Roman Holidays Apartment Rome

Accommodating up to eight guests, this charming two bedroom apartment offers an ideal retreat within the Termini area of Rome.

Boasting a colourful interior, this apartment oozes a sense of character and fun, one in which you can relax and unwind following a busy day. Featuring authentic wooden floors mixed with contemporary décor, the apartment effortlessly blends modern with traditional to create a home from home atmosphere.

The open plan living area is enhanced by a beautiful, dome shaped floor window, which allows plenty of natural light to gracefully fill the space. Here you will find a comfy sofa bed, coffee table and flatscreen television with DVD player, together with an elegant dining table. The stylish kitchen is fully equipped with all the necessary appliances that you will need in order to prepare a home cooked meal for your companions.

The two bright and airy bedrooms provide the perfect setting for a good night’s sleep and contain three single beds and two double beds between them. Several roomy wardrobes are also at your disposal. Completing this charming abode are the apartment’s two refreshing bathrooms, which are both fitted with a toilet, sink and shower, with the addition of a bathtub in the main bathroom.

Conveniently situated within the Termini neighbourhood of Rome, this apartment is within close proximity to a number of cafes, restaurants and shops. Just a few minutes away, you will find the Stazione Termini, the city’s main railway station which will connect you to the rest of the city and beyond. Built in the late 1800s, the station is one of the largest in Europe and is frequented by an incredible 150 million visitors every single year.

Nearby are the city’s famous Baths of Diocletian which are definitely worthy of a visit. When they were created in the 3rd century, the baths were the greatest of their kind in ancient Rome and spread over a staggering 27 acres. Today, visitors are given the opportunity to explore the remains of the Baths of Diocletian as well as discover their history in the site’s museum.

A short walk away from the apartment will lead you to yet another of the city’s renowned attractions, the spectacular Opera House which often hosts exceptional performances of opera and ballet. The theatre dates back to the late 1800s, when it was originally known as the Costanzi Theatre, and can seat up to 1,600 spectators.