Nuova Domus Vitellia

“Roman Sanctuary, Perfect Stay In Rome”

Domus Vitellia was an absolutely perfect place to stay in Rome. After long days walking throughout the grandiose and brutally hot city, seeing thousands of years of history and trying to retain a liftime's worth of information, Domus Vitellia was a sanctuary. It is a bit out of the city center, i... more

Domus Vitellia was an absolutely perfect place to stay in Rome. After long days walking throughout the grandiose and brutally hot city, seeing thousands of years of history and trying to retain a liftime's worth of information, Domus Vitellia was a sanctuary. It is a bit out of the city center, in an extremely peaceful and friendly environment. The rooms are spacious and the air conditioning powerful. When I returned to my room dehydrated and exhausted, I turned on my air conditioning and fell into a deep sleep immediately. Waking up refreshed and ready to take the Roman nightlife by storm, Domus Vitellia is located about 10 minutes from Trastevere, a great place to eat and party with the locals and get a real Roman experience. It also located literally across the street from Rome's largest state park, with a great running path, outdoor and free to use exercise equipment and an awesome restaurant with beautiful view. If you want to keep it cheap, there is a great pace called panino planet with tons of delicious options. Other than its convenient location, the staff was super friendly and helped me plan itineraries for each of my days, gave me precise and accurate directions to all the sites and museums and recommended excellent gelaterias and ristorantes. Overall, I can think of nothing to complain about, as this hotel was truly a sanctuary in the busy, crowded and sweltering city of Rome. I would certainly recommend this place and I will be staying there on my next trip to Rome without a doubt.

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“Accessible location, exceedingly helpful staff, adequate accommodations”

Our group of about 25 stayed here one night between returning from Orvieto before flying out of Rome the next day. The rooms were comfortable but not fancy. (Because some main traffic arteries are nearby, my light-sleeping wife was glad she had earplugs, though I slept fine without them.) The ... more

Our group of about 25 stayed here one night between returning from Orvieto before flying out of Rome the next day. The rooms were comfortable but not fancy. (Because some main traffic arteries are nearby, my light-sleeping wife was glad she had earplugs, though I slept fine without them.) The breakfast the next morning was enough to get us filled up and out the door. Nothing fancy, but located close to various transportation lines, and therefore handy for our purposes. Also, some of the staff were bilingual and greatly helpful to us as we made our transition, and distinguished themselves this way. Were it not for them, I would otherwise rate this as average.

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“Quaint surroundings with very friendly staff.”

This quite gated B&B is well priced, and it's located very close to numerous bus lines. It is also a 5-minute walk to the Casaletto station, which is one end of the Piazza Venezia to Casaletto (Tram #8) line. From the Piazza Venezia station you can walk to the various major attractions in Rome. ... more

This quite gated B&B is well priced, and it's located very close to numerous bus lines. It is also a 5-minute walk to the Casaletto station, which is one end of the Piazza Venezia to Casaletto (Tram #8) line. From the Piazza Venezia station you can walk to the various major attractions in Rome. If you're looking for a restful quite sleep after a long day of sightseeing, then this is a good choice for you. Don't be looking for anything fancy here, but you can expect very nice people to serve you.

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