We offer a nice and sunny room in an apartment with Locals, with the guarantee of Chris the Guide . It's a small accommodation but has an independent and private bathroom. You'll have the use of our kitchen and balcony, and it's really close to the Vatican and subway station!
A perfect solution for a cheap and authentic stay in the Eternal City, when in Rome do as Romans do!
For info mail us: christiaansantini@gmail.com
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| the room |
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| the living room |
The
house is a 150m² apartment really close to the Vatican City and St.
Peter. We offer a nice and sunny room with an independent and private
bathroom. The room has a double French size bed (140 cm wide), a
wardrobe and a locker were you can put your clothes and items, a tiny
desk were to write your postcards. The room has two nice windows getting
the afternoon sun and a big map of the city on the wall to plan your
walks.
You will be provided with clean sheets and towels at your arrival.
You will be provided with clean sheets and towels at your arrival.
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| the private bathroom |
You will share with us the kitchen, where you can serve yourself the breakfast. You can also cook a simple lunch and dinner and use the fridge, but please keep it clean! You can also use the big balcony for an nice sunset aperitif (or for a cigarette if you are a smoker).
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| the balcony |
The
neighborhood is on a hill just above the Vatican area, which means 5 min
walk from the nearest metro station and less than 10 min from the
Vatican Museums. Just in front of our building there are two supermarket
and grocery stores, two nice cafeterias and a quite famous and cozy
roman cusine restaurant.
The house mates:
Hi we are Matteo an Christiaan, two friends and professionals
sharing a big and sunny house in Rome very close to the Vatican city.
The house has also a little and cozy sleeping room with private bathroom
so we decided to rent it sometimes to visitors and, well, here we are.
Matteo: I'm from Rome, I work for a major classical orchestra in Renzo Piano's Auditorium, so you might hear some Tchaikovsky or Mozart coming out of my hi-fi from time to time but no worries, never too loud and never late… I love music, food, movies, and really like meeting new people.
Christiaan: I am an art and history lover born and raised in Rome to an Italian father and a Dutch mother. I studied History of Art here in the Eternal City and then specialized in Religious Art at the Vatican. I am an official licensed tour guide thrilled to show the beauties of my hometown to my lucky visitors. If you are reading this, it means you booked your ticket to come to Italy, good for you! You'll love it! If you need any advice about how is the best way to live Rome, just ask…
Matteo: I'm from Rome, I work for a major classical orchestra in Renzo Piano's Auditorium, so you might hear some Tchaikovsky or Mozart coming out of my hi-fi from time to time but no worries, never too loud and never late… I love music, food, movies, and really like meeting new people.
Christiaan: I am an art and history lover born and raised in Rome to an Italian father and a Dutch mother. I studied History of Art here in the Eternal City and then specialized in Religious Art at the Vatican. I am an official licensed tour guide thrilled to show the beauties of my hometown to my lucky visitors. If you are reading this, it means you booked your ticket to come to Italy, good for you! You'll love it! If you need any advice about how is the best way to live Rome, just ask…
No pets.
Smoking allowed on the balcony.
Be respectful of the house and neighbors.
Check-in: we are flexible and we'll try to help you the best we can, but if the room is booked before of after your stay we absolutely need the check-in to be after 14.00 and the check-out by 11.00 (but leave your luggages if needed)
Smoking allowed on the balcony.
Be respectful of the house and neighbors.
Check-in: we are flexible and we'll try to help you the best we can, but if the room is booked before of after your stay we absolutely need the check-in to be after 14.00 and the check-out by 11.00 (but leave your luggages if needed)
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