A private room in an Italian family home in the Monti district of Rome, just a short walk from the Colosseum and the Roman Forum, with a terrace and shared kitchen.
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Private room by an Italian family is a bed and breakfast in the Monti district of Rome, set in a historic building from 1895 just a short walk from the Colosseum and the Roman Forum.
The property offers a single quadruple room with private bathroom, designed for those seeking a stay with a family rather than a traditional hotel. The accommodation is air-conditioned, features a balcony and terrace with views over the city and the inner courtyard, and includes a shared kitchen with dishwasher, hob and coffee machine, convenient for guests who want to prepare something on their own. There is also a technology corner with a flat-screen TV, satellite channels, a Blu-ray player, a games console and a computer available to guests.
The location is one of the property’s main strengths: Cavour Metro Station is just 300 metres away, the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore and Termini Station are a few minutes’ walk, and the Colosseum can be reached with a walk of about 800 metres. The house is also home to a small dog and a cat, both described as very calm, which makes the environment suitable for animal lovers too.
The property offers a single type of accommodation, designed for groups or families who want to share the same space while maintaining their privacy. It is a quadruple room of 22 square metres with private bathroom, air-conditioned and featuring a balcony and terrace, offering views over the city and the inner courtyard of the historic building housing the property.
The bed configuration includes two single beds and one large double bed, making it suitable for stays with several people or families with children. The room also has a private kitchen with dishwasher and coffee machine, flat-screen TV and internet connection, elements that allow guests to manage their stay with a certain degree of independence, almost like a small apartment in the heart of Rome.
The only type of room available in the property, this 22-square-metre room occupies a space in the historic 1895 building with a private bathroom, its own kitchen equipped with a dishwasher and coffee machine, and a terrace overlooking the city and the inner courtyard. The layout with two single beds and one large double bed makes it ideal for groups of friends or families with children who want to share the same space without giving up an independent kitchenette.
The property provides guests with a private bathroom with a bathtub, complimentary toiletries and a hairdryer, as well as a shared kitchen complete with hob, oven, dishwasher, refrigerator and kitchen utensils, ideal for those who prefer to prepare their own meals during their stay in Rome.
Shared areas include a common lounge with a TV area, a balcony and a terrace overlooking the city, as well as luggage storage for guests arriving outside standard check-in hours. The entire property is non-smoking and equipped with air conditioning, heating and a lift to reach the upper floors.
On the technology side, guests have access to a flat-screen TV with satellite and cable channels, a Blu-ray player, a games console and a computer, as well as free internet access throughout the property.
The property is located in the Monti district, one of the most authentic neighbourhoods in Rome’s historic centre, in a residential area full of bars, restaurants and small shops just steps from the bustling Via Cavour. The building housing the bed and breakfast dates back to 1895 and still retains the charm of old Roman houses, with high ceilings and views over the inner courtyards typical of the area.
Getting around is made easy by Cavour Metro Station, just 300 metres away, while Roma Termini Station, the city’s main railway hub, can be reached with a walk of about 600 metres. Rome Ciampino Airport is 12 km away, while Fiumicino Airport is about 20 km away. The Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore and the National Roman Museum are also just a few minutes’ walk away, at about 500 metres.
For those visiting Rome, the Colosseum can be reached with a walk of about 800 metres, while the Roman Forum and Piazza Venezia are just over a kilometre away. The Trevi Fountain, 1.1 km away, and Piazza di Spagna, 1.5 km away, are also within easy walking distance. The area is well suited both to a visit focused on the great archaeological sites of the centre and to a slower exploration of the streets of Monti, among evening venues and small art galleries, in every season of the year.
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Guests particularly reward the staff, with a top score of 10, and the location, rated 9.9: a combination that speaks to a warm welcome in a very central district. The value for money and cleanliness of the rooms are also highly appreciated.
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Yes, Private room by an Italian family accepts pets with no extra charge.
Private room by an Italian family is located about 800 metres from the Colosseum, comfortably reachable on foot.
Yes, Private room by an Italian family offers free WiFi connection throughout the property.
No, Private room by an Italian family does not have parking reserved for guests.
Private room by an Italian family offers a quadruple room of 22 square metres with private bathroom, its own kitchen and a terrace with city view.
Yes, the house that hosts Private room by an Italian family is also home to a small dog and a cat, both described as very calm.
