Rome without a car

Rome reveals much of itself at street level. A shaded doorway, the sound of a fountain and the sudden opening of a square become part of the day rather than scenery behind a windscreen. These city stays suit a trip spent wandering streets and neighbourhoods on foot, with a bus, tram or metro for the longer stretches.

The neighbourhood as part of the trip

The famous monuments are only one layer of Rome. Cafés filling at different hours, small shops and streets with their own daily routines give the city a lived-in texture. Staying in an urban neighbourhood leaves room for these observations, whether the day is centred on a major sight or simply on following your curiosity.

A city stay with its own character

The accommodation can be a welcome part of that experience: somewhere you like spending time as well as an address from which to explore. Each lies in a part of the city where walking feels natural and public transport takes you further when you want. Their districts differ, so the atmosphere around the accommodation is as much a part of the choice as the room itself.