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Boutique hotel in Rome on the Caelian Hill, near the Basilica of St. John Lateran and the Colosseum, with air-conditioned rooms and a rich breakfast every morning.

Bed & breakfast in a historic building just steps from Termini, with air-conditioned rooms, Italian breakfast and excellent connections to central Rome.
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Nights In Rome is a bed & breakfast occupying a historic building in the Stazione Termini district of Rome, about 250 metres from the railway station and 200 metres from Termini metro station.
The property is designed for travellers who pack light and want to move around the city easily: the rooms, all with air conditioning and free WiFi, come with TV, refrigerator, terracotta floors and a private bathroom with bathrobe and hairdryer. Some rooms retain exposed wooden beam ceilings, a detail that recalls the original character of the building. Breakfast, served in the common room, follows the Italian sweet tradition.
The room types range from double rooms to quadruple rooms, making the property suitable for couples as well as small groups or families. The location, especially appreciated by couples with a score of 9.4 for a trip for two, allows guests to walk to the Museo Nazionale Romano and Piazza della Repubblica, while Fiumicino Airport is directly connected by train from Termini station.

The rooms at Nights In Rome share a common base of comfort designed for practical stays in the heart of Rome: air conditioning, free WiFi, TV, refrigerator, private bathroom and terracotta floors that recall the historic character of the building. All accommodations are set in an intimate context, with details such as minibar and terrace available in several room types.
The range goes from the Double Room, the most compact at 16 sqm and designed for two people, to the Triple Room and Quadruple Room, both with single and double bed configurations designed for families or small groups, up to the Twin Room, equipped with cable TV. The main differences concern the floor area, which rises up to 20 sqm in the Quadruple Room, and the bed layout, offering solutions suited to different needs without giving up the same base standards.
The Double Room is the most compact room type in the property, with 16 sqm designed for two people. In addition to air conditioning and a private bathroom, common to all rooms, it features a terrace and minibar, and retains the terracotta floors typical of the historic building.
Larger than the Double Room at 18 sqm, the Triple Room combines a single bed and a large double bed, making it suitable for small groups of friends or families with one child. It also features a terrace and minibar.
This is the most spacious room in the property, with 20 sqm and a configuration of two single beds alongside a large double bed, designed for families or groups of up to four people. Here too, there are a terrace and minibar.
The only room type to offer two separate single beds instead of a double bed, this 16 sqm room is the ideal choice for couples who prefer independent beds. It is equipped with cable TV and a terrace.
Nights In Rome offers a range of services designed to make a stay in the heart of Rome practical. Common areas include a picnic area, a sun terrace and a terrace, in addition to daily housekeeping and luggage storage, useful for those arriving before check-in or leaving after check-out. The property is entirely non-smoking, with dedicated rooms and common areas, and is equipped with a lift and heating for comfort in every season.
For those travelling with family, family rooms are available, while check-in and check-out can be arranged privately on request. Rooms feature a refrigerator, hairdryer, bathrobe and complimentary toiletries, along with TV and internet access. Breakfast can be served directly in the room, and as for parking, street parking is available near the property.
Nights In Rome is located in the Stazione Termini district, a central and well-served area that combines historic buildings, shops and venues of all kinds. The building that houses the property retains traces of its original architecture, such as the exposed wooden beam ceilings visible in some rooms, and is set within a lively urban fabric, frequented by both Romans and travellers passing through.
The location is one of the property’s strengths, with a score of 9.5 given by guests specifically for this aspect. Roma Termini railway station is about 250 metres away, while Termini metro station is 200 metres away and the Castro Pretorio stop is 450 metres away: from here, the historic centre and the city’s main hubs can be reached in just a few stops. Fiumicino Airport is directly connected by train from Termini station, while Ciampino Airport is about 12 km away. Within a radius of 300-450 metres are the Museo Nazionale Romano and Piazza della Repubblica, convenient stops for a first stroll.
From the district, it’s easy to plan days around Rome’s great classics: the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps are about 1.5-1.6 km away, the Colosseum 1.6 km away, and Villa Borghese 1.3 km away for a break in the greenery. In summer the park offers shade and boat rental on the small lake, while in cooler months the museums in the area, including the Museo Nazionale Romano at Palazzo Massimo, remain an ideal choice for filling the central hours of the day before dinner at restaurants just steps from the property.
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Guests especially praise the location, rated 9.5, and the staff, with a score of 9.2. Cleanliness and comfort also receive good marks, while general services get a more modest score, consistent with the simple, straightforward bed & breakfast format.
Nights In Rome is located on Via Solferino, about 250 metres from Roma Termini railway station and 200 metres from Termini metro station, right in the city centre.
No, Nights In Rome does not allow pets during the stay.
Nights In Rome does not have free private parking; however, street parking is available in the area.
Yes, Nights In Rome includes an Italian-style sweet breakfast served in the property’s common room.
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From Fiumicino Airport, you can reach Nights In Rome by train to Termini station, just 250 metres from the property.
Yes, Nights In Rome is especially popular with couples, who have given the location a score of 9.4 for a trip for two.