In the colourful, bohemian Trastevere district, you’ll find this spacious and light-filled apartment up in the eaves of an old building, between the Piazza di Santa Apollonia and the restless Piazza di Santa Maria. The design of the home is functional and serviceable with everything you need for a comfortable stay. The open-plan living-dining arrangement is great for bigger groups while enjoying Prosecco Negronis before heading out to enjoy a famously unhurried dinner at a local trattoria. You’re just one typically winding Roman street away from the south bank of the River Tiber, where a twenty-minute walk via the Ponte Garibaldi takes you to the iconic Pantheon and a ten-minute car ride places you right in the heart of the Vatican City. * Child-friendly amenities such as a cot and high chair can be provided upon request *Paid parking is available on and off premises *The piazza below the apartment can get quite noisy at night *The...
Live like a local at this luxury apartment in popular Monti. The area attracts creatives, lovers of alternative fashion, and foodies interested in its gourmet street food scene. Some of Rome's most endearing attractions are nearby – walk to the Trevi fountain in just over ten minutes and the Coliseum in fifteen. This home is as impressive as its location. From the Carrara marble kitchen countertop, vintage door and Missoni wallpaper, to the pretty private courtyard – it isn't easy to pick the best feature of this home. The style and décor here have the signature of a popular Roman interior designer, Alessandra Danese, for an additional Italian touch. Prepare some panzanella to enjoy outside with a glass of wine, or let the friendly host arrange a private chef to prepare some classic Roman cuisine for you and your guests. This home and its setting are just perfect. *There are over twenty steps to climb to reach the apartment, someth...
Sitting right in the heart of Rome’s historic centre with countless points of cultural interest on your doorstep, this comfortable apartment is an ideal base for those looking to make the most out of the Eternal City. Dressed in vibrant pops of red against a calming white palette, fashion meets cool simplicity in the home’s design. We love the parquet floors here that lend a note of classic charm, while the modern art hanging on the walls adds a dash of characterful flair to the proceedings. The scarlet accented kitchen is all set to host sociable breakfasts over fresh coffee and locally bought pastries, while the glass dining table is the perfect spot to gather for a celebratory Italian feast when you’re not out sampling the local trattorias. With a pair of pared-back yet wonderfully comfy bedrooms as well as sleek bathrooms to get any day off on the right foot, you’re all set for a carefree stay. What’s more your hos...
Located in a narrow street between Piazza di Spagna and Piazza Navona, Kalos is a great home if you want to explore Rome on foot. The insides of this home are immaculate and in spite of mixing several different styles, they create an atmosphere of comfort and luxury. You'll get a beautiful view of the city's skyline from the windows, and if you like an alfresco coffee in the morning, Kalos boasts not one, but two balconies. Take note –three of the five guests will be sleeping in the master bedroom without privacy between the two beds. * There's no lift access to this second-floor home, and there are steps inside as well * We spotted some chipped paint right next to the shower in the second bathroom * At full occupancy, there isn't enough space for everyone to sit on the balconies at the same time *The home isn’t stocked with basic kitchen ingredients or cleaning supplies to get you started * You will need to bring your...
With a host of Rome’s most iconic cultural and historic landmarks within walking distance, this three-bedroom haven is the ideal spot for the avid sightseer with an affinity for ancient history. Recently renovated, this home offers comfort and style in equal measures, featuring chic furnishings and tasteful decor throughout. While it could get a bit cramped with two guests on the sofa bed in the living room, this home’s proximity to the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and plenty of delicious restaurants means you probably won’t mind – the true beauty of this apartment is its fabulous location. *At full occupancy, two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living area. It may be difficult to comfortably seat everyone around the table at full occupancy. *Parking in Rome can be tricky, so we recommend sticking to easily accessible public transport where possible. *Given the home's central spot, expect to hear some street noi...
You'll find this modern apartment just a short walk from the Spanish Steps. As far as sightseeing goes, this is the place to be – pretty much all of Rome is within easy reach, whether exploring on foot or hopping on public transit. Back home, the two bedrooms offer luxe en-suites – one with a freestanding bath, the other with a roomy light-up shower. The kitchen lacks a few essentials, but space-wise, it's big enough to rustle up a meal or two. But, seeing as you're in the birthplace of pasta, we suggest sampling the delicious cuisine in the nearby restaurants instead of cooking. *The second bathroom has dual access from the bedroom and the hallway *There's an elevator in the building to reach this home's entrance on the first floor. However, there are some steps inside the actual apartment *The wi-fi can be temperamental here. It might be worth bringing a personal hotspot device with you if you know you'll need to access the...
With views over Saint Peter’s dome, this home is filled with the atmospheric beauty that makes Rome so special. And from the moment you arrive, you’ll want to savour the poetic ambience and exceptional styling of this apartment. It’s the kind of space that honours Renaissance artistry alongside the luxury of contemporary living. You’ll love opening the doors in the kitchen and stepping onto the balcony – this is a wonderful place to drink your morning coffee as the sun rises over the city. And whether you’re preparing a beautiful meal, relaxing in the elegant sitting room or simply gazing at the views, this home enriches the moment with its poise and grace. Days can be spent strolling through the magnificent streets of central Rome – Saint Peter’s Square is only ten–minutes away while it's just a twenty–minute walk across the river to the beautiful fountains of Piazza Navona. *There's free parking on the white lines...
Within walking distance of Villa Borghese and the Trevi Fountain, this apartment is ideal for sightseeing. You'll have central Rome at your fingertips here, whether you're looking for restaurants, landmarks, or high-end shops. Despite its small size, the layout is functional for friends and families. The kitchen is compact but has everything you'll need to whip up light fare – although we think it's a great excuse to try the local eateries – and the bedrooms are bright if a little snug. We think it makes a convenient, fuss-free base for those keen to spend most of their time exploring the city. *Though there's enough bed space for seven people here, we think it might feel a little cramped. We'd recommend a maximum guest count of four if you'd like ample room to socialise. *The kitchen is compact but well-equipped to rustle up lighter bites. However, there are only four chairs around the dining table. *If you're travelling wit...
One Fish, Two Fish is small but perfectly formed, with a good sense of style and a homeliness that makes it suitable for longer stays, as well as short trips. It’s set in a pretty little pedestrian square, in one of the most characterful areas of the city which gives the space a timeless feel. There are also lots of good bars and restaurants nearby - useful given that the kitchen is probably the weakest part of the apartment. *While the fireplace works fine, city regulations mean it can't be used *There's no automatic espresso machine *Guest 5 will be on a sofa bed in the living room Air Conditioning Black-Out Blinds Buzzer / Wireless Intercom Carbon Monoxide Detector Central Heating Child Friendly Coffee Maker Cooking Essentials Cot / Crib Dishwasher Electricity Adaptors Extra Pillows and Blankets Fire Extinguisher First Aid Kit Free Parking On Street Fridge Hair Dryer...
Plucked straight from your typical Italian reverie comes this picture-perfect home in the heart of papal Rome. Just a thirty-minute wander to the Vatican City and its glorious St. Peter's Basilica, this location is in a quiet and friendly neighbourhood with a local vibe. Back home, it's a real crowd-pleaser, despite not having a conventional lounge seating area. Come together around the reclaimed wood dining table – complete with elegant ghost chairs – and map out the day's tourist itinerary over a hearty breakfast. It's a well-kept, clean and comfortable space with heaps of Italian passion and charm. Walking around the apartment, you'll notice all the bedrooms come with grand four-poster beds and William Morris floral wallpaper prints that we really loved. Last but certainly not least, you'll have access to a private terrace – we could think of nothing better than watching sunsets out here with a glass of Barolo in hand. Plus, your hos...
There’s no better way to embrace the history of Rome than to stay in a former 17th-century palace. This apartment’s building embraces the spirit of the “grandezza romana” with its ornate doorway just next to a local pizzeria and marble statues in the ancient stairwell. Stepping into the apartment itself you’re met with grand, high ceilings and a traditional parquet floor. Old double doors let the space flow from the living room, to the dining room and a bijou little kitchen. You’re in a prime location here too. Apart from the buzzing pizzeria literally on your doorstep, there is myriad local trattoria serving up plates of carbonara and tiramisu in the historic streets around you. It’s a seven-minute stroll to Piazza di Spanga (where the Spanish Steps are) and the Trevi Fountain is one minute's walk away, showing just how central this apartment is. *The kitchen is sunny but rather compact, but there are plenty of restaurants on your...
Perched along a quiet, ancient street in the atmospheric Navona district, and with all of the city’s must-see sights reachable on foot, the location of this immaculately presented apartment is hard to beat. Get off to a flying start just around the corner at Piazza Navona (three minutes on foot) –? one of the city’s most famous squares and 'the spot' for an evening aperitivo. And when thoughts turn to food, you’re spoilt for choice here –? with bustling coffee bars, authentic trattorias, and high-end restaurants all just a short jaunt from your door. Back at home, this apartment makes quite a first impression with its grand, period exterior and a spiraling internal staircase leading to your door. The décor pairs contemporary furnishings alongside period features, including exposed original brickwork and timber-clad ceilings of high and mighty proportions. And despite its prime central location, our guests love how quiet this home feels ...
Situated under a ten-minute stroll from Piazza del Popolo, this apartment has a great location. You’ll also be within walking distance of a variety of museums, the Spanish Steps, and Villa Borghese. In fact, you can see the park of Villa Borghese from this home’s large terrace thanks to its fifth-floor location in a historic building. The stylish open-plan living room is a great place to relax and it also accommodates one guest on a sofa bed at full capacity. This is a great base for your Eternal City visit. *At full occupancy, one guest will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living area. *While the home can sleep up to four people, the maximum occupancy is three guests. *Parking in Rome can be tricky, so we recommend sticking to easily accessible public transport where possible. Air Conditioning Carbon Monoxide Detector Central Heating Child Friendly Coffee Maker Cooking Essentials Dishwasher Dryin...
This apartment sits within a former palace on one of central Rome’s ancient streets. A short walk away (350 metres), you’ll find Castel Sant’Angelo and it’s just 750 metres from the endless museums of The Vatican. It’s split across two levels and, upon entering, you’ll be greeted with a lavish living room with picture-perfect views. The second bedroom features a sofa bed, but its access to a private terrace with views of Castel Sant’Angelo is a definite highlight – perfect for enjoying sunset meals and celebratory glasses if Italian wine. *Given the home's central spot, expect to hear some street noise throughout your stay. *At capacity, two guests be sleeping on the sofa bed in the second bedroom. *Although there is a lift in the building, the apartment is split over two levels with internal stairs between them. *There is no parking with this apartment, but you're in the city centre so having a car is not necessary. *Expect ...
This charming apartment is in a prime spot in the heart of Navona. It's located down a quiet cobbled street, so you'll be able to enjoy a relaxing glass of wine from the private courtyard while still being close to the city's sights. You're within walking distance of Campo de' Fiori where you can pick up fresh local produce, while Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon and the Vatican City are a short Metro ride away. At home, whip up cocktails in the stylish bar or prepare group meals in the fully equipped kitchen – there's plenty of space to unwind and entertain, though one person will be sleeping on a sofa bed in the living room. *At full occupancy, one person will be sleeping on a sofa bed in the living room. *Given the home's central spot, expect to hear some street noise throughout your stay. *You won't find a television here, but you can stream your favourites on personal devices. *Parking in Rome can be tricky, so we recommend...
At this Prati penthouse, exploring Rome is a breeze. The Vatican Museums are 700 metres away, St. Peter's Basilica is a fifteen-minute stroll, and the nearest metro station is five minutes on foot. You'll find plenty of wine bars and trendy eateries nearby, too. Back home, the contemporary living area has a double sofa bed for two. A well-appointed kitchen is ideal for rustling up breakfast before heading out. Though the second bedroom and both showers are a little snug, we think the location more than makes up for it. *At full capacity, two guests will sleep on the double sofa bed in the living area. *We think the showers are a little compact. They may not suit taller guests. *Your host can provide a cot upon request. *Though the building has a lift, there are about twelve steps in the hall of the building. Air Conditioning Amazon Prime Black-Out Blinds Cafetiere Carbon Monoxide Detector Central Heatin...
The Roman Splendor is between Piazza di Spagna and Piazza del Popolo, giving it the sort of advantage most flats can only dream of. For seeing the sights, there is no better location, but other people have noticed that, so be prepared for a lot of tourists streaming past your front door. Inside, the place is very pretty – most of the design is quite modern, but it’s juxtaposed with the original structural features, such as the fireplace or the ceiling beams. Then there’s the view from the panoramic terrace, which speaks for itself. *There's no lift in the building and the flat is on the fourth floor *There's no separation between the loft and the living room *Via del Babuino outside gets very busy – it's one of the main tourist thoroughfares into Piazza di Spagna Air Conditioning Bathtub Bicycles Buzzer / Wireless Intercom Central Heating Child Friendly Cleaning Products Coffee Maker Cooking E...
A quirky base in Rome, this home is the attic of a building, so sits amid Rome’s rooftops. This means there are a lot of stairs to climb – it’s not going to be suitable for everyone and isn’t recommended for children under the age of six. But if you can manage the stairs, you’re rewarded with a charming home-from-home. The apartment even boasts a private terrace – the perfect spot for alfresco dining – and is next to a chapel designed by Raphael in the 1500s. You’ll share your outside space with the original bell tower. Seeing more of Rome’s architecture and history is a breeze, as you’re within walking distance of all the main attractions, including Campo de’ Fiori – just a five-minute stroll. *There’s no lift at this home, which is the attic of the building on the third floor. There are also stairs between the floors of the apartment, so you’ll need to be able to climb stairs to stay here. *This home is not recommended for chi...
Located on the second floor of a period building, this apartment is well-placed for exploring the city. At full capacity, one guest will sleep on the double sofa bed in the second bedroom – we think this home is well-suited to a couple looking for a romantic break, or friends travelling together. The private balcony, while small, has enough room to sit out with a drink or an alfresco snack. The kitchen is equipped with modern amenities for cooking up delicious meals, but you'll find restaurants and shops within easy walking distance, along with hotspots like the Pantheon and the Campidoglio and Capitolini Museums. *Parking in Rome can be tricky, so we recommend sticking to the easily accessible public transport where possible. *Your host can provide a free cot and high chair here if you're travelling with little ones. You'll need to request these in advance. *At full capacity, one guest will sleep on a sofa bed. *This home is in an...
Location is everything for city breaks, and this apartment boasts an unbeatable location in Rome. The Spanish Steps are only three minutes away on foot, and you need only walk seven minutes to toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain. The apartment is on the fourth floor of the building, so you’ll be able to admire a view of the city’s rooftops from the terrace. This loft apartment is warm and welcoming, with a chic, open layout. The bedroom is at mezzanine level above the living and dining space, so you’ll need to be able to manage the stairs to stay here. *While there may be some free on-street parking nearby, we recommend exploring Rome on foot or by using the public transport system. *There are stairs to climb at this home so it may not be suitable for those with reduced mobility. *Hot water is provided via an electric boiler so you may need to wait around an hour between showers. *There’s a security camera on the terrace ...
This charming home, set on one of the most historic streets of Rome, will take you back in time with antique furniture and an effortless vintage touch. Although you might not have great impressionist painters philosophising in your sitting room, you’ll be inspired by the life this cosy home has lived – hopefully in such a way that it sparks something creative within you. Writers can take to the small desk to let that creativity spill out onto the page, artists can sketch by the light of the lounge window, cooks can whip up innovative new recipes in the compact kitchen, and musicians, well, the piano is waiting for your brand new melody. In case you need a muse, the entirety of The Eternal City is waiting for you. Venture to the Pantheon in five minutes or stroll twenty-minutes away to explore Vatican City. Piazza Navona with its 16th century marble fountain, is at the end of a five-minute walk – sit there contemplating as you wa...
Features: • Furnished • A/C • Wi-Fi • Equipped kitchen • Electric water heating • AC units for heating • Oven This furnished 1-bedroom apartment in Rione Monti, Rome, offers modern amenities such as individually controlled air conditioning, an equipped kitchen, and private washing facilities. The apartment is exterior facing and includes key features like a TV and h...
With a wonderful central location close to some of the many highlights of magical Roma, including bustling Piazza Navona, the iconic Spanish Steps, the awe-inspiring Pantheon and the ever-popular Campo de' Fiori area, this home is perfect for those who want the best of both worlds – to be right in the thick of things whilst still enjoying some peace and quiet. Cosy, comfortable, and equipped with all you could need for a lovely, laid-back stay, this thoughtfully-finished home feels funky and inviting – and offers the perfect place to return to after a day of experiencing the golden moments of the eternal city. *The are laptop-friendly workspaces here if you need to catch up on some work during your stay *This home enjoys a great central location, yet is still far enough away from the main hustle and bustle to feel quiet and private Air Conditioning Black-Out Blinds Central Heating Coffee Maker Cooking Essentials...
Exuding plenty of Roman character and rustic charm, there are several lovely original features in this home – the most striking of which are the painted frescoed ceilings dating back hundreds of years. The chequered floors are another nice touch that point back to the history of the palazzo. Elsewhere, it's a stylish and modern apartment with coffee coloured walls, a black leather sofa and a chic dining area with quirky chairs. Right by the window, it's a great spot to feast on fettuccini on those cosy evenings in. Come morning, enjoy your double espresso perched on an elegant ghost stool around the breakfast bar, before mapping out the day's tourist itinerary. And where better place to start than the Colosseum – a thirteen-minute wander from your door. A stroll around the immediate neighbourhood of Monti provides that authentic, local feel too. *This home is on the second floor of a building with lift access, although you will hav...
The views over Rome from this apartment’s large rooftop terrace are fantastic. It’s a great place to relax with its outdoor dining area and sun loungers. Inside is impressive too, with its living room with double-height ceilings and a mezzanine chill-out area. Another highlight is the location – you’ll be a short walk from the opera house and the Palazzo Massimo alle Terme museum. Other attractions within walking distance include many of the city’s key monuments, such as the Trevi Fountain and the Colosseum. *This apartment is set over two levels. *Your hosts kindly ask that you please respect the neighbours and keep noise to a minimum, from 10pm to 8 am. *Parking in Rome can be tricky, so we recommend sticking to walking to amenities or using public transport where possible. Many attractions are within walking distance, and there are excellent public transport links just a short walk away. Air Conditioning Amazon...
Notations is fairly simple, but it’s comfortable, and does what it says on the tin. You aren’t going to come across any nasty surprises. The living room’s a decent size, and it’s even got a small balcony (albeit an unfurnished one). This area of the city isn’t quite as evocative as some others, but the dome of St. Peter’s Basilica looms over the streets in an impressive manner. *Even though there's a lift most of the way, there are still some stairs you need to take to reach the flat *There's nothing wrong with the furniture, but it's not designer *When we measured the wi-fi it was very slow *The heating is controlled centrally by the building, so you won't have control over the hours that it's on *There's a single sofa bed in each bedroom, as well as a double sofa bed in the living room Accessible Parking Air Conditioning Amazon Prime Balcony Black-Out Blinds Buzzer / Wireless Intercom Carbon...
With a bright living area and a cool industrial design, this apartment is perfect for groups. Three comfortable bedrooms and a double sofa bed ensure there's enough space for everyone – we can easily imagine family breakfasts in the kitchen before setting off on a Roman adventure. All the essentials are covered, too, from air conditioning to kitchen appliances. Plus, the location right by Termini train station makes zipping around the city centre a breeze. You can also walk to the Colosseum, less than thirty minutes away. *This home can sleep a maximum of 6 adults and 2 children under 2 years old. Please let your host know if you'll be staying with toddlers/babies. *At full capacity, two guests will sleep on the sofa bed in the living area. *If you're travelling with little ones, your host can arrange a cot and high chair on request. *Some of the bedrooms have a desk in them, but the dining table can also be used as a lapt...
Colourful and central, this modern apartment makes exploring Rome a breeze. A short walk away is Termini Station, which offers easy connections in (and out) of the city, and the surrounding neighbourhood is home to plenty of local eateries. Back home, the contemporary design and vibrant artwork are an absolute delight. There's a small kitchen where you can rustle up a quick bite. While the living area is a bit snug for everyone, the bedrooms have plenty of space for lounging. An additional fold-out bed is perfect for a little one, too. *At full capacity, one guest will sleep on the single fold-out bed in the second bedroom. The mattress is quite thin, so we think it's best for a child. *The living area and kitchen are a bit snug for all seven guests, but the rest of the apartment has ample space. *You won't need a car in this location. Instead of driving, explore on foot or take advantage of the easily accessible public trans...
Set on one of the most characterful streets in Monti, there’s a surprising sense of calm in this apartment. You’re right in the thick of it here, with the Colosseum a fifteen-minute walk in one direction, and twelve minutes to the Trevi Fountain in the other. The surrounding streets are brimming with pizzerias, local trattoria selling carbonara by the mound and pavement cafés spilling into piazzas. Yet the apartment itself is a haven of calm. In true Italian style, the sofa is leather and depictions of Rome on the gallery-white walls are a reminder of exactly where you are. A sleek, modern kitchen has everything you need to rustle up a plate of pasta for dinner. Or, you can head out to the many eateries in the area. You’re spoilt for choice in Monti. *All of the windows face onto the internal courtyard, so there's no view to speak of *The flat doesn't get a lot of natural light – there are only three windows in the whole place<b...
This beautiful home is the epitome of everything Roman. Stylish and sophisticated, it's been designed to represent what this city is all about. A mix of period features and a sleek, modern finish (particularly in the kitchen and bathrooms) have made for an upscale stay that’s brought to life with personal touches. The living space is comfortable and inviting, with an artificial fireplace that illuminates the space and a huge TV inset into the wall, a tall window and a wall painting at the dining end – making for the perfect spot to enjoy a few glasses of red together. Bedrooms are smart and bright, and the murals add character and recall the city’s many frescoes. Vatican City, Castel Sant’Angelo and Piazza del Popolo are all just a fifteen-minute walk away, while the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and Campo di Fiori are just twenty-five minutes on foot. Plus, the immediate neighbourhood is known for its great shopping and its numerous cafes a...
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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