Bed and breakfast just steps from the Vatican Museums, with air-conditioned rooms, free WiFi and a location much loved by guests in the Prati district.
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Quo Vadis Roma 2 is a bed and breakfast in the Prati district, 400 metres from Ottaviano Metro Station and just 200 metres from the Vatican Museums. The property stands out for its immediate proximity to St. Peter’s Square and for the 9.7 location score given by guests, particularly appreciated by couples travelling together.
The rooms, some with city views and others overlooking the garden, are air-conditioned and equipped with a private bathroom, TV, fridge, minibar and electric kettle. The room types available range from the economy double room to quadruple and triple options designed for families or small groups, with sizes ranging from 14 to 25 square metres.
The Prati district, elegant and residential, offers bars and restaurants just steps from the entrance, while the main attractions of the historic centre, from Castel Sant’Angelo to Piazza Navona, can be reached on foot or with a short metro ride. Those arriving by plane can rely on a paid airport shuttle to and from Ciampino and Fiumicino.
The rooms at Quo Vadis Roma 2 share an essential yet functional setup: air conditioning, private bathroom, TV and a fridge with minibar, along with an electric kettle featured in every room type. Parquet flooring and centralised heating make the rooms comfortable in every season, while some rooms offer city views and others garden views, adding a different touch to each option.
The range covers different needs: from the Economy Double Room, the most compact at 14 square metres, to options designed for families or small groups such as the Quadruple Room with External Private Bathroom and the Budget Quadruple Room, the latter featuring single beds paired with a large double bed. The Triple Room, with its own balcony, is aimed at those seeking a private outdoor space during their Roman stay.
The largest of the available rooms, at 25 square metres with a view of the Vatican City walls. The private bathroom is located outside the room, while the combination of single bed, extra-large double bed and bunk beds makes it suitable for large groups of up to five people.
The only room with a private balcony, this family option overlooks the inner garden. The bathroom, as with the Quadruple Room with External Private Bathroom, is located outside the room, but here the space is designed for a maximum of three guests.
The most compact room in the property, at 14 square metres with a view of the inner garden. Designed for two people, it has parquet flooring, a private bathroom with shower and hairdryer, and is the most affordable option available.
At 24 square metres with a city view, this room combines two single beds with a large double bed, suitable for families or groups of up to four people. Compared to the Quadruple Room with external bathroom, here the space-to-price ratio is designed for those seeking a more affordable option without giving up capacity.
Quo Vadis Roma 2 focuses on practical amenities designed for those visiting Rome without giving up essential comforts. Rooms feature a private bathroom with shower, hairdryer and bed linen, as well as a wardrobe, dining table, electric kettle and fridge: everything needed for a self-sufficient stay in the heart of Prati.
Overall, the property offers heating, a lift, air conditioning and parquet flooring, with attention also paid to guests with allergies thanks to the available allergy-free rooms. Security service is active 24 hours a day and access is via personal keys.
For those arriving from the airport, a paid shuttle is available, while the tour desk and organised walking tours help guests discover the city. Express check-in and check-out, dry cleaning service and an iron complete the offering designed to make the stay practical from start to finish.
Quo Vadis Roma 2 is located in the Prati district, an elegant residential area just steps from Vatican City, where orderly streets and early 20th-century buildings give way to neighbourhood bars, restaurants and shops. 30 metres from the entrance is the Spaghetti restaurant, while the Habemus Café is just 50 metres away: neighbourhood life literally unfolds right outside the door.
Ottaviano Metro Station, on line A, is 250 metres away and quickly connects to the historic centre and Termini Station. Cipro Metro Station is 650 metres away, while Roma San Pietro railway station can be reached in about 1.3 km. St. Peter’s Square is just 500 metres away and the Vatican Museums 200 metres, a distance that allows for a comfortable walk. Those arriving by plane will find Ciampino and Fiumicino airports 15 and 17 km away respectively, with a paid airport shuttle organised by the property.
From here it is also possible to walk to Castel Sant’Angelo, about 1.1 km away, and continue along the Tiber to Piazza Navona, less than 1 km away. In the summer months the area is well suited to long evening walks towards the centre, while in winter the proximity to the major museums allows for indoor visits without long journeys. The Trevi Fountain and Piazza di Spagna can be reached in about 2.2 km, ideal for a half-day walking excursion.
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Guests particularly praise the location, rated 9.7, and the relationship with staff, rated excellent with the same score. Cleanliness and comfort remain at good levels, while facilities and value for money are slightly lower but still positive.
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No, Quo Vadis Roma 2 does not allow pets during the stay.
No, according to the scraped data there is no parking service associated with Quo Vadis Roma 2.
The Vatican Museums are about 200 metres from Quo Vadis Roma 2, comfortably reachable on foot in a few minutes.
Yes, Quo Vadis Roma 2 offers free WiFi connection in all rooms, with a score of 9.2 given by guests.
Quo Vadis Roma 2 only accepts cash payments, as stated in the property’s conditions.
Yes, Quo Vadis Roma 2 offers a paid airport shuttle to and from Rome Ciampino and Fiumicino airports.
