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Rome vacation rentals

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Rome

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Apartment in Parione
Romantic Studio Apartment with Balcony near Navona Square
Overlook the historic rooftops of the eternal city as you tuck into an alfresco breakfast. Retreat to a bright and airy space where sophisticated blue slate walls complement natural wood accents to create a calm and comforting ambience. Standard timings: * check out by 10 AM * Check in between 3 and 10 pm It’s not possible to check in after 10 pm. Early check-in is possible at no extra cost depending on the apartment's booking schedule Recently refurbished, particularly thought for couples. Basic appliances for breakfast and cooking available. Little balcony with pleasant view over some typical roman roofs Large shower box The apartment is small (still larger than a hotel room), nut you'll get it entirely. No areas shared. Rome City Council requires document registration as well as a city tax of 3,50 EUR per person per night to be paid on arrival. Meet & Greet Check-in Rome’s stylish Parione neighborhood is bursting with design-oriented thrift stores, alleyway patisseries, and stylish pavement cafes. Head to the historic Piazza Navona where talented street artists charm passersby. From Termini Station you can take: Bus n.70 and get off at Rinascimento stop and then walk for 270 meters Bus n.64 and get off at Corso Vittorio Emanuele/Navona and then walk for 100 meters Bus n. 40 and get off at Chiesa Nuova and then walk 350 meters We speak Italian, English, French and German. Use any of these languages to let us know your preferences! Ci vediamo presto!
$157 per night
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Apartment in Monti
NEW IN: Leonina Secret Suite
A beautiful and spacious open space in the heart of Rome with a PRIVATE TERRACE (at the same level) just at 500 meters from the Colosseum and 600 meters from Roman Forum! Contemporary cement floor and brick ceiling will be the frame for your roman stay! Metro Station Cavour at 50 Meters so that you'll have the entire city in your hands! You'll have any comfort wi-fi, air conditioning, flat Tv 36'', coffee machine, kettle and microwaves.
$173 per night
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Apartment in Esquilino
Love nest near Colosseum - Foscolo Apt
Cosy apartment of 35sqm (375 sqft), fully restructured, very quiet and perfectly positioned in the Esquilino neighborhood to reach all the main attractions in Rome. To help prevent the spread of Covid -19, we apply Airbnb protocol for cleaning and sanitizing the apartment. Free WI-FI with superfast fibre broadband (1Gb/s) available. Self check-in and self-check-out are possible. (ID CODE: 5366)
$115 per night

Stay near Rome's top sights

Vatican Museums1,756 locals recommend
Campo de' Fiori788 locals recommend
Villa Borghese2,100 locals recommend
St. Peter's Basilica851 locals recommend
Piazza Venezia576 locals recommend
Ponte Sisto66 locals recommend

Private vacation rentals in Rome

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Loft in Parione
Grotta Pinta Suite
$142 per night
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Condo in Monti
LEONINA APARTMENT and Coliseum
$184 per night
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Condo in Parione
Pantheon view cozy apartment
$194 per night
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Apartment in Rome
Elegant and Spacious Apartment next to Pantheon
$197 per night

Apartment rentals in Rome

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Apartment in Rome
Cozy and Central Apartment Near the Pantheon
$141 per night
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Apartment in Trevi
NEW!!! Dimora Trevi Boutique Luxury Flat
$162 per night
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Apartment in Monti
Colosseo Terrace 180°
$201 per night
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Apartment in Monti
Beautiful apartment near Roman Forum in Monti
$145 per night

Condo rentals in Rome

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Condo in Parione
CAMPO DE FIORI MAMA'S SUITE 2° FLOOR
$185 per night
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Condo in Monti
THE COLOSSEUM'S SECRET (sanitized ozone)
$174 per night
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Condo in Monti
Apartment Urbana 37 in Rione Monti
$126 per night
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Condo in Parione
DELUXE SUPERIOR, CAMPO DEI FIORI
$188 per night

Your guide to Rome

Welcome to Rome

Rome holds a special type of pizzazz that isn’t replicated anywhere else on the planet. Its ancient roots, dating back long before its official founding in 753 BCE, make it a living history museum of ancient civilization, where the ruins of the landmarks featured in school history textbooks speak to visitors today as much as they did millennia ago to the Romans. That historic city center, surrounded by the Aurelian and Janiculum walls either side of the River Tiber, holds the remnants of a whopping 25,000 sites of historical and environmental importance. Rome is also one of the most vibrant cultural hubs in the world. Whether it’s innovative art institutions, thriving piazzas, or cozy coffee houses, the city’s future is as much of its personality as its past.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Rome

Choosing the best time to visit Rome comes down to personal preference: the warmer months come with huge crowds, meaning you may find long lines and limited tickets around town; if you visit during chillier periods, there’s a more manageable urban flow. The good news about the latter option is that low temperatures seldom drop below freezing and there can be moderate days, even in January and February. May and September may be a sweet spot to catch the best of both worlds. As Rome is an urban hub, it isn’t hard to find a festival or major event in the city at any given time, but annual highlights include the Festival del Verde e del Paesaggio garden festival in May, the VinòForum wine festival in June, the Taste of Roma food festival in September, and the season-long Lungo il Tevere Summer Festival from June through September, with al fresco performances and films at heritage sites.


Top things to do in Rome

Historic Roman Sites

When in Rome, visits to the headline attractions are a requisite. There’s the Colosseum, the Forum, and Vatican City’s Sistine Chapel (opt for skip-the-line access for all three), as well as the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain, and the Spanish Steps, but the list doesn’t end there. Other ancient landmarks include Palatine Hill, the Baths of Caracalla, Trajan’s Forum, and the Circus Maximus. Perhaps go fountain hopping at the Fiumi and Barcaccia fountains, or tour the piazzas like Piazza Navona, Piazza Venezia, and Piazza del Popolo. Other highlights include the Villa Borghese house and gardens, the Castel Sant’Angelo fortress, and the grand Altar of the Fatherland monument.

Roman Ghetto

As home to one of the world’s oldest Jewish neighborhoods, this area is filled with impressive sites such as the 19th-century synagogue and the Piazza delle Cinque Scole, as well as tasty eats―don’t miss the Roman-Jewish carciofi alla giudia (deep-fried artichokes) in the area’s eateries. But it’s also a place of reflection, such as at the memorial in Piazza 16 Ottobre 1943.

MAXXI National Museum of 21st Century Arts

As proof that Rome isn’t just about its past, the MAXXI is focused on contemporary creativity of every kind. The site comprises the nation’s first museum of architecture, as well as a modern art museum that includes theater, dance, graphics, and advertising.

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