring near and far. Both the Colosseum and the metro station are within walking distance. Shops and restaurants are easily reached on foot, too. *Although there's a lift in the building, the upper floor here is only accessible by stairs *The top-floor bedroom has a glass floor that overlooks the living area *If you're travelling with little ones, your host can provide up to two free cots on request *Highchair on request *Toiletries provided is soap only *The dining table can be used as a desk if you plan to work fr...
Just steps away from Rome's Termini train station, this apartment is in a really convenient location. The Papal Basilica of Saint Mary Major, the Roman Forum, the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps are all within walking distance too. There’s also a range of pizzerias, trattorias and cafes surrounding this home which has an open-plan living space with a modern kitchen. This room also sleeps two guests on a sofa bed when needed – the apartment is perfect for a city break. *At full occupancy, two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living area. *One of the beds is a raised double bed, accessed via a ladder. *There are one or two internal steps here. *If you're travelling with little ones, your host can provide a cot for free. You'll need to request it in advance. *Given the home's central spot, you may hear some street noise during your stay. *Parking in Rome can be tricky, so we recommend sticking to eas...
Sofa beds in apartments are often optimistic, a way to shoehorn in a few more people and get a few more bookings, but it’s a different story with Centurion Pink. Although two guests would be in the living room, it’s practically a bedroom in its own right (albeit without doors), so the flat is easily big enough for six. There’s a welcoming atmosphere as soon as you step in the door, and while there are a few flourishes, the interior amplifies the feeling of calm. *There's no dishwasher. *The showers are both 185cm or lower, so tall guests may have to duck. *Two guests will be on a sofa bed in the living room. *City taxes are not included in the price of the stay and will be collected in person upon check-in. *Depending on preference, you might not find the hot water to be hot enough here. Air Conditioning Balcony Bathtub Buzzer / Wireless Intercom Central Heating Dryer Fridge Hair Dryer H...
Nestled in popular Prati, this home is a great choice for an authentic stay in Rome. By day, you can enjoy an espresso in one of the local cafes, browse the shops along Via Cola di Rienzo, and stroll to the Vatican. And by night, an array of alfresco wine bars, cocktail lounges and gourmet restaurants await. The home itself is full of character, with period furnishings sitting alongside modern conveniences. It’s worth noting that while the home sleeps eight, the dining table only seats four to six, and there isn’t sofa space for everyone. If that’s not a deal-breaker, we think this home would suit a family or group of friends wanting to be in the heart of the city. *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. *The king-sized bedroom can be configured as a twin if required – you’ll need to request this in advance. *Air conditioning is only ...
Tucked in the historic Piazza Campo de' Fiori, this apartment invites you to a magical Roman holiday. You can stroll to the Trevi Fountain, St. Peter’s and the Colosseum. There’s a fantastic selection of restaurants as well as a grocery store within easy reach. It’s worth noting, the apartment is on the second floor of a historic building with no lift access, but once inside you’ll find an abundance of space to switch off and spend quality time together. There’s also a private terrace offering a wonderful spot for sunset drinks. *Please note this home is on the second floor with no lift access. The apartment is also set across two levels with stairs that are not suitable for young children. *It is possible for one of the double beds to be arranged as two singles on request. *Complimentary toiletries are provided for your stay. Air Conditioning Black-Out Blinds Board Games Cafetiere Carbon Monoxide Dete...
Uniting Rome past and present, this bright apartment offers modern comfort and style in the heart of the old-world Trastevere neighbourhood. Inside, it’s all high ceilings, parquet floors, big windows and vibrant feature walls. A cosy balcony sits among the treetops – it’s the perfect spot for a cappuccino after breakfast. Cook up Roman classics in the kitchen and dine together in the light-filled living space. Or, leave it to the professionals and hole up in a traditional trattoria. Explore the labyrinthine cobbled lanes, where spirited bars are cloaked by tumbling ivy and laidback cafes draw a bohemian crowd. Piazza di Santa Maria, a five-minute walk from your place, buzzes well into the evening. People-watch with an aperitivo or grab a gelato to go and stroll along the River Tiber. On the opposite side of the water, no more than a fifteen-minute stroll away, you’ll find the Galleria Spada, Palazzo Farnese and the Campo de' Fiori. <br...
Fingertips is in a great position, close to both the Jewish Quarter and Campo de’ Fiori, the home of Rome’s most famous market. The layout of the flat makes it quite a flexible proposition – if the living room needs to be used as a bedroom, it can be closed off from the other communal areas, and you wouldn’t know it wasn’t permanent (except for the sofa bed). All in all, it’s a cute flat, with some nice period furniture, but it’s the location that really lifts it to the next level. *There's a short flight of steps to reach the front door *Unfortunately, this home doesn't have any air conditioning *If six people are staying at once, sharing one bathroom might become a little tedious *The shower is on the small side *The kitchen is a bit short of sockets *There is no TV in this home *There aren't any laundry facilities Bathtub Black-Out Blinds Bread Maker Buzzer / Wireless Intercom Central Heati...
An apartment in the palace of one of Rome’s greatest aristocratic families – even if we set aside the location – it’s a special place. Four floors stacked on top of each other form the backbone of the flat. The bedrooms are all beautiful, done up to modern standards, but without losing their sense of history or many of their original features. There’s a balcony and a terrace, along with panoramic views from the shower that crowns the flat. It’s a stroke of genius, one of many that elevate this apartment above the rest. Once you've had your morning shower looking out over Rome's rooftops, it's time to hit the streets. The apartment is neatly sandwiched between the stunning baroque beauty of Piazza Navona and the bustling Campo de' Fiori market – with both within a couple of minutes' walk – and close to a host of other Roman sights. Cross over Ponte Garibaldi, and you'll find yourself in trendy Trastevere in a little over ten minutes, whi...
On a hill, nestled between five-hundred olive trees, you’ll find this unique home split into two sections – great for two families who want to holiday together, but still retain a bit of privacy. The more modern and colourful of the two is located on the ground floor and can sleep four, whilst the second, third, and fourth levels are dedicated to the other section and can house the remaining seven with a slightly more rustic touch. Come together to walk over four hectares of green, passing by fruit trees and the olive groves – wait until you get a whiff of the aromatic herbs planted in the gardens, there’s nothing quite like it. Take dining to a whole new level by having your meals – cooked in either of the kitchens – outside as you sit down under the covered terrace. Slip into the pool for a cool dip as you admire the rolling green hills before gathering around the most charming aspect of this home – the stone oven. Hundreds of...
This comfortable apartment is tucked away on a quiet cobblestone street in the heart of Rome. Just one minute on foot from the Spanish Steps and Piazza di Spagna, it couldn’t be more convenient for seeing the sights of the city. It’s a lively area so you might need to pack earplugs, but you’re in the thick of things, surrounded by bars, restaurants, shops, and world-famous tourist spots. The apartment is on the second floor of a 17th-century building, and there’s no lift so we recommend packing light. *At full occupancy, two guests will be sleeping on a sofa bed in the living space. *Given the home's central spot, expect to hear some street noise throughout your stay. *There is a minimum booking age for this home – check with your host for more information. *This home is on the second floor, so it may not be suitable for those with reduced mobility. *Some of the decor is a little dated. Air Conditioning Black-Out Blinds...
Nestled in the heart of Rome, this apartment is all about the location. It’s just a short walk to the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Spanish Steps, and the Trevi Fountain – all of the city's must-see sights. That said, while the traditional style may not be everyone’s cup of tea and some areas could benefit from a refresh, we love the added extras here. The living room projector promises an authentic movie night experience, while the terrace is just the spot to enjoy an evening aperitif. There's even a desk in the loft if you're in town on business. Just keep in mind the third bedroom is very small, so a maximum of five adults are allowed. *This home can accommodate up to six guests, with a maximum of five adults. Speak to your host for more details. *Given the central spot, expect to hear street noise throughout your stay. *Neighbouring homes overlook this apartment, so it lacks a little privacy. *We think some areas could do with a r...
The bright, vibrant hues are the first things that strike you about this funky apartment. There’s a cohesion between the colourful design of the different rooms, yet at the same time, each maintains its own character. Through to the living room, where abstract artwork adorns the striking red wall and eclectic objects fill whitewashed bookshelves. While the statement art pieces and bright decor add interest, they're not the only things we love about this home. In fact, the light-filled kitchen with elegant ghost chairs is the perfect spot for starting the day with a continental breakfast. We also really like the marble floors throughout the apartment, and the granite kitchen backsplash – in fact, in most parts of the flat – the attention to detail is praiseworthy. Step outside of the building, to find yourself in the cultural heart of the world's most ancient city. Positioned between the Villa Medici and Trevi Fountain, whichever way you...
This striking apartment has been lovingly decorated. It’s pretty and modern, with patterned wallpaper, parquet floors, and interesting artwork. Several large windows fill the apartment with light, adding to its peaceful atmosphere. There’s a convenient kitchen to cook in, a desk for those working remotely while in Rome, and three sumptuous bedrooms – you’ll have everything you need in this elegant home. Best of all, you’ll be in Trastevere, one of the oldest and most authentic Roman districts. From here, you can easily stroll to the Vatican museums and iconic sights including Piazza Navona and the Trevi Fountain. *This apartment is on the second floor of the building with no lift, so it may not be suitable for those with reduced mobility. *Your host kindly asks that you respect the quiet hours of 10pm-8am. Air Conditioning Amazon Prime Black-Out Blinds Central Heating Child Friendly Cleaning Products...
Rome is often thought of in terms of narrow, winding alleyways and hidden passages. However, the grand scale of this home flies in the face of that perceived wisdom. It occupies two whole floors of an imposing villa (there's also a separate flat that you can add into the mix) in the residential district of Monteverde, an affluent area a little detached from the tourist crowds. While the house is undoubtedly impressive, it feels like a well-loved family home rather than a museum showpiece, which lends it a relaxed atmosphere that we loved. If you want to go in search of the action, you're around a twenty-minute walk from trendy Trastevere. This pretty pocket of Medieval Rome is packed with neighbourhood trattorias serving impeccable food, stylish speakeasies with intriguing cocktail menus, and all manner of vintage and antique boutiques where you can lose a couple of hours. *Two people will be in a sofa bed in the living room, w...
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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