Rent House Rome is a company specialized in services related to tourism. The idea of ​​proposing that vacation is the result of the experience gained during numerous trips abroad made by the creator of the company. We know that the most important thing is to spend a holiday with great freedom and comfort, having more space than a normal hotel and at more than affordable costs. Staying in a structure sponsored by us is like a "turtle vacation": you will feel so at ease that you will feel like you have packed your home in your suitcase.

The apartment is located in the Appio district, a few steps from the basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano. We are in a central district of Rome, served by all means of transport, adjacent to the Metro A stop. With large green spaces available, including the historic Appia Antica park. Here you still experience the city on a human scale, in a time suspended between history and reality. The apartment is quiet and modern. We opted for a modern and minimal style preferred by those who love to travel. A modern decor but without losing sight of the essentials. The structure is equipped with all the comforts to make you feel at home, and make your stay in Rome truly unforgettable: free unlimited WiFi, Smart TV, equipped kitchen, shower, and much more. The apartment can comfortably accommodate up to 4 people plus a newborn. We will find a double bedroom and a sofa bed in the living room. Furthermore, the living room is equipped with a full kitchen. The living room leads to the bathroom, which like the entire apartment has just been renovated. The apartment is equipped with a washing machine. The sofa in the living room can be opened (double bed).

The location is really ideal for those who love history and art. The district offers some of the most beautiful corners of Rome, outside the traditional tourist circuits. In this area it is in fact possible to walk the Aurelian Walls from Piazzale Appio to Porta Metronia, embracing the traditional market of Via Sannio, and reach the Via Appia Antica. Walking along the ancient road axis, you come across some of the most fascinating monuments of ancient Rome, such as the Church of Domine Quo Vadis, the Tomb of Cecilia Metella, the Circus of Maxentius and the basilica of S. Sebastiano.