Family-run bed and breakfast in the Trionfale district, just steps from Ottaviano metro station and the Vatican Museums, with air-conditioned rooms and panoramic terraces.
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Dimora San Lazzaro is a bed and breakfast in the Trionfale district of Rome, about 950 metres from Ottaviano metro station and just over a kilometre from the Vatican Museums.
The property offers three types of accommodation designed for different needs: from the more compact double room to the suite with terrace and independent kitchen, suitable for longer stays or small groups. All units have a private bathroom, air conditioning, flat-screen TV with streaming services and soundproofed walls, while some rooms offer balconies or terraces with views over the city and the quiet surrounding street.
The area is well connected to the historic centre thanks to the nearby Ottaviano metro station and Appiano railway station, and is particularly appreciated by couples for the quality of the location. Nearby you’ll find bars, restaurants and the city’s main landmarks such as St. Peter’s Square and Castel Sant’Angelo, making Dimora San Lazzaro a practical base for those who want to get around on foot or by public transport.
Dimora San Lazzaro offers three types of accommodation, all equipped with a private bathroom, air conditioning, soundproofed walls and flat-screen TV with streaming services, ensuring a comfortable stay for couples, groups and families alike.
The Deluxe Double/Twin Room with Balcony stands out for its balcony overlooking a quiet street and the flexibility of its bed configuration, while the Double Room is the most compact option, with city views and an independent entrance. The Suite with Terrace, the largest at 35 square metres, offers a separate sleeping and living area, a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher and a panoramic terrace, making it the ideal choice for those who want more space and independence during their stay in Rome.
This room stands out for its balcony overlooking a quiet street in the Trionfale district, ideal for those looking for a bit of peace despite being close to the centre. The bed configuration is flexible, with the option of a double bed or single beds combined with a sofa bed, making it suitable for small groups of up to three people. The accommodation is completed by air conditioning, a flat-screen TV with streaming services and soundproofed walls.
The most compact of Dimora San Lazzaro’s rooms, designed for two people and featuring an independent entrance and city views. The private bathroom is equipped with a walk-in shower, bidet and toiletries, while the room also includes a tea and coffee making set. It’s the most suitable option for couples looking for a cosy space that still offers every essential comfort.
The largest of the available accommodations, with 35 square metres spread across a separate sleeping area, a living room with a sofa bed and a terrace with city views. It’s the only unit with a fully equipped kitchen with hob, refrigerator, dishwasher and tableware, designed for those who want to cook independently or stay longer. The bathroom with walk-in shower and bidet completes an accommodation that feels more like a small apartment than a simple room.
Dimora San Lazzaro provides guests with services designed to make the stay practical, from luggage storage to airport shuttle, as well as amenities such as lockers, a safe and magnetic key access. The property is entirely non-smoking and features closed-circuit cameras both outside and in the common areas, for greater peace of mind for guests.
Every room is air-conditioned, soundproofed and equipped with heating, with parquet, marble or tiled floors depending on the type of accommodation. The bathroom includes a hairdryer, complimentary toiletries, bidet and bed linen, while the room offers a coffee machine, refrigerator and a living area with desk.
As for connectivity, free WiFi is available throughout the property, along with flat-screen TVs with streaming services such as Netflix in every unit, for a comfortable stay whether for leisure or work.
Dimora San Lazzaro is located in the Trionfale district, a quiet residential area of Rome north of the Vatican, characterised by orderly streets, small neighbourhood shops and venues frequented mainly by locals, such as the Tabaccheria and Bar De Simone a few hundred metres from the property.
Getting to the centre is easy: Ottaviano metro station is about 950 metres away, while Appiano railway station is less than a kilometre away. The Vatican Museums can be reached on foot in about 950 metres and St. Peter’s Square in just over a kilometre and a half. For those arriving or departing by plane, Rome Ciampino Airport is 16 km away and Fiumicino Airport is 17 km away, with an airport shuttle available for a fee upon request.
The area is well suited both to walks in green spaces, thanks to the nearby Monte Ciocci-Monte Mario cycle and pedestrian linear park about 900 metres away, and to days dedicated to art and history, with Castel Sant’Angelo 2 km away and the great squares of the historic centre, from Piazza Navona to Piazza di Spagna, reachable in a few minutes by public transport. Guests staying here can therefore alternate quiet walks in the neighbourhood with intense days among the masterpieces of the Vatican and the centre of Rome, while still staying away from the traffic and crowds of the more touristy areas.
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Reviews particularly praise the value for money and the services offered, both rated 8.9, followed by comfort and staff availability at around 8.7. Cleanliness remains solid at 8.6, while the location, although appreciated by couples, receives a slightly lower score of 8.5.
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Yes, Dimora San Lazzaro accepts pets on request, and a surcharge may apply.
No, Dimora San Lazzaro does not offer free parking; those arriving by car will need to consider alternative parking options in the area.
The Vatican Museums are about 950 metres from Dimora San Lazzaro, a distance that can be comfortably covered on foot in just over ten minutes.
Yes, Dimora San Lazzaro offers free WiFi throughout the property, including in the rooms.
Yes, in case of damage caused during the stay, Dimora San Lazzaro may request a payment of up to 300 euros after check-out, in accordance with its damage policy.
Dimora San Lazzaro welcomes children of all ages, but does not offer cots or extra beds for young children.
