Bed and breakfast in a 1950s building in the Appio Latino district, a short walk from Subaugusta metro station, with air conditioning and rooms designed for families and couples.
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Domus Cinecittà is a bed and breakfast in Rome, in the Appio Latino district, housed in a building dating back to 1950 about 100 metres from Subaugusta metro station.
The property offers free WiFi, air conditioning and spaces designed for both couples and families, thanks to rooms suited for multiple guests. Guests find towels, linens and a flat-screen TV, along with small comforts such as a coffee machine in the room. The building is entirely non-smoking and features an elevator, a safe and luggage storage for those travelling with heavy suitcases.
The location in the southeastern part of the capital puts the Parco degli Acquedotti and the Appian Way within easy reach, while the historic centre with the Colosseum remains just minutes away thanks to the metro connections. A practical address for those who want to visit Rome while staying in a quiet residential area, away from the busiest tourist traffic but well connected to the rest of the city.
Domus Cinecittà’s offering focuses on a single room type, the Comfort Triple Room, designed to accommodate up to three people in a 19-square-metre space. The room combines an extra-large double bed with a sofa bed, a flexible solution for families, groups of friends or those travelling with a child.
Each guest finds a private bathroom with shower, bidet and complimentary toiletries, plus bathrobes and a hairdryer. The room is completed by air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a coffee machine, a refrigerator and ample storage space thanks to the wardrobe. It’s a versatile room, suited to both short stays and longer stays, with a good balance between functionality and everyday comfort.
The only room type available at the property, the Comfort Triple Room covers 19 square metres and can accommodate up to three people thanks to the combination of an extra-large double bed and a sofa bed. The private bathroom is equipped with a shower, bidet, bathrobe and complimentary toiletries, while the living area includes a desk, wardrobe and refrigerator, ideal for stays that require a bit more independence than a standard room.
Domus Cinecittà focuses on amenities designed for everyday convenience: air conditioning throughout, an elevator, a safe and luggage storage for those arriving before check-in or leaving after check-out. The property is entirely non-smoking and offers rooms also suited for families, with key access and CCTV cameras in common areas.
Rooms lack nothing for an independent stay: a private bathroom with shower, bidet and complimentary toiletries, bathrobes and a hairdryer, plus a coffee machine, electric kettle and refrigerator. The flat-screen TV and internet connection complete the technological amenities.
A short walk from the property there is also a golf course, handy for those who want to combine their Roman stay with a sporting break without straying too far from the neighbourhood.
Domus Cinecittà is located in the Appio Latino district, a residential area southeast of Rome’s historic centre, characterised by 1950s buildings and a neighbourhood life made up of cafés and small restaurants. A few metres from the property you’ll find places such as Petri Cafè, Vida Caffè and Gelateria le Golosita, all within 100 metres, handy for breakfast or a quick break without needing a car.
Connections with the rest of the city are provided by Subaugusta metro station, just 100 metres away, and the nearby Giulio Agricola metro station 400 metres away: from here the historic centre and the Colosseum are about 7 km away. Ciampino Airport is 5 km away, while Fiumicino is 24 km away, both connected to the area via the capital’s main southern road routes.
Guests staying here can dedicate a morning to the Parco degli Acquedotti, about 1.1 km away, one of Rome’s most striking archaeological parks with the remains of ancient Roman aqueducts still standing among the fields. A little further away, at 3.4 km, the Appian Way opens up, ideal for a walk or bike ride among pine forests and historic monuments such as the Tomb of Cecilia Metella. In the warmer months the park offers shade and open spaces for families and runners, while in winter it remains walkable thanks to its flat paths. For those who want to head into the heart of the city, the Colosseum, Imperial Forums and Trevi Fountain can be reached in just over half an hour by public transport.
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Reviews describe extremely attentive hospitality: cleanliness and host service reach the maximum score, followed by very high comfort and value for money. The location, especially appreciated by couples, also receives very positive ratings despite the distance from the historic centre.
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No, Domus Cinecittà does not allow pets during the stay.
Yes, Domus Cinecittà offers free WiFi in all rooms, with a score of 10 out of 10 in guest reviews.
Domus Cinecittà is located about 100 metres from Subaugusta Metro Station, convenient for reaching central Rome.
No, Domus Cinecittà does not require any minimum age for check-in.
Domus Cinecittà only accepts cash payments to settle the stay.
Yes, Domus Cinecittà offers rooms designed for families, with a 19 sqm triple room that accommodates up to three people with an extra-large double bed and a sofa bed.
