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Boutique hotel in Rome on the Caelian Hill, near the Basilica of St. John Lateran and the Colosseum, with air-conditioned rooms and a rich breakfast every morning.

Contemporary hotel in San Lorenzo with a panoramic pool, fitness centre and lively communal spaces, designed for dynamic travellers and those who enjoy social life.
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The Social Hub Rome is a 4-star hotel in the San Lorenzo district of Rome, with a seasonal outdoor rooftop pool and a fitness centre. The property focuses on an informal and convivial atmosphere, with a shared kitchen, a games room with billiards and a 24-hour reception, making it suitable for both business travellers and groups of friends or young couples.
The air-conditioned rooms, equipped with a desk, coffee machine, minibar, safe and flat-screen TV, range from compact Single Rooms to spacious 93 m² Deluxe Suites with a fully equipped kitchen and separate living area. Several room types also include a kitchenette with fridge and hob, ideal for longer stays.
Breakfast is served buffet-style or continental, while the in-house restaurant offers traditional Italian dishes with vegetarian, vegan and dairy-free options available on request. The lively, university-oriented San Lorenzo district is served by the nearby Porta Maggiore station and Lodi metro stop, with Rome’s historic centre reachable in just a few minutes.

The Social Hub Rome offers nine types of accommodation, from compact rooms designed for solo travellers to the spacious Deluxe Suite with a full kitchen and separate living area. All options share air conditioning, a private bathroom with shower and bidet, minibar, flat-screen TV and coffee machine, as well as access to the property’s panoramic rooftop pool.
The main differences concern the size, ranging from 17 m² in the Standard Single Room to 93 m² in the Deluxe Suite, and the presence of a self-contained kitchenette in the Studios and in the suite itself, useful for those wanting more independence during their stay. The Deluxe Double/Twin Room also offers the flexibility of choosing between a double bed or two separate beds, making it suitable for couples with different needs. Every room has a wardrobe, tea and coffee set and, in the Deluxe versions, additional amenities such as a safe and living area.
The King Superior Room is the entry-level double option at the property, with a private bathroom featuring a shower, bidet and courtesy set. The air-conditioned room includes a minibar and flat-screen TV, with a welcome chocolate for guests.
Slightly larger than the King Superior, the King Deluxe Room offers the same comforts with a few extra square metres, a private bathroom with shower and bidet, minibar and flat-screen TV, plus a welcome chocolate.
The largest of all the accommodation types, with 93 m² divided between a sleeping area and a separate living area. The Deluxe Suite is the only one with a full kitchen with hob, fridge and utensils, plus a sofa bed in the living room for a third guest.
The Studio combines the sleeping area and living area in a single functional space, with a well-equipped kitchen featuring a hob, fridge and utensils, ideal for those who want to cook independently during their stay.
The most compact room at the property, designed for solo travellers: private bathroom with shower and bidet, air conditioning, minibar and a complimentary chocolate in an essential yet complete setting.
Double room with a private bathroom featuring a shower and bidet, air conditioning, minibar and flat-screen TV: an essential option that shares its size with the King Superior.
At 30 m², the Queen Deluxe Room is the most spacious among the standard double rooms, with a tea and coffee set, wardrobe, flat-screen TV and welcome chocolate in an air-conditioned setting.
A single version of the Studio, with a kitchenette featuring a hob, fridge and utensils, a living area with flat-screen TV and a safe, designed for extended solo stays.
The Social Hub Rome focuses on a range of services designed for a dynamic, social-minded audience: a seasonal outdoor pool on the top floor, a fitness centre, a games room with billiards and a business centre for those travelling for work. There is also a shared kitchen for guests who wish to prepare their own meals independently.
The reception is staffed 24 hours a day, as are the security services and luggage storage, while express check-in and check-out simplify arrival and departure. The outdoor spaces include a terrace and garden, useful for moments of relaxation away from the district’s nightlife.
On the dining side, the property offers a restaurant with Italian dishes and menus for special diets on request, plus an in-house bar. The rooms are equipped with a private bathroom, hairdryer, complimentary toiletries and free WiFi throughout the property, while room access is via magnetic keys.
The Social Hub Rome is located in the San Lorenzo district, historically a university area and today one of the capital’s liveliest neighbourhoods for nightlife and informal venues. The district retains an authentic, working-class character, away from the more touristic circuits, with Porta Maggiore railway station just 200 metres away and its archaeological remains visible right in front of the property.
Getting around is easy: the Lodi metro stop is 650 metres away, while Manzoni station is about 900 metres away, both useful for reaching the historic centre. The Colosseum is 2 km away, the Imperial Forums 2.8 km, and the Trevi Fountain about 3 km, all distances that can also be covered on foot with a 30-40 minute walk or in a few minutes by metro. Ciampino Airport is about 11 km away, while Fiumicino is 21.5 km away.
In the immediate surroundings there are plenty of places to eat, from Trattoria da Silvan to Pizzologia, both within 350 metres. For those wanting to explore monumental Rome, the Temple of Minerva Medica, the Domus Aurea and the National Roman Museum are all nearby, while weekends are well suited to evening strolls through the district’s many bars and venues, particularly lively in spring and summer thanks to the university presence.
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Guests particularly appreciate the cleanliness and comfort of the rooms, both rated around 9.2, along with the staff, rated as helpful with a score of 9.1. The location, although central, receives more modest ratings (7.6), likely linked to the distance from the tourist heart of the city.
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No, The Social Hub Rome does not allow pets during the stay.
Yes, The Social Hub Rome has a seasonal outdoor pool located on the top floor of the property.
The Social Hub Rome requires a minimum age of 18 to check in.
Yes, The Social Hub Rome offers parking available at the property.
The Social Hub Rome is about 2 km from the Colosseum and 3 km from the Trevi Fountain, both reachable on foot or in just a few minutes by metro.
Yes, some room types at The Social Hub Rome, such as the Studios and the Deluxe Suite, feature an equipped kitchen with hob, fridge and utensils.