Charming guest house in the Prati district, a short walk from Castel Sant'Angelo, with air-conditioned rooms, private entrance and pets allowed free of charge.
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Cicerone’s Luxury Suites is a luxury guest house in the Prati district, in the centre of Rome, about 450 metres from Castel Sant’Angelo and 1.1 km from St. Peter’s Square. The property occupies a floor of a building on Via Cicerone and offers eight rooms furnished in a contemporary style, suited both to romantic stays and to families visiting the capital.
The rooms, ranging from 14 to 23 square metres, are all air-conditioned and feature a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, flat-screen TV with streaming services, coffee machine and toiletries; many overlook the city or a quiet inner courtyard, thanks to soundproofed walls. Each unit has a private entrance, a detail that allows guests to come and go freely at any hour.
The in-house bar and room service complete the offer, while the shared kitchen remains available for those who want to prepare a quick meal. The 24-hour front desk is staffed by staff who communicate in Italian and English. The Vatican Museums, Piazza Navona and Lepanto metro station are reachable on foot in a few minutes, making the property a practical base for exploring Rome without needing a car.
Cicerone’s Luxury Suites offers eight rooms, all with a private bathroom, air conditioning, flat-screen TV with streaming services and a coffee machine for preparing tea and coffee independently. The soundproofed walls and private entrance of each unit guarantee privacy and freedom of schedule, an aspect much appreciated by those staying in Rome for a few intense days of sightseeing.
Room types range from 14 to 23 square metres: the King Deluxe Room and the Queen Deluxe Room, larger in size, offer city views, while the Superior Double Room and the Single Room with Bathroom, more compact, overlook a quiet inner courtyard. The Deluxe Double Room, at 16 square metres and able to accommodate up to three people, remains a middle-ground solution suited to small groups or families with a child.
The largest of the available rooms, at 23 square metres and able to accommodate up to four guests thanks to its three combined beds. The private bathroom has a walk-in shower, bidet and toiletries, while the soundproofed walls block out external noise despite the city view.
A second unit of the same King Deluxe type, with the same 23 square metres and the same three-bed layout, but in a different wing of the property. A private entrance and a tea and coffee set complete a room designed for groups or large families.
At 16 square metres, this room combines a double bed and a single bed, making it the only solution able to accommodate three people without resorting to extra beds. The view opens onto a quiet inner courtyard, away from the traffic of Via Cicerone.
The most compact room in the property, at 14 square metres designed for two people. The extra-large double bed dominates the space, while the view over the inner courtyard ensures quiet even during the evening hours in the Prati district.
A variant of the Superior Double Room with one extra square metre compared to its twin, for a total of 15 sqm. Here too the view is over the inner courtyard, with toiletries and a flat-screen TV with streaming services for evenings in the room.
At 23 square metres reserved for just two people, the Queen Deluxe is the most spacious double room in the property. The entrance is private and the view opens onto the city rooftops, a detail that sets it apart from the rooms with inner courtyard views.
A second Queen Deluxe unit, identical in size and city view to the previous one but located in a different part of the building. Soundproofed walls and a TV with streaming services complete a room designed for couples’ stays.
The only room type designed for a solo traveller, with 16 square metres all to oneself and a single bed. The private bathroom with a walk-in shower and the view over the inner courtyard make it ideal for those travelling alone in Rome.
Cicerone’s Luxury Suites offers an in-house bar with the possibility of breakfast in the room, wine and champagne on request, and meals also designed for children. The shared kitchen allows guests to prepare something on their own, while room service remains available for those who prefer not to leave their suite.
The front desk is open 24 hours a day and guarantees private and express check-in and check-out. General facilities include heating, air conditioning, elevator, private entrance and soundproofed rooms, with CCTV in common areas and fire extinguishers for guests’ safety. In the room, guests will find a private bathroom with bathtub or shower, bidet, hairdryer, complimentary toiletries, electric kettle and refrigerator, while the flat-screen TV with satellite channels and streaming services completes the technological features of each unit.
Cicerone’s Luxury Suites is located on Via Cicerone, in the heart of the Prati district, an elegant residential area a short distance from the Vatican and the Tiber. The district, established in the late nineteenth century with its grid of orthogonal streets dedicated to historical figures, is today appreciated for its period buildings, neighbourhood shops and proximity to Castel Sant’Angelo, reachable on foot in about 450 metres.
Getting around is made easy by Lepanto metro station, just 550 metres away, and Ottaviano station, about 900 metres away, both on line A, which connects directly to Termini and the historic centre. Roma San Pietro railway station is 1.7 km away, while Ciampino airport is about 14 km away and Fiumicino airport 18 km away. St. Peter’s Square and the Vatican Museums are just over a kilometre away, easily reachable on foot along Via della Conciliazione.
Those staying here can devote their days to the capital’s major attractions: from the colonnade of St. Peter’s Square to the halls of the Vatican Museums, as well as walks along the Tiber to Piazza Navona and the Trevi Fountain, both reachable in 15-20 minutes on foot. In spring and autumn the district is well suited to long walks towards Piazza del Popolo and the gardens of Villa Borghese, while in the summer months the many bars and restaurants in the area, such as those overlooking Piazza Cavour, offer an evening refuge after visiting the monuments.
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Guests particularly praise the location (9.4) and the comfort of the rooms (9.2), also appreciated by couples with a score of 9.3. Cleanliness and services are also rated well (9 and 8.7), while WiFi, although free, remains the most modestly rated aspect (8.1).
Yes, Cicerone’s Luxury Suites accepts pets on request and at no extra charge.
Cicerone’s Luxury Suites is about 1.3 km from the Vatican Museums and just over a kilometre from St. Peter’s Square, both reachable on foot.
Check-in at Cicerone’s Luxury Suites is possible from 2:00 PM to 11:00 PM, while check-out must be completed between 6:00 AM and 11:00 AM.
Yes, all rooms at Cicerone’s Luxury Suites include free WiFi access.
Cicerone’s Luxury Suites does not have private on-site parking, as it is located in Rome’s historic centre.
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Cicerone’s Luxury Suites welcomes children of all ages and offers family rooms, although it does not provide cots or extra beds.
