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Well rated
L'Ottavo Re Di Roma
Rome Apartment
8.9Great182 reviews
A high-scoring B&B near Re di Roma metro, where guests rate the rooms at 9.7 and staff at 9.8.
FromPLN 1,411per night
Apartments · Lazio · Italy
Apartments in Rome
We reviewed 8 apartments across Rome’s central districts and picked the 8 that best balance comfort, location, and value.
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Well rated
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Central Rome
Hotel La Fenice
Rome Apartment
7.4Very good879 reviews
Walk to the Spanish Steps in six minutes and the Trevi Fountain in a short stroll; a rooftop terrace adds to the appeal.
FromPLN 436per night
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Near Termini
Hotel Gloria - Rome
Rome
7good667 reviews
A practical Termini-side stay with friendly staff, central-sight access and rates from £25.
FromPLN 112per night
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Central Rome
Hotel Sistina
Rome Apartment
8.1Great163 reviews
A walkable central Rome hotel with a terrace, praised for its helpful staff and breakfast.
FromPLN 428per night
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Vatican area
Angelo Emo Home
Rome Apartment
8.1Great115 reviews
A classic Rome apartment near the Vatican with free Wi-Fi and 24-hour reception.
FromPLN 1,109per night
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Guest favorite
Colonna 18 Apartment By Ghor
Rome Apartment
8.3Great387 reviews
Guest-favorite in central Rome with spotless rooms and staff that go above and beyond.
FromPLN 663per night
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Top-Rated
San Pietro Panoramic View
Rome Apartment
9.4Perfect445 reviews
Rated 9.4 with standout service and rooms, this Rome B&B offers balconies facing St. Peter's and easy transit links.
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Colosseum proximity
Bellezza Al Colosseo - B&B & Apts
Rome Apartment
8.4Great350 reviews
A short walk from the Colosseum, this 9-room B&B and apartment stay scores 8.4 from 350 guest reviews.
FromPLN 1,824per night
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Apartments in Rome City Centre
For most visitors, the centre is where Rome is at its most intense — and at its most rewarding. The apartments here put you within walking distance of nearly everything, and the trade-off is that you’ll pay for the privilege. At the budget end, Hotel Gloria near Termini offers rates from €26, while the guest-favourite Colonna 18 Apartment sits in the heart of it all for €154 a night. Rooms in this area tend to be compact, but the location more than compensates — you’ll step out of your door and straight into the city’s history.
Holiday Apartments in Rome City Centre
If you’re planning a proper holiday, you want a base that feels like a home rather than a transit stop. The city-centre apartments here deliver exactly that: San Pietro Panoramic View earns a superb 9.4 rating from 445 reviews for its balconies facing St. Peter’s, and Bellezza Al Colosseo scores 8.4 while sitting a short walk from the Colosseum. The more you spend, the more space and character you get — but even the mid-range options keep you close to the sights that make Rome unforgettable. Expect to pay from around €100 in this area and up to €425 for the top-end stays.
Holiday Apartments with Colosseum Views in Rome
A holiday apartment in the centre is all about location, and these properties have it in spades. Bellezza Al Colosseo is literally steps from the Colosseum, making it a dream for first-time visitors who want to roll out of bed and into ancient history. It’s priced at €425 per night, reflecting its unbeatable position and the fact that rooms are limited — just nine. If you’d rather be near the Vatican, San Pietro Panoramic View offers balconies facing St. Peter’s at a more accessible rate, though you’ll trade central buzz for a quieter, more residential feel.
Frequently asked
Which district should I stay in for a first visit to Rome?
For a first visit, staying in the city centre is your best bet. You’ll be within walking distance of the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, and the Colosseum, and you won’t waste time on public transport. If you want a quieter evening, the Vatican area offers a more residential feel while still being well-connected.
How much does an apartment in Rome cost per night?
Prices vary widely. You can find a basic room near Termini from €26 a night, while a centrally located apartment with good reviews typically costs between €100 and €154. For a premium stay with direct landmark views, such as near the Colosseum, expect to pay around €425.
Is the area around Termini safe and convenient?
Termini is convenient for transport, but it’s not the most atmospheric part of the city. Hotel Gloria, near the station, offers rates from €26 and is a practical base for seeing the sights. Keep in mind that the area is busy and a bit gritty at night, but it’s generally safe and well-connected.
Apartments in Rome
Rome’s apartment scene is as layered as the city itself. You can wake up steps from the Colosseum, have a rooftop coffee near the Spanish Steps, or settle into a quiet apartment by the Vatican with a view of St. Peter’s dome. These aren’t anonymous blocks — they’re tucked into palazzi and townhouses, often with a terrace or a balcony that turns an ordinary stay into something memorable.
What you pay tracks exactly where you stand. The most budget-friendly options cluster near Termini, the city’s transport hub, with rates from just €26 a night. Move toward the Colosseum or the Vatican and prices climb, reaching €425 at the top end — but you’re trading cash for a location that lets you wander home after dinner, past floodlit ruins and fountains, without a second thought. This page also includes a few guest houses and B&Bs among the apartments, filling out the range of self-catering and boutique stays.
The bottom line
This set of apartments is made for travellers who want Rome as their own — someone who’ll happily stay in a timeless apartment near the Vatican or wake up overlooking the Colosseum. If you’re after the classic hotel experience, though, look at the dedicated hotel pages for more traditional options. Families might find more space in the family-friendly hotels, while budget travellers should check the cheap and budget hotels page. For self-catering flexibility, these apartments are tough to beat, but if you prefer a bed and breakfast, the B&B page has plenty of similar charm.