Nonna Grazia near Termini Station (Zona Centro / San Lorenzo) WI-FI and A / C - unit_3971463
- Apartment861 sq. ft.
- Sleeps: 6
- Bedrooms: 2
- Bathrooms: 1
- Min Stay: 3–5 nights
Bedrooms
Owner
Owner
- Languages:
- english, french, spanish, italian
Amenities
Featured
- Internet
- Air Conditioning
- TV
- Children Welcome
- No Smoking
- Heater
Bathrooms
- Bathrooms: 1
House Rules
Check-in: 4:00 PM
Check-out: 11:00 AM
No parties/events
No smoking
No pets
Children allowed
Max guests:6 (sleeps up to 6 adults)
Cancellation Policy
100% refund if canceled at least 60 days before arrival date.
27 Reviews
Clean apartment, a lot of restaurants, great location
We had a lovely trip to Rome with my family. Our stay at Romeo's was overall wonderful, the apartment was very nice and clean, constantly checking up on us whether we needed anything, several restaurants around to go out and eat, very central close to Termini station. If we ever go back to Rome we would be more than happy to stay at Romeo's property again
Nice, clean and spacious apartment
Apartment was very nice and spacious. Aldo was a very gracious host, had a welcome box for us with food and drinks. AC worked great. Neighborhood felt safe. Lots of good, reasonably priced restaurants in area. Location was slightly far to get to attractions but can get to transit easily within 15-20 mins walk.
Rome
Very clean, kettle and toaster would have been nice. Needs to replace chipped coffee mug. Way too far away from central Rome. Would pay more to be closer to transportation. We wasted 40 min per day walking back and forth to apartment. Armondo a wonderful host.
As advertised. Very clean.
EXCELLENT EXPERIENCE! We were met by Armando with a welcome package consisting of various items to get us started. This was extremely important due to the fact that it was late and we were tired from our trip. Armando was nothing but outstanding on how he looked after us. From booking us transportation from and to the airport and other locations, to giving us information on what to see, information about trains and buses, etc. He was always ready and willing to help and following up with us to ensure we were well looked after.
There are no words to thank him enough for what he did for us.
If back in Rome, this will be my number one choice of a place to stay.
STRONGLY RECOMMEND!
Grazie Adelino, ti ringrazio molto per i complimenti, torna nuovamente a trovarci noi saremo felicissimi di ospitare te ed i tuoi amici. Armando
Great flat; very kind hosts, lively central neighbourhood.
Lovely flat. Aldo very helpful and kind. Central area of Rome. Lots of life and restaurants in San Lorenzo. Would possibly suit younger couples than ourselves as an area. Central and handy for all facilities. Initial impression of area was a bit intimidating due to masses of graffiti and poor state of roads and pavements. Once we got over this, the neighbourhood grew on us. We liked the liveliness of cafes, restaurants, and bars nearby.
Great
Property was clean, Netflix on smart tv was a nice bonus.
Property easy to access via public transport to and from major sites of Rome. If looking for something cheaper than downtown, I would recommend. Neighborhood isn't as nice as downtown, but still felt safe and convenient.
Property manager was also extremely helpful, regularly checking in to see if we needed anything.
Map
The apartment is located in the center of Rome, in the lively San Lorenzo district, a few steps from Termini Station and near the Sapienza University. The San Lorenzo neighborhood is a vital part of the city, founded as a proletarian area and place of residence of the railway workers and later became the fashion for lofts, artist studios, and the presence of students from nearby universities. This historic neighborhood that keeps track of the tragic events of the Second World War is now a vibrant area full of restaurants, pizzerias, the local economic fashion, cultural events, libraries, vintage shops and artisans who create original jewelry and handbags.
During the day the streets are full of university students and ladies who go in the colorful neighborhood market; in the evening the streets become off-limits to cars and leaving pedestrians can walk freely.
For the sweet tooth, do not miss a sweet taste in one of the oldest chocolate factories of Rome.
In the district there are well-stocked supermarkets, even organic.