Guest house in the Prati district of Rome, just steps from the Vatican Museums, with air-conditioned rooms, free WiFi and a 9.8 score for location.
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Greg Roma is a guest house located in the Prati district, just 600 metres from the Vatican Museums and 300 metres from Ottaviano metro station, in the heart of papal Rome.
The property offers two types of Double Room, both 14 m² and designed for two people, with private bathroom, shower, toiletries and hairdryer. The rooms are air-conditioned, equipped with a desk, bed linen and towels provided, and overlook a quiet inner courtyard; one of the two room types also includes a flat-screen TV and a bidet in the bathroom.
The entire building is non-smoking and WiFi is free in all areas. Around the guest house you’ll find restaurants such as Fratelli De Luca and Pulejo Ristorante just steps away, while St. Peter’s Square, Castel Sant’Angelo and Piazza Navona can be reached on foot in a few minutes. The location, rated 9.8 by guests, is ideal for those who want to visit the Vatican while staying close to the historic centre, with Roma San Pietro railway station about 1.4 km away and Fiumicino Airport 17 km away.
Greg Roma offers two types of Double Room, both 14 m² and designed for two people, ideal for couples. Each room has a private bathroom with shower, toiletries and hairdryer, air conditioning, a desk and a view of the property’s inner courtyard, a detail that ensures a quiet setting away from the traffic of Via Germanico.
The two options differ mainly in the bed type and some furnishing details: the first offers a French double bed in a more essential setting, while the second has a large double bed, a flat-screen TV and a bathroom with a bidet and complimentary toiletries. In both cases bed linen and towels are provided, as well as a sitting area to relax after visiting the Vatican Museums.
At 14 m² and overlooking the inner courtyard, this Double Room is furnished with a French double bed and a desk convenient for those travelling on business. The private bathroom includes a shower, toiletries and hairdryer, while air conditioning ensures a pleasant climate in every season. It’s the simpler of the two options offered by Greg Roma.
Identical in size (14 m²) to the first room type, this Double Room stands out for its large double bed and flat-screen TV, which is absent in the other option. The private bathroom is also more complete, with a bidet and complimentary bathroom products in addition to a shower and hairdryer. Here too the view opens onto the inner courtyard, in an air-conditioned and quiet setting.
Greg Roma provides guests with a good number of amenities designed for a practical stay in the heart of Prati. The property is entirely non-smoking, equipped with air conditioning, heating and safety systems such as fire extinguishers, smoke alarms and a carbon monoxide detector, as well as key access.
Nothing is missing in the rooms: private bathroom with bathtub or shower, toilet, complimentary toiletries, hairdryer, bed linen and towels, refrigerator, electric kettle for tea and coffee, clothes rack, sitting area and desk. The view of the inner courtyard completes the stay experience.
Internet access is available free of charge throughout the property, an aspect greatly appreciated by guests, who gave the WiFi a score of 10 out of 10.
Greg Roma occupies a residential building on Via Germanico, in the Prati district, just steps from the Vatican walls. The area is typically Roman, made up of orderly grid streets, neighbourhood shops, historic cafés and restaurants frequented more by locals than tourists, such as Fratelli De Luca and Ai Balestrari, both less than 100 metres from the property. Piazza Risorgimento, 200 metres away, is the hub of local life, with cafés like Habemus Café where you can have breakfast before setting off for sightseeing. The atmosphere remains quiet despite the proximity to the city’s main attractions.
Getting around is easy thanks to Ottaviano metro station, 200 metres away, and Lepanto station, 600 metres away, both on line A. Roma San Pietro railway station is about 1.4 km away, useful for regional connections, while Flaminio is 1.5 km away. For those arriving by plane, Ciampino Airport is 15 km away and Fiumicino Airport 17 km away, both reachable by shuttle or train to the city centre.
The Vatican Museums are just 500 metres away, while St. Peter’s Square and its basilica are about 550 metres away, ideal for a morning visit before the tourist groups arrive. Castel Sant’Angelo, with its namesake bridge, can be reached in about ten minutes on foot, as can Piazza Navona, about 800 metres away. Those who want to venture towards the historic centre can walk to Campo de’ Fiori, 1.7 km away, or the Trevi Fountain, just over 2 km away. In winter, queues at the Vatican Museums drop considerably, while in summer it’s worth booking entry in advance to avoid the hottest hours.
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Guests especially praise the location (9.8) and free WiFi (10), also appreciating the staff’s helpfulness (9.6) and cleanliness (9.1). Room comfort scores a solid 9.2, while the value for money, at 9.1, confirms that the property offers a lot for the price.
Greg Roma is located about 500 metres from the Vatican Museums and 550 metres from St. Peter’s Square, in Rome’s Prati district.
No, Greg Roma does not allow pets on the property.
Greg Roma does not have parking; guests can easily reach the property by metro, since Ottaviano station is 200 metres away.
The minimum age for check-in at Greg Roma is 18; guests under this age are not permitted.
Check-in at Greg Roma is possible from 15:00 to 20:00, while check-out must be completed between 06:00 and 10:00.
Yes, Greg Roma offers free WiFi throughout the property, rated 10 out of 10 by guests.
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