Which area of rome is recommended to stay in for a short trip? We are looking at AirBnB's, as they are a little more affordable than the hotels.
Posted by
Pacific NW, USA
334 posts
We will be in Rome for our 4th visit this June. We are staying in Piazza Farnese. Very central. Easy to walk anywhere. www.homeaway.com/vacation-rental/p292195vb
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8 posts
We stayed in that same apartment a couple of years ago! It's a very nice place, the hosts are so friendly, and the location is very central. The rooftop terrace really adds a lot if the weather is nice -- we spent a few later afternoons up there admiring the views. I highly recommend it.
Posted by
Milton, Delaware USA
138 posts
Navona is walking distance to Vatican City and most of Rome
Posted by
seattle
2148 posts
Looks like the Farnese apartment is lovely but has a 5 night minimum stay. I agree, the area around Piazza Navonna, the Pantheon, Campo di Fiore (the historical district) is a wonderful place to stay; very walkable and interesting.
Posted by
Forest Grove, OR
11851 posts
The central area recommended above is excellent, but Prati near the Vatican is also great, walkable, and well-connected by public trans. For a three-night stay, I recommend a B&B or hotel where you can get a breakfast included and some advice to help you your first time in this amazing city.
Posted by
ipswich
14 posts
We stayed at the Albergo del Senato- right across from the Pantheon.- great location for walking