Bed and breakfast with garden and terrace between the Gianicolo hill and Trastevere, just a short walk from Roma Trastevere station and the neighborhood's restaurants.
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Tra Gianicolo e Trastevere is a bed and breakfast in Rome, in the Gianicolense district, with a garden, terrace and on-site restaurant. The property is located 700 meters from Roma Trastevere Railway Station and about 1.8 km from Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere, in a residential area well connected to the historic center.
The only room type available, the Double/Twin Room, measures 15 sq m and features a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private kitchen with fridge, oven, microwave, coffee machine and electric kettle. Views include the garden, the inner courtyard and local points of interest.
It’s a suitable option for those seeking an independent stay, with outdoor common areas such as the garden and terrace, and the possibility of self-catering. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge, while parking is not included among the services. The area is mainly frequented by couples, who appreciate its quiet position while still being close to the city’s main rail connections.
The property offers a single accommodation type, the Double/Twin Room, designed to host up to two people in a 15 sq m space with an attached private bathroom. The room is air-conditioned and equipped with a flat-screen TV, but its real strong point is the private kitchen, complete with fridge, oven, microwave, hob, utensils, coffee machine and electric kettle, giving guests full independence during their stay.
The spaces look out onto different views, including the garden, the inner courtyard and glimpses of the surrounding points of interest, while access to the shared terrace and garden expands the options for outdoor relaxation. When booking, guests can specify their preferred bed configuration, either a double bed or separate single beds, making the room a flexible choice for couples as well as friends or small groups travelling together.
The room, measuring 15 sq m, features a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV, as well as a private kitchen complete with fridge, microwave oven, hob and coffee machine. The windows offer views of the garden, the inner courtyard or local points of interest. When booking, guests can choose between a double bed or twin bed configuration, making it suitable for couples as well as those travelling with company.
Tra Gianicolo e Trastevere offers guests outdoor common areas such as a garden and furnished terrace, ideal for moments of relaxation away from city traffic. Inside the property there is also a restaurant, with an electric kettle and coffee machine available, while the entire property is smoke-free, with a dedicated outdoor smoking area.
The rooms feature a private bathroom with shower or bathtub, bed linen, hairdryer and cleaning products, as well as a fully equipped kitchen with fridge, oven, microwave oven, hob, toaster and cooking utensils. Free WiFi is available throughout the property, along with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels.
General services include heating, an iron, key access and an independent entrance for the unit, which is located on the ground floor. Pets are allowed on request at no extra cost, a detail appreciated by those travelling with their dog or cat.
Tra Gianicolo e Trastevere is located in the Gianicolense district, a residential area southwest of Rome’s historic center, not far from the Tiber River and the foothills of the Gianicolo hill. The setting is quiet, dotted with neighborhood spots such as the restaurants Al Cuore del Molise and Mi Tierra, both just a few meters from the property, and cafés such as Bar del Quartiere about 700 meters away.
Rail connections are a strong point of the location: the Quattro Venti railway stop is just 250 meters away, while Roma Trastevere Railway Station can be reached in about 700 meters, useful for those arriving or departing by train. Piramide metro station is 1.7 km away and Garbatella station is 2.2 km away. By car, Rome Ciampino Airport is about 12 km away, and Fiumicino Airport is 16 km away.
On foot, you can quickly reach some of Trastevere’s most beloved attractions: Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere and Piazza Trilussa are about 1.5-1.7 km away, while the Passeggiata del Gianicolo, a panoramic viewpoint over the city, is 1.5 km away. Continuing toward the center, you reach Campo de’ Fiori (2.2 km), the Colosseum and the Roman Forums (about 3 km), an ideal destination for a day dedicated to Roman archaeology. The greenery of Villa Doria Pamphilj, among the largest urban parks in the city, is about 1 km away, convenient for a walk or morning jog in any season.
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Reviews particularly praise the staff, rated 9.7, and the cleanliness of the rooms, at 9.2. Comfort and value for money also receive very positive scores. The location, while appreciated by couples, gets the lowest score among the categories, a sign of an area somewhat set apart from the center.
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Yes, Tra Gianicolo e Trastevere accepts pets on request and at no extra charge.
Parking is available but not free; it is advisable to contact the property to check costs and availability.
Tra Gianicolo e Trastevere is located about 1.8 km from Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere and about 3 km from the Colosseum and the Roman Forums.
Yes, the room available at Tra Gianicolo e Trastevere includes a private kitchen complete with fridge, oven, microwave, hob and coffee machine.
Yes, Tra Gianicolo e Trastevere is located about 250 meters from the Quattro Venti stop and 700 meters from Roma Trastevere Railway Station.
Yes, Tra Gianicolo e Trastevere features a garden and a furnished terrace available to guests.
