Guest house in the Aurelio district, in Rome, just steps from the metro and a short distance from the Vatican Museums, with air-conditioned rooms and balcony.
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Vatican Suite 383 is a guest house located on Via Aurelia, in the Aurelio district of Rome, about 1.9 km from St. Peter’s Basilica. The property offers free WiFi in all areas, a shared kitchen available to guests, and a luggage storage service useful for those arriving in the city with flexible schedules.
The rooms, all with private bathroom and flat-screen TV, are designed for stays as a couple or with family: some feature a balcony or terrace with city views, while others offer independent entrances that ensure greater privacy. Every room includes an electric kettle, air conditioning, and a desk, details designed to make even an extended stay practical.
Every morning an Italian breakfast is served at a nearby café. The location in the Aurelio district is particularly convenient for those visiting the Vatican and the Vatican Museums, about 2 km away, and for those getting around by public transport, thanks to the proximity of the Cornelia and Baldo degli Ubaldi metro stations.
Vatican Suite 383 offers four room types, all equipped with private bathroom, air conditioning, and flat-screen TV, designed to meet different needs: from couples seeking privacy to families needing more space. Room sizes range from 12 to 21 m², and several rooms are equipped with a balcony, terrace, or patio, often overlooking the city.
The Deluxe Double Room with Balcony and the Triple Room with Balcony share a private entrance and outdoor view, but differ in capacity and bed configuration. The Family Room, the largest along with the Triple, is designed for those traveling in groups, while the Double Room with External Private Bathroom represents the most compact and economical solution, with marble or tiled flooring and independent entrance. All rooms include an electric kettle and coffee machine.
At 16 m², it is the most compact of the property’s rooms with balcony, but it offers a private entrance and outdoor patio in addition to an electric kettle, ideal for a couple wanting a reserved space independent from the rest of the guest house.
Larger than the Deluxe, this 21 m² room offers two alternative bed configurations to suit different groups, plus an included bathrobe and independent entrance: the right choice for three people who want to move on their own schedule.
With the same size as the Triple but capacity for up to 4 people, it is the only one specifically designed for larger families: it features a terrace with city view and cable TV, plus two large double beds that comfortably accommodate more adults.
The smallest of the four room types, at 12 m², without balcony or terrace but with an independent entrance and marble or tiled flooring: the most essential option for those seeking a practical solution without sacrificing privacy.
Vatican Suite 383 provides guests with free WiFi and parking with a garage, as well as an airport shuttle useful for those arriving in Rome via Fiumicino or Ciampino flights. The property is entirely non-smoking and features an elevator, an independent entrance in several rooms, and solutions designed for guests with allergies, including an allergy-friendly room and allergy-friendly products upon request.
Every room is air-conditioned and soundproofed, with a private bathroom equipped with shower or bathtub, bathrobe, hairdryer, and complimentary bathroom amenities. A shared kitchen is also available with refrigerator, microwave, and coffee machine, along with a daily housekeeping service and luggage storage to flexibly manage arrival and departure times.
General facilities also include heating, a shared terrace with outdoor furniture, lockers, and an iron available for guests staying longer.
The property is located in the Aurelio district, a residential area of Rome characterized by quiet streets, neighborhood shops, and several cafés and restaurants just steps from the entrance, such as Antichi Sapori da Leo and Che Pizza, both about 40-50 meters away. The character is that of a neighborhood lived in by Romans rather than a touristy one, but with excellent connections to the historic center and the Vatican.
Transport links are one of the area’s strengths: the Baldo degli Ubaldi metro station is just 150 meters away, while Cornelia is 600 meters away; from here the center can be reached in a few minutes. The Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Square are about 2 km away, Castel Sant’Angelo 2.9 km. Fiumicino and Ciampino airports are both about 15 km away, convenient to reach by shuttle or public transport.
Those staying here can dedicate mornings to visiting the Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Basilica, then take a walk in the Vatican Gardens or the nearby Monte Ciocci Park, excellent for a green break with a view over the city. On weekends, it’s worth venturing to Piazza Navona, Campo de’ Fiori, or Trastevere, all reachable in 15-20 minutes, for an aperitivo or dinner in the capital’s liveliest neighborhoods.
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Guests particularly praise the staff, rated 9.4, and room cleanliness, appreciated with a score of 8.8. Comfort and location also receive good marks. The value for money, while solid at 8.4, turns out to be the relatively less exciting aspect.
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No, Vatican Suite 383 does not allow pets during the stay.
Vatican Suite 383 is located about 2 km from the Vatican Museums, easily reachable on foot or by public transport.
Yes, Vatican Suite 383 has free private garage parking for guests.
Yes, Vatican Suite 383 offers free WiFi throughout the property.
Vatican Suite 383 serves an Italian breakfast every morning at a nearby café.
Vatican Suite 383 does not accept cash: payment by credit card is required.
