Flavia is a guest house in Rome, just steps from the Colosseum and the Domus Aurea, with an air-conditioned apartment featuring its own kitchen and a shared garden.
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Flavia is a guest house in Rome, located about 300 metres from the Domus Aurea and 700 metres from Colosseo Metro Station, in the stretch of the city between the Esquilino and Celio districts.
The property offers a one-bedroom apartment of 41 square metres, designed for families or small groups of up to four people: it features its own kitchen, air conditioning, heating and a flat-screen TV, along with two French double beds for a flexible stay. The shared garden provides an outdoor space that is rare in this central area of the capital, while the communal kitchen and room service round out an offer designed for those seeking independence without giving up basic comforts.
The location makes it possible to reach some of Rome’s most famous monuments on foot, from the Colosseum to the Arch of Constantine, and to move around comfortably by metro thanks to the nearby Manzoni Station. Free WiFi is included throughout the property, which welcomes guests looking for an informal, well-connected base for exploring the historic centre.
Flavia offers a single type of accommodation, a one-bedroom apartment of 41 square metres designed to host up to four people. The space is organised for an independent stay, with its own kitchen for preparing meals, air conditioning and heating for every season, plus a flat-screen TV for relaxing moments.
The two French double beds comfortably accommodate families or small groups of friends visiting Rome, while the availability of a communal kitchen and room service offer further flexibility during the stay. As this unit does not include a private bathroom, the accommodation is aimed at those who prioritise generous space and the ability to cook independently over the services of a traditional hotel.
The only type available at Flavia is this 41-square-metre apartment with a separate bedroom, the largest unit in the property, able to accommodate up to four guests. It features its own kitchen for preparing meals independently, air conditioning, heating and a flat-screen TV. The two French double beds are located in the dedicated bedroom, separate from the living area, making it suitable for families or small groups who want more space than a simple hotel room.
Flavia offers guests a shared garden, daily housekeeping and free WiFi throughout the property, along with air conditioning and heating available in every room.
Security is guaranteed 24 hours a day, with CCTV both outside and in the common areas, a smoke alarm and a security alarm. Wardrobes, an ironing service and room service are available, while the property is entirely non-smoking, except for a dedicated outdoor smoking area.
For those travelling with family, family rooms are available, and the communal kitchen complements the apartment’s private kitchen for a practical and flexible stay. Check-in and check-out can be handled privately, a detail appreciated by those who value more privacy during arrival and departure.
Flavia is located in the historic heart of Rome, on Via Ludovico Muratori, on a quiet side street straddling the Esquilino and Celio districts, just steps from some of the capital’s most visited archaeological sites. The area retains a residential character with small neighbourhood bars and trattorias, while being just a short walk from the major tourist attractions.
The Domus Aurea is just 300 metres away, the Colosseum about 450 metres, and the Arch of Constantine 700 metres, all comfortably reachable on foot. Manzoni Metro Station and Vittorio Emanuele Metro Station, both about 600 metres away, allow for quick movement around the city, while Termini Station, the main railway hub, is less than 1 km away. For those arriving or departing by air, Rome Ciampino Airport is about 11 km away, while Fiumicino is 20 km away.
From the property it is also possible to walk to the Imperial Forums, about 1.3 km away, and Piazza Venezia, 1.5 km away, for a stroll among Rome’s ancient monuments. Continuing towards the centre, you reach the Trevi Fountain, 1.7 km away, and Piazza di Spagna, 2.2 km away, both classic destinations for first-time visitors to the city. In the immediate surroundings there are also restaurants such as La Grande Bellezza and Laborart Roma, just over 100 metres away, ideal for an informal meal after a day of sightseeing. The area is well suited to exploration all year round, away from the traffic of the main roads but very close to the landmark sites of imperial Rome.
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Reviews particularly praise the location, rated 9 out of 10, and the staff’s helpfulness, with a score of 8.5. Cleanliness and comfort stand at good levels, around 7.5, while value for money receives an overall positive rating, consistent with an overall rating of 7.6.
No, Flavia does not allow pets on the property.
Check-in at Flavia is possible from 14:00 to 22:00, while check-out must be done between 08:00 and 11:00.
Yes, the one-bedroom apartment at Flavia has its own kitchen, in addition to the communal kitchen available to all guests.
The one-bedroom apartment at Flavia can accommodate up to 4 people, thanks to two French double beds.
Flavia does not offer dedicated parking; guests arriving by car are advised to check public parking options in the area.
Yes, Flavia is located about 450 metres from the Colosseum and 300 metres from the Domus Aurea, both comfortably reachable on foot.
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