We love Italy because it is green, warm, it always gives you something new to see even when you are in centuries old places. Whether you dream of a sunset over the sea, a trip into the nature, a journey to discover a city of art or a medieval village, we like to share all this with our guests, with a stay immersed in the lives and habits of the locals, to offer an unforgettable experience. You always experience a trip three times. When you dream about it, when you do it and when you remember it.

Wonderful apartment, in full town center, in one of the most effervescent areas of Rome Center, at the top floor of a beautiful condominium, near the subway, the university, just 5 minutes from the Colosseum. For business or for leisure travel it is the ideal place to stay. Apartment Details: - 60sqm - 5 beds - 1 Double Room and sofa bed - 1 Bathrooms with shower - Living room with double sofa bed - Fully equipped kitchen - Air conditioning and smart TV even in bedroom - High speed Internet - Air conditioning is centralized for the entire building and it is available from 11:00 to 23:00. Outside this range the system will work in ventilation mode. Whether you are traveling for business or leisure, it is the ideal place to stay! Fast Internet, work desks, TV screen and air conditioning in all rooms, nearby attended parking and bag deposit, well connected in a strategic position. Discounts for long term stays. SELF CHECK-IN AND ONLINE REGISTRATION Enjoy the convenience of self-check-in, giving you the freedom to arrive whenever it suits you best. For your safety and ease, we’ve designed a quick and simple online registration process: just upload a selfie and a valid ID, as required by local regulations. Rest assured, your privacy is our top priority—images are securely deleted after 10 days.

Located near Termini Station, the main railway hub of the capital and of Italy, the Rione XVIII - Castro Pretorio takes its name from the Castra Praetoria, the barracks built in 23 AD on the orders of Tiberius, who housed the Praetorian Guard, the guardhouse at the service of the emperor. Even today, the area on which the ancient camp stood houses a garrison of the Italian Army, which makes it the oldest barracks in the world, with its almost 2000 years of history. Here, between 298 and 306 AD, Emperor Maximian built the immense spa complex dedicated to Diocletian on whose grandiose ancient heritage, Michelangelo integrated his Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri, keeping its structure intact. In this area, Pope Sixtus V Peretti built his luxurious villa, Villa Peretti Montalto. Between 1585 and 1590, the period of his pontificate, Pope Peretti was the great architect of the urban, architectural, and aesthetic reorganization of Rome; thanks to the collaboration with the architect Domenico Fontana, he carried out numerous and remarkable structural works and embellishments of the city. After the Unification of Italy, and following the proclamation of Rome as Capital, the area was affected by an intense building transformation. The sumptuous patrician villas in the area since the sixteenth century were demolished to make room for the large Umbertine style palaces built by the Piedmontese who came to the city from Turin. To them we owe the construction of the immense ministerial buildings, the sumptuous hotels, the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma and the opening of large and elegant streets, such as Via Nazionale and Via Cavour, and monumental squares such as Piazza Esedra, today Piazza della Repubblica.