Air-conditioned bed and breakfast in the Gianicolense district of Rome, a few steps from Trastevere, with kitchen in the room, shared terrace and bicycle rental on site.
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Roma Gianicolense is a family-run bed and breakfast in the Gianicolense district of Rome, 750 metres from Roma Trastevere Railway Station.
The property offers air-conditioned accommodation with free WiFi, kitchen in the room and a shared terrace available to guests. The rooms, spread across four types ranging from double to quadruple, all have a private bathroom with toiletries and a flat-screen TV; some overlook inner courtyards, others offer city views or access to balconies and patios.
Italian breakfast is served every morning, while guests moving around independently can rely on bicycle rental and a car rental service directly on site, as well as an airport shuttle on request. The location in Gianicolense is especially popular with couples, with Trastevere reachable on foot in a few minutes and Rome’s historic centre, between the Colosseum and Piazza Navona, about 3-4 km away.
Roma Gianicolense offers four room types, all with private bathroom, air conditioning, flat-screen TV and a kitchenette or full kitchen for those who want to prepare something on their own. Sizes range from the 11 sqm of the Economy Double Room with Single Beds, the most compact solution designed for those looking for just a comfortable bed at an affordable price, to the 18 sqm of the other room types, more spacious and also suitable for stays of three or four people.
Some rooms look onto the inner courtyard, others face the city, while the Quadruple Room with Private Bathroom is the only one with its own balcony, patio and terrace with views over the rooftops of Rome. Every room is equipped with a coffee machine, handy for breakfast or a break in the room.
The smallest of the Roma Gianicolense rooms, with 11 sqm designed for those looking for an essential and affordable solution. It overlooks the inner courtyard and features a kitchenette, private bathroom and air conditioning; extra beds cannot be added.
Larger than the Economy Room, with 18 sqm and one large double bed. It offers a view of a landmark and the city, plus air conditioning, kitchen and LCD TV, making it suitable for a couple who want a bit more space.
The same size as the Double Room but designed for three people, thanks to the single bed added to the large double bed. It has a city view, an equipped kitchen and does not allow extra beds, as it is already configured for maximum occupancy.
The only room with its own balcony, patio and terrace with city views, plus a full kitchen with hob, oven and utensils. With two single beds and one large double bed, it is the most suitable solution for small groups or families.
Roma Gianicolense provides guests with a shared terrace, bicycle rental and a car rental service directly on site, convenient for those who want to move independently between Trastevere and the centre of Rome. An airport shuttle is also available on request, useful for those arriving from or departing to Fiumicino airport.
Common areas include a lift, private entrance, heating and air conditioning, with marble or tiled floors and CCTV cameras in common and outdoor areas for guest safety. Rooms feature a private bathroom with bidet and toiletries, kitchen or kitchenette with fridge, oven and utensils, plus flat-screen TV and internet connection. For breakfast, a coffee service is available with a kettle and coffee machine.
Gianicolense is a residential district on the edge of Trastevere, along the banks of the Tiber south of the Gianicolo hill, with quiet streets dotted with small bars and neighbourhood trattorias such as Mezé Bistrot and Primo Osteria, both a few dozen metres from Roma Gianicolense. The district is served by several minimarkets and local shops, convenient for everyday shopping, and maintains a good connection with the centre thanks to public transport running along nearby Viale Trastevere.
Roma Trastevere Railway Station is 750 metres away, while the Quattro Venti stop is 850 metres away: from here regional trains quickly connect to the centre and outskirts. The Piramide and Garbatella metro stations are about 2.2 km away, useful for reaching the Colosseum and the Aventine, and Rome Fiumicino airport is 16 km away, with a shuttle that can be arranged directly through the property; Ciampino is about 12 km away.
Guests staying here can walk to Villa Doria Pamphilj, Rome’s largest public park, 1.7 km away, or climb up to the Gianicolo Terrace 2.3 km away for one of the most beautiful views over the city, especially at sunset. Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere and the Orange Garden are both within 2.5 km, while the historic centre with Campo de’ Fiori, Piazza Navona and the Colosseum is between 3 and 3.7 km away. In summer, evenings can be spent strolling along the Tiber or through the alleys of Trastevere, lively with bars and evening markets, while in winter museums such as Villa Farnesina, 2.6 km away, offer an alternative to the cold for lovers of Renaissance art.
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Reviews particularly praise cleanliness and staff helpfulness, both rated close to 9, while value for money and services remain solid above 8.5. WiFi gets the lowest score, still decent, suggesting the connection is occasionally uneven across rooms.
No, Roma Gianicolense does not allow pets during the stay.
Check-in at Roma Gianicolense is possible from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM, while check-out must be completed between 10:00 AM and 10:30 AM.
Roma Gianicolense offers a valet parking service; it is advisable to check availability and conditions at the time of booking.
Yes, Roma Gianicolense offers an Italian-style breakfast included in the stay.
Roma Gianicolense is about 3-4 km from the main monuments of the historic centre, such as Campo de’ Fiori and the Colosseum, and 750 metres from Roma Trastevere Railway Station.
Yes, the rooms at Roma Gianicolense feature a kitchen or kitchenette with fridge, oven and utensils for independent meals.
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