The Apartment
BDB Luxury Rooms San Pietro is housed in an apartment located on the second floor of a 19th century building in a prestigious residential district of Rome. This guesthouse consists of a large gallery corridor that leads into the three spacious rooms.
Guesthouse characterized by elegance and comfort
The attention to detail in the furnishings makes this location up to the level of the other guesthouses of the BDB Luxury Rooms chain. As per our tradition, in this facility everything is aimed to offer to our guests an unforgettable stay in an elegant setting and in the sign of comfort.
The rooms mainly have a minimalist white design, complemented by magnificent and bright frescoes depicting the main Roman monuments.
BDB Luxury Rooms San Pietro Near the Vatican
The BDB San Pietro is ideally located for visiting the Vatican City . The guesthouse is in Via Circonvallazione Clodia 169. From here, in about 20 minutes, you can reach the Vatican taking only a couple of public transportation. In addition, the property is very close to the Olympic Stadium and the Foro Italico . Both places host several important events during the year; such as, for example, football matches and the international tennis event in spring.
Finally, the BDB Luxury Rooms San Pietro is also very close to the Ponte Milvio district. This area is one of the focal points of Roman nightlife. Here you will find an infinite number of bars, restaurants, sandwich shops, wine bars and breweries. Ponte Milvio is definitely the ideal place to have fun and spend a pleasant evening.
Rooms & Suites
The Standard Room consists of a large air-conditioned double bedroom and a bathroom with ExtraLarge shower decorated with a beautiful mosaic and sink separated from the bathroom with the services
- Includes:
- Daily housekeeping
- Free WiFi
- Shower
The Deluxe Room consists of a large air-conditioned double bedroom with a large window on two walls which makes the room the brightest of the hotel
- Includes:
- Daily housekeeping
- Electric kettle (on request)
- Free WiFi
- Shower
The Smart Apartment is configured as a small apartment consisting of two large double bedrooms each with its small balcony, connected by a corridor where you can access the large shower room and where there is a small Nespresso kitchen, sink and machine
- Includes:
- Daily housekeeping
- Electric kettle (on request)
- Free WiFi
- Shower
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How to reach us
- Take the Leonardo express to Roma Termini with departures every 15-30 minutes (depending on the day and / or time). Time: 32 minutes (2 stops).
- From Stazione Termini proceed head south-west on Piazza dei Cinquecento and take bus 70 towards Clodio. Time: 28 minutes (24 stops).
- Get off at Clodio (stop Giuliana / pretura) and proceed on foot towards Circonvallazione Clodia, 169. Time: 6 minutes (500 meters).
- Proceed to the Ciampino train station and take the metro to Termini station. Time: 15 minutes.
- From Stazione Termini proceed head south-west on Piazza dei Cinquecento and take bus 70 towards Clodio. Time: 28 minutes (24 stops).
- Get off at Clodio (stop Giuliana / pretura) and proceed on foot towards Circonvallazione Clodia, 169. Time: 6 minutes (500 meters).
- From Stazione Termini proceed head south-west on Piazza dei Cinquecento and take bus 70 towards Clodio. Time: 28 minutes (24 stops).
- Get off at Clodio (stop Giuliana / pretura) and proceed on foot towards Circonvallazione Clodia, 169. Time: 6 minutes (500 meters).
- From Tiburtina Station take the 495 bus (Valle Aurelia) towards Clodio. Time: 28 minutes (26 stops).
- Get off at Clodio (stop Mazzini / bafile) and proceed on foot towards Circonvallazione Clodia, 169. Time: 6 minutes (500 meters).
Closest Attractions
Colosseum
The Colosseum, known in ancient Rome with the Latin name Amphitheatrum Flavium (in Italian: Anfiteatro Flavio) or simply Anfiteatro, is the largest amphitheater in the world. The name "Colosseum" spread in the Middle Ages and derives from the popular deformation of the Latin adjective "colosseum" ("colossal") for its grandeur, compared to the small constructions of the time. The Colosseum is located in the heart of the city of Rome. It is the most important Roman amphitheater, and also the most impressive monument of ancient Rome that we are fortunate to inherit. The Anfiteatro is now known all over the world as a symbol of the city of Rome and one of the most iconic symbols of Italy. It was built at the behest of the emperors of the Flavian dynasty in the first century AD. Its construction was started by Vespasiano in 72 AD. and inaugurated by Titus in 80, with further modifications made during the empire of Domitian; all three Roman emperors in different historical periods. Until the end of the ancient age, the Colosseum welcomed popular performances, such as gladiatorial fights, hunting shows, re-enactments of famous battles, and dramas based on classical mythology. The Colosseum was added to the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites in 1980. In 2007, this important monument was also included among the New Seven Wonders of the World, by a competition organized by the New Open World Corporation. The archaeological circuit of the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine attract every year more than 6 million visitors. This is the second most visited Italian state museum site, after the Pantheon. ...read
Capitoline Hill
The Capitoline Hill (in Italian "Campidoglio"), also known as Monte Capitolino, sits between the Roman Forum and Piazza Venezia. It is one of the Seven Hills of Rome. The Hill today contains a few ancient ground-level ruins, but most of them are covered up by Medieval and Renaissance palaces. Among these palaces, there are the Capitoline Museums, that surround the magnificent piazza (square), a work designed by none other than the famous artist Michelangelo Buonarroti. The Campidoglio is also the representative office of the municipality of Rome. The offices of the mayor, the council hall (Giulio Cesare hall) and other representative spaces such as the Protomoteca are located here, where the Treaties of Rome (including the founding of the European Economic Community) were signed in 1957; and the Statute in 1998 of Rome (founding of the International Criminal Court). ...read