Rome studio - Rome - Colosseum - Forum - Domus Aurea

We couldn’t have chosen a more perfect place to stay in Rome. The check in was so easy with lovely Sara attending to our specific needs and Fabrizo texted us to make sure our stay was perfect. Thank you for an exquisite visit.

We did not expect so close, just a 15 seconds walking and you will see it! Every day we will see it at least twice! Also very close to subway station and actually is a transportation hub because it’s location.Air conditioning IS WORKING well, Roma IS hot in later July!Bunker bed could be better if with a thicker mattress.Maybe because it’s Europe City the restroom is kind of small but good enough, just don’t compare with US.Highly recommended.

This is an older property with a loft bed which was hard to get to. Because of this we slept on the pull out futon. Not very comfortable. Decor was outdated. The contact person was excellent, returning texts very quickly. Fabulous location, though, a block from the Colosseum and trains.

Language barriers seemed to be a trend in my interaction with this property, which is why I give it 3 stars instead of 4. The owner was good about responding to my emails in a reasonable amount of time, but communication was fairly curt and sometimes unclear. We only met with the woman who lives next door and cleans the apartment, not the owner. She collected full payment in cash at check-in. She does not speak English, and my Italian is a bit too basic, but fortunately I speak enough French to communicate with her in a common language. She was polite, and offered to be available if we should need anything, which we did not. The photos are accurate and the place is clean. It is on the ground level of a building with a locked main door (with buzzer) plus locked apartment door. The place is quite small but well-designed to be sufficient for two people for a few days. The bathroom is actually crazy narrow but we made it work. The AC worked well, which was nice since it seemed quite warm in Rome for April. The location near the Colosseum/Forum and metro was good. The area is pretty touristy, (several large tour groups walk down this street daily), but that is to be expected so close to such a major landmark. There are a few decent cafes up the hill. Also up the hill and around the corner is Hostaria da Nerone, which is fair and we ate their twice out of convenience. (The following does not affect my rating but: Please do be careful on the bunk bed. I did fall off and injure my ankle badly and my hip some too. It's good to note that the futon folds out to a bed, so it is not necessary to sleep in the bunk bed.)