Bed and breakfast in the Nomentano district of Rome, a short walk from Termini and La Sapienza, with air-conditioned rooms and Italian breakfast served in the room.
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Residenza Castrense is a bed and breakfast in the Nomentano district of Rome, about 450 metres from Roma Termini Station and just 200 metres from La Sapienza University.
The property caters both to those travelling for study or work, thanks to its proximity to universities and rail connections, and to tourists and couples wanting easy access to the historic centre. The rooms, equipped with flat-screen satellite TV, air conditioning and a minibar, offer a soundproofed setting with attention to detail; the private bathroom always comes with a shower, hairdryer and toiletries.
In the morning, a sweet, Italian-style breakfast is served directly in the comfort of your own room, a detail that sets this property apart from many others in the area. Free WiFi is available throughout. Castro Pretorio metro stop is about a 5-minute walk away, making it easy to reach the capital’s main attractions, from the Colosseum to Piazza di Spagna, as well as the liveliest districts for evening life.
Residenza Castrense offers two room types, both designed to ensure a good level of privacy and quiet thanks to soundproofing. All rooms feature air conditioning, flat-screen satellite TV, a minibar and a private bathroom complete with shower, hairdryer and toiletries; free WiFi is available throughout the property.
The Double/Twin Room, at 14 m², is designed for two people and offers the flexibility to choose between a double bed or two single beds. The Triple Room, larger at 18 m², can accommodate up to three guests and offers alternative configurations with a double bed paired with a single, or three separate single beds, making it ideal for small groups or families needing more space.
At 14 m², this is the most compact of the rooms at Residenza Castrense and offers views of the city or the inner courtyard. Air-conditioned and soundproofed, it features flat-screen satellite TV and free WiFi, with the option to choose between a double bed or two single beds depending on guests’ needs.
Larger than the Double/Twin Room, with 18 m² of space, this room is designed to accommodate up to three people. It offers two possible bed configurations, including the option with three separate single beds, making it the best choice for groups or families sharing the same room.
Residenza Castrense offers a range of services designed to make the stay comfortable for both tourists and those travelling for academic or work purposes. Key amenities include bicycle rental, luggage storage, daily housekeeping and private check-in, as well as a tour desk useful for organising city visits. Security is ensured by CCTV, smoke alarms and key-card access control.
Every room is air-conditioned, soundproofed and equipped with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a minibar and internet access. The private bathrooms are fitted with a hairdryer, complimentary toiletries and bed linen. For guests wishing to enjoy breakfast at leisure, it is also possible to have it served directly in the room, along with small extras such as fruit and wine.
The property is entirely non-smoking, with dedicated outdoor areas, and features a lift to reach the upper floors.
Residenza Castrense is located in the Nomentano district, a residential and university area north-east of Rome’s historic centre, appreciated for its proximity to Termini and its quiet character, which contrasts with the traffic of the more touristy areas. The urban setting is typical of the neighbourhoods near the station, with early 20th-century buildings and a neighbourhood life made up of bars and small restaurants.
Roma Termini Station is about 600 metres away, while Castro Pretorio metro stop, on Line B, can be reached in about a 5-minute walk (400 m), a convenient connection for reaching the Colosseum or the Forum area. La Sapienza University is just 200 metres away, making the area particularly popular with students. For those arriving by air, Ciampino Airport is 12 km away, and Fiumicino Airport is about 21 km away.
Nearby points of interest include the Servian Wall at 650 metres and Porta Pia, the city’s historic monumental gate, less than 900 metres away. Villa Torlonia, with its park and historic villas, can be reached in a few minutes on foot, while the National Roman Museum is about 900 metres away. Moving towards the centre, in 1.5-2 km you reach Porta Maggiore, the Colosseum and Villa Borghese, while the Trevi Fountain and Piazza di Spagna are just over 2 km away, easily reachable on foot with a half-hour walk.
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Reviews particularly praise the cleanliness (9.4) and room comfort (9.3), confirming a constant attention to the care of the spaces. The location is also highly appreciated, rated 9.1 and considered ideal by couples. Staff and value for money also score well.
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Yes, Residenza Castrense accepts pets upon request, although a surcharge may apply.
No, Residenza Castrense does not have dedicated parking for guests.
Castro Pretorio metro stop is about 400 metres away, while Roma Termini Station is about 600 metres from Residenza Castrense.
Yes, Residenza Castrense includes a sweet, Italian-style buffet breakfast, which can be enjoyed directly in the room.
No, Residenza Castrense does not require a minimum age for check-in.
Residenza Castrense only accepts cash payments.
