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| Name of hotel | Accommodation Rating | Price, $ | |
| Rhinoceros Aparthotel |
9.2 / 10 (531 Reviews) |
From 380$ | |
| Hotel Anfiteatro Flavio |
7.3 / 10 (1240 Reviews) |
From 77$ | |
| Navona Luxury Apartments |
8.5 / 10 (157 Reviews) |
From 127$ | |
| Capital Inn |
6.9 / 10 (49 Reviews) |
From 77$ | |
| Borgo Papareschi Aparthotel |
8.5 / 10 (1202 Reviews) |
From 63$ |
Are you considering a trip to Rome, Italy? If so, one decision you'll need to make is where to stay during your visit. While there are plenty of hotels and resorts to choose from, have you considered self-catering accommodations? Self-catering can offer a unique and enjoyable experience for travelers, especially in a city as vibrant and diverse as Rome. In this blog post, we'll explore the advantages of choosing self-catering when traveling to Rome, Italy, and how it can enhance your overall travel experience.
When it comes to self-catering in Rome, there are plenty of options to choose from. Whether you're looking for a cozy apartment in the heart of the city, a charming villa in the outskirts, or a rustic farmhouse in the countryside, you'll find a wide variety of accommodations to suit your preferences. By opting for self-catering, you can also immerse yourself in the local culture, as you'll have the opportunity to shop at neighborhood markets and cook with fresh, local ingredients - a truly authentic way to experience Rome.
One of the main advantages of self-catering in Rome is the freedom and flexibility it offers. Unlike a hotel, where you may be confined to specific meal times or limited dining options, self-catering allows you to create your own schedule and eat what you want, when you want. Whether you prefer dining out at one of Rome's renowned restaurants or cooking a homemade meal in your accommodation, self-catering puts you in control of your dining experience.
Another benefit of choosing self-catering in Rome is the potential cost savings. Eating out for every meal can quickly add up, especially in a city like Rome, where dining can be quite expensive. By having the option to prepare your own meals, you can save money and allocate your budget to other aspects of your trip, such as sightseeing, shopping, or exploring the city's various attractions. Ultimately, self-catering can provide a more budget-friendly option for travelers visiting Rome.
Rome Accommodation lists:
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Rhinoceros Aparthotel
From 380$
Located in Colosseum with a breathtaking view from all rooms and about 10 minutes' walk from Colosseo tube station, the 5-star Rhinoceros Aparthotel Rome offers a currency exchange and a lift. The aparthotel has views of the city and features Wi-Fi throughout the property.
This unique property is not very far from the public Baths of Caracalla, while Santa Maria in Campitelli is only an 8-minute walk away. Popular natural sights near the Rhinoceros Aparthotel Rome are the walled Giardino degli Aranci Park (800 metres) and Palatine Hill (1.5 km). The ancient open - air Theatre of Marcellus, as well as San Giorgio in Velabro Church, are located about a 5-minute walk from the designer accommodation. Cerchi/Bocca della Verita bus stop is also within minutes of Rhinoceros Aparthotel.
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Hotel Anfiteatro Flavio
From 77$
Nestled in the Rione Monti district, the grand Hotel Anfiteatro Flavio Rome is within 5 minutes' walk of the grand Via Nazionale Boulevard. Located a few metres away from Monti, this 3-star hotel offers a lounge bar, a terrace and various recreational opportunities.
The accommodation puts you in the heart of Rome, 18 minutes' stroll from Pantheon Temple. Roman Forum is close to the hotel, while Serpenti bus stop is about a 5-minute ride away. The nearby cultural experience includes the aqueduct-fed rococo Trevi Fountain, which is only 1.1 km away. Hotel Anfiteatro Flavio is close to Altar of the Fatherland National Monument and a minute's walk from Cavour underground station.
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Navona Luxury Apartments
From 127$
Navona Luxury Apartments Rome offers 9 rooms within 25 minutes' walk of the ancient Colosseum Roman Amphitheatre.
Located a 5-minute walk from Piazza Navona, this aparthotel is just a short walk down to the ancient St. Angelo Bridge. Largo di Torre Argentina Square is 0.9 km from the property, while Zanardelli bus stop is 5 minutes' walk away. The 2-star hotel is around 25 minutes on foot from Ancient Roman ruins. For those travelling from afar, Ciampino airport is 30 minutes' drive away.
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Capital Inn
From 77$
Capital Inn Rome is a great place to stay in the Casilina district, nearly 25 minutes' walk from Parco Tutti Insieme. This inn offers a car park on site.
The property is situated right near Domus Shopping Center, within walking distance of Giardinetti underground station. Chiesa della Resurrezione di Nostro Signore Gesu Cristo is about 5 minutes' walk from the 4-star hotel, while the public park "Parco degli Acquedotti" is nearly a 10-minute ride away. The area features a number of shopping sites, such as Shopping Center La Romanina, which is within 25 minutes' walk of this accommodation. The bus stop Piffetti/Turino di Sano is located at the distance of a short walk from Capital Inn.
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Borgo Papareschi Aparthotel
From 63$
Nestled in Gianicolense with tree-lined Belvedere Lake and ornate fountains including the 17th-century Fontana del Giglio, the 2-star Borgo Papareschi Aparthotel Rome is 10 minutes' drive from the oval Colosseum Amphitheatre. This modern aparthotel offers parking on site.
Teatro India is located merely 5 minutes on foot from the designer property, and such natural sites as Palatine Hill is 2.8 km away. The hotel is 10 minutes by car from Roman Forum in Rome. Nature lovers will appreciate the proximity to Tiberis, which is approximately a 15-minute walk away. The nearby notable religious buildings include the Italian Renaissance church "St. Peter's Basilica", a 10-minute drive from Borgo Papareschi Aparthotel. This budget accommodation is located 25 km from Ciampino airport and just near Marconi/Pza della Radio bus stop.
Hotels in Rome
| Best reviews Hotel ❤️ | Rhinoceros Aparthotel |
| Hotel with a view 🔍 | Hotel Anfiteatro Flavio |
| Most comfortable Hotel 🛏️ | Navona Luxury Apartments |
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Hotel Ponte Bianco
From 13$
Hotel Ponte Bianco Rome is a great place to stay in Gianicolense with tree-lined Belvedere Lake and ornate fountains including the 17th-century Fontana del Giglio, 25 minutes' walk from Trastevere. This 3-star hotel has 52 rooms and features a lift and a vending machine on-site.
Such city attractions as the aqueduct-fed rococo Trevi Fountain, which is 3.6 km from the accommodation, and the Italian Renaissance church "St. Peter's Basilica", which is a 10-minute drive away, are well worth a visit. Religious sights in the area include the independent Vatican City (3 km) and Pantheon Temple (3.1 km). Shopping enthusiasts will enjoy being within 10 minutes' drive of the large plaza "Saint Peter's Square". Hotel Ponte Bianco is also right off Quattro Venti/Cornaro bus stop.