Guest house in the Flaminio district in Rome, with rooms featuring a private kitchen, city views and just a few steps from the Olympic Stadium and Ponte Milvio.
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Pinturicchio’s Rooms at Flaminio is a guest house in the Flaminio district of Rome, 800 metres from the Olympic Stadium and about 900 metres from the Auditorium Parco della Musica. The property, entirely non-smoking, offers rooms with a private kitchenette, designed for stays that combine city convenience with a touch of apartment-style independence.
The two room types available, the Quadruple Room and the Triple Room, share practical amenities such as air conditioning, private bathroom with shower, coffee machine, microwave and refrigerator, plus linen and towels provided. Both offer city views and soundproofing, useful for those seeking a bit of quiet despite the central location.
The Flaminio district, between the Tiber and Villa Borghese, is especially appreciated by couples, who rate the location 8.6 for a stay for two. Ponte Milvio, with its evening life, is 600 metres away, while Piazza del Popolo and the Vatican Museums can be reached in a few minutes by public transport or a half-hour walk along the river.
The two room types at Pinturicchio’s Rooms at Flaminio share a similar layout: a private kitchen with hob, refrigerator, microwave and utensils, a private bathroom with shower and bidet, air conditioning, flat-screen TV and soundproofed walls for better rest. Each unit also has a coffee machine, washing machine and city view, features that make the stay practical even for longer stays.
The two options differ mainly in size and capacity: the Quadruple Room spans 35 square metres and can accommodate up to 4 people, while the Triple Room, more compact at 20 square metres, is designed for a maximum of 3 guests. Both include a sofa bed alongside the double bed, useful for configuring the space according to the number of guests, while still keeping a dedicated dining area.
At 35 square metres, this is the largest room in the property and the only one designed to accommodate up to 4 people. It has a fully equipped kitchen with hob, microwave oven and utensils, plus a separate dining area and a private bathroom with shower and bidet. The living area with flat-screen TV and soundproofed walls make it suitable for groups or families looking for more room to move around.
More compact than the Quadruple, at 20 square metres, this room is designed for a maximum of 3 guests and is the most suitable option for small groups or small families. It still offers a fitted kitchen with hob and microwave, a wardrobe for storing luggage, and city views. The private bathroom with shower and bidet completes a compact yet functional solution.
Pinturicchio’s Rooms at Flaminio focuses on self-contained rooms, each with its own kitchen equipped with hob, refrigerator, microwave oven, electric kettle and complete utensils, allowing guests to prepare their own meals during their stay. A private bathroom is present in every room, with shower, bidet, hairdryer and a set of bath linen included.
General services include air conditioning, lift, heating and soundproofing, while the property is entirely non-smoking and equipped with smoke and carbon monoxide detectors for guests’ safety. WiFi is free throughout the property, as are flat-screen TV and internet connection in common areas and in the rooms.
For the sleeping area, each room has a washing machine, sofa bed and ample space to store luggage and clothes, with city and local landmark views from the windows.
Pinturicchio’s Rooms at Flaminio is located in the Flaminio district, between the Tiber and the slopes of Villa Borghese, a residential yet lively area appreciated for its proximity to bars, restaurants and the famous Ponte Milvio, a historic evening meeting point for Romans just 600 metres from the property. On weekends, the area comes alive with walks along the river and aperitifs at nearby bars, including some just steps from the accommodation.
The Olympic Stadium is 800 metres away, convenient for those attending sporting events or concerts, while the Auditorium Parco della Musica is about 900 metres away, home to concert seasons and shows year-round. Lepanto and Flaminio metro stations are reachable within about 2.2-2.3 km, useful for getting to the historic centre. Fiumicino Airport is about 19 km away, and Ciampino Airport about 17 km.
For those visiting Rome, Piazza del Popolo is 2.4 km away and the Vatican Museums 2.9 km away, both also reachable on foot along the Tiber in a walk of about 30-35 minutes. In the immediate surroundings there are also the Claudio Abbado Garden and Capoprati Park, ideal for an outdoor break, while Villa Madama, a state representative venue, is just over a kilometre away. The area is particularly suited to those who want to experience Rome away from the traffic of the centre while remaining well connected to the rest of the city.
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Guests especially praise comfort (9.4) and WiFi (10), rated excellent, along with cleanliness (9.1). Staff and services (8.8) also score well, while value for money, though solid (8.3), is the relatively lowest score among the categories rated.
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No, Pinturicchio’s Rooms at Flaminio does not allow pets during your stay.
Yes, Pinturicchio’s Rooms at Flaminio offers free WiFi throughout the property, rated by guests with the maximum score of 10.
Yes, all rooms at Pinturicchio’s Rooms at Flaminio have a private kitchen with hob, refrigerator, microwave oven and utensils.
No, Pinturicchio’s Rooms at Flaminio does not have parking available for guests.
The Rome Olympic Stadium is about 800 metres from Pinturicchio’s Rooms at Flaminio, while the Auditorium Parco della Musica is about 900 metres away.
The Quadruple Room at Pinturicchio’s Rooms at Flaminio accommodates up to 4 people, while the Triple Room accommodates up to 3.
