Guest house in a 17th-century building just steps from Piazza Navona, featuring private kitchenettes, air conditioning and the charm of Rome's historic centre.
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Bollo Apartments is a guest house set in a 17th-century building in Rome’s historic centre, just a five-minute walk from Piazza Navona. The property occupies a spot among the city’s most authentic alleyways, a stone’s throw from Campo de’ Fiori and its restaurants, with Trastevere reachable by crossing the Tiber.
The rooms, simply furnished with parquet floors and wooden furniture, are all air-conditioned and feature a private bathroom, flat-screen TV, minibar and a kettle for tea and coffee. Some room types have a private kitchenette, ideal for longer stays or for those travelling in a group, with options accommodating up to five people.
It’s a suitable choice for those seeking a base in the historic heart of the capital, without giving up a degree of independence thanks to the kitchenettes. The reception offers bicycle rental, guided tour organisation and limousine airport transfers. Couples particularly appreciate the location, rated 9.8 for a trip for two.
The accommodations at Bollo Apartments share a simple yet functional setup: parquet floors, wooden furniture, air conditioning, flat-screen TV, minibar and a private en-suite bathroom are present in every room type. The main differences concern size and capacity, ranging from 18 sqm for the most compact room to 41 sqm for the largest option, designed for groups of up to five people.
Two room types are equipped with a private kitchenette, useful for those who want to prepare something on their own during the stay, while the double/twin room offers the flexibility of two alternative bed configurations. All rooms overlook the historic building’s inner courtyard, ensuring a more secluded atmosphere compared to the bustle of the surrounding alleyways.
At 25 sqm, this is the room designed for large groups or families, thanks to the combination of a bunk bed and a large double bed that allows up to four people to stay. The private kitchenette makes it self-sufficient for meal preparation, while parquet floors and wooden furniture complete the essential decor.
This is the most compact room type in the property, at 18 sqm, with two alternative bed configurations to choose from: double or twin, suitable for both couples and those travelling together without being a couple. Unlike the other rooms, it does not have a private kitchenette.
The largest option at Bollo Apartments, at 41 sqm, designed to accommodate up to five adults thanks to two large double beds and a single bed. This room also features a private kitchenette, ideal for extended stays in the historic centre.
Bollo Apartments offers air-conditioned rooms with private bathroom, complimentary toiletries, bathrobe and hairdryer, as well as a kettle for tea and a coffee machine in every accommodation. The property features a lift, safe, iron and free WiFi connection, with rooms and common areas entirely non-smoking.
Inside the 17th-century building there are areas with parquet or wooden flooring, a security alarm and fire extinguishers, while access is by key. On request, express check-in and check-out can be arranged, as well as invoices for the stay.
Among the services designed to make the stay easier are the availability of family rooms, useful for those travelling in a group or with children, and the possibility of renting bicycles and booking guided tours directly through the reception.
Bollo Apartments occupies a 17th-century building tucked among the alleyways of Rome’s historic centre, just steps from Piazza Navona and only 40 metres from the Vini e Vinili bar. This is the most authentic and lively area of Rome, with Campo de’ Fiori about 100 metres away, buzzing with restaurants such as Sciam and Argot, both just a few metres from the property.
In terms of transport links, Roma San Pietro railway station is 1.3 km away, while the Spagna and Lepanto metro stations are both just over 1.6 km away. The nearest airports are Ciampino, 13 km away, and Fiumicino, about 18 km away. Crossing the Tiber leads to Trastevere, one of the capital’s most distinctive neighbourhoods.
A few minutes’ walk away are some of Rome’s most famous attractions: Castel Sant’Angelo at 700 metres, the Trevi Fountain at 1.2 km, St. Peter’s Square at 1.3 km and the Imperial Forums at 1.2 km. Piazza di Spagna, with its famous staircase, is also reachable with a walk of about 1.4 km. The location allows visitors to explore most of the main monuments on foot, whether in summer, enjoying evenings at the many venues in the area, or in winter, when the historic centre comes alive with lights and Christmas markets.
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Guests especially praise the location, rated 9.7, and the staff’s helpfulness, at 9.3. Comfort and cleanliness also receive good ratings, while services and value for money remain solid but slightly lower, around 7.6-8.
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Yes, Bollo Apartments accepts pets on request, with a possible extra charge applied.
Bollo Apartments is about a 5-minute walk from Piazza Navona, in Rome’s historic centre.
Some room types at Bollo Apartments feature a private kitchenette, while others do not; this information is specified for each room.
Yes, Bollo Apartments offers free WiFi connection throughout the property.
At Bollo Apartments, payment must be made in cash upon arrival, while the credit card is used only as a guarantee.
No, Bollo Apartments does not offer on-site parking, but its central location makes it easy to get around on foot or by public transport.
