The Guest houses in this section are located in the immediate vicinity of the Vatican Museums in Rome. Our guest houses are a little more than five minutes away from the St. Peter's Basilica, so if you plan to spend a holiday here you are in the right page.
Our guest houses are easily reachable by any means, being optimally served by the city's public network. The guest houses here are between the Prati district, Trastevere and Aurelio and are surrounded by all kinds of commercial activities such as shops, restaurants, taverns, cafes and pizzerias.
The neighboring Vatican Museums can also be reached on foot and they will really fascinate you with works of art and historical artifacts from all periods, from ancient Rome and Greece to Egypt, from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, from Baroque to Neoclassicism. It is impossible to resist the "Last Judgement" by Michelangelo in the Sistine Chapel and the "Vatican Rooms" by Raphael.
After visiting the museums you can also venture further in the beautiful Borgo district, which is a small area between St. Peter's Basilica and Castel Sant'Angelo, built by Christian pilgrims who came to Rome to venerate the tomb of the first pope, The Apostle Peter martyred and was buried here. The most famous church in the world was built on his tomb.
At the Borgo district, you can relax and dine in one of the many traditional taverns that respect the traditions of Roman cuisine: here you can enjoy the real bucatini amatriciana, or spaghetti alla carbonara, artichokes, saltimbocca alla Romana or oxtail .
Going in the direction of the Tiber, you will be amazed by the magnificent Castel Sant'Angelo. Walking beyond the river you will find yourselves in the oldest part of Rome, where there are a few steps away from each other the most famous monuments of the eternal city.
