Bed and breakfast Rome cheap accommodation apartments Our bed and breakfast Rome cheap accommodation rooms are inspected and checked daily, we offer Italian breakfast with the room, normally its Italian coffe and sweet pastries called "cornetto", but we will change it if you request so. We aim to offer apartments which respond to the standard of hygene and safety of the EU and have towels and sheets already in and in some cases an hair dryer. Bed and Breakfast Rome rooms are in 85% of cases with ensuite bathrooms (mainly with shower), although we do have some with bath tubes and we use them for disabled people. During summer months some rooms have air conditioning and in the winter central heating which are included in the price which will be quoted. Hotels in Rome are partners which we value like our customers. Our web site has information on Rome's events and things to do.If any of our accommodations has not satisfied you for any reason we will provide (if available) a new proposal.

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It's hard to describe Rome in a few words; a city so vast and rich in art, monuments and exquisite views, a historic city, which has preserved its charm and independence throughout the centuries.

Rome's history can be read in every monument, and palazzo; in fact, each and every stone bears witness to the periods of splendour, decay, wars, and numerous architectural styles. The city could be described as a gigantic open-air museum, visited each year by millions of tourists, scholars and pilgrims from all over the world, and this formula which started in 1999 the bed and breakfast and apartment rental business has helped Rome in many occasions when the city could cope with the demands of accommodation, then bed and breakfast in Rome started and the beds available in the city of Rome triplicated .

The city extended over six other hills: Quirinale, Viminale, Esquilino, Celio, Aventino and Capitolino.

Quirinale, the highest of the seven hills, has Piazza Omonima on its summit, with its colossal statues of the gods, Castor and Pollux and the Palazzo del Quirinale, where the president lives. Opposite the Palazzo are the Scuderie, open to the public thanks to the architect Gae Aulenti, who created a functional exhibition space inside the building.

Viminale stands next to Quirinale, it is smaller in size, split into two by Via Nazionale, and dominated by the huge Palazzo delle Esposizioni building (designed by Pio Piacentini) on Piazza della Repubblica, near Rome's principal railway station, Stazione Termini. Piazza della Repubblica is one of the most beautiful piazzas in Rome (used to be called Piazza Esedra), surrounded by arches. The restored Fontana delle Naiadi takes pride of place in the centre of the square. The bed and breakfast MontiHouse and the apartment Sistina, both on our bed and breakfast and apartments listings are quite close to Via Nazionale, a very lively shopping street, with a splendid view.

Esquilino is the home of the great poets Virgilio and Orazio. It has three peaks, one of which is Monte Oppio, where you can find the ruins of Domus Aurea, finally opened to the public after years of restoration. Initially, Esquilino was a suburb of Rome, which is the reason for the nickname 'exquilini' (non-tenants) given to its inhabitants, some believe that this is how the hill got its name.

Further south stands Celio and Aventino. The former has a long promontory, called Monte delle Querce, as it was once home to many oak trees (querce). It is possibly the greenest and most charming of the seven hills and is home to Parco del Celio and Villa Celimontana. There are many beautiful buildings here, especially along the magnificent Via Appia Antica. Almost all are places of worship. Both Aventino and Celio have few inhabitants. Aventino is rich in important medieval monuments such as the Santa Maria in Cosmedin basilica, where the famous Bocca della Verità, or mouth of truth, is housed.

Last but not least is Capitolino, which stands between Palatino and Quirinale: this used to be the religious and political centre of the city during the Roman era. It is dominated by the Michelangelo styled Piazza del Campidoglio, perfectly proportioned, with a statue of Emperor Marcus Aurelius on horseback in the centre. Located here, the Capitoline Museums, have some of the most precious art collections in the world.

The seven hilltops offer a number of beautiful views; the most breathtaking of these are Pincio, the dome of San Pietro where the Vatican is, and most of our bed and breakfast in Rome and apartments.

Rome has spread outwards in a rather haphazard manner, without much regard to town planning; many fields were acquired by the local authorities and transformed into new neighbourhoods. North of Rome, near the Vatican are the Aurelio, Prati and Mazzini neighbourhoods, which are more commercial and residential, and for thuis reason you may find most of the b&b's in Rome are close to this areas. The elegant quarters of Parioli and Nomentano, home to many foreign embassies. Further south are Prenestino and Tiburtino, more populated areas, due to the fact that they are university areas, full of students, who can also be found in the nearby S. Lorenzo, a charming district with a wide variety of pizzerias and bars. Trastevere is undoubtedly one of the most charming areas of the city, it is also one of the most crowded areas too, especially on summer evenings. Many people (foreigners and Romans alike) want to live in this highly desirable district. Finally, the Eur, is one of the most modern neighbourhoods with several offices and administration centres.