Sanniti Apartment

Sanniti apartment is a stylish and fully accessorized 85 squared metres vacation rental that can accommodate up to six guests. It is located on the top floor, with elevator, of a beautiful, newly restored 19th century building in Piazza dei Sanniti, in the San Lorenzo neighborhood. It is made up of three spacious bedrooms, two of which overlook Piazza dei Sanniti, one with a small balcony. The modern interior design combines elegance and functionality; each room, with different colors, has its own personality. There are two bathrooms with shower (no tub). The kitchen and the dining area are well-designed and furnished with every appliance required for a pleasant stay.

What you will find:
Air conditioning in every room
WiFi Hi-speed Internet connection
Satellite LCD TV
DVD/DivX player
Portable mini stereo
Hairdryer
Iron and ironing board
Dishwasher
Clothes washer
Fridge with freezer
Toaster
Electric kettle
Baby crib on request

The apartment is located in the heart of the old and characteristic San Lorenzo. Just a few minutes from Termini station, the San Lorenzo neighborhood is the location of La Sapienza University’s largest campus. The neighborhood’s character is largely lived by a sizable student population, which means that there are plenty of bars and music venues with a more alternative feel, numerous cheap restaurants and a number of used book and clothing stores. Historically a working class area, San Lorenzo has consequently long been off the traditional tourist route. While it may still look a little more run-down than Trastevere, San Lorenzo has become a popular place to go out. Wandering the streets, you’ll discover an intriguing and colorful (everything is covered in graffiti!) part of Rome that will teach you a lot more about the city’s culture – past and present – than many of the conventional tourist sites. The district, which is very lively and has a strong cultural identity, is full of interesting shops and eateries like handicraft shops, bookshop-cafes, pubs, wine bars, restaurants, trattorias and pizzerias. It is a quiet and safe neighborhood, in the evening becoming a crowded meeting place.
Have a look at this Google Map we created to help you find what you need.

Transfer from both airports
Private services are usually less expensive than the white taxis. We can arrange for you the transfer at the following prices using romeshuttlelimousine.com:
- 40€ up to 3 people
- 50€ for 5 people
- 60€ for 6 people
- 5€ extra charge from 21:30 pm to 06:00 am
Payment cash or credit card to the driver. In order to reserve the service you will have to provide flight details and how much luggage.


Bus from both airports
Many daily connections (4/6€ per person) between the airports and FS Roma Termini station are guaranteed by the following bus services:
Terravision
Atral-lazio
Sitbusshuttle


Train from Fiumicino airport
Two different trains available:
- Leonardo Express, 14€ per person, 15 minutes walking from the train station
- FM1 train, 8€ per person, walking itinerary from Tiburtina station or take the bus line 71 (6 stops, get off at Tiburtina/Marrucini stop).


From Termini station
Walking itinerary or few stops with bus lines 71 or 492 (see 'Moving around' section for transport map).

The easiest way to move in Rome from the apartment location is the bus. Here a PDF simple map we created: San Lorenzo transport map

Tickets
BIT - Integrated time ticket (€ 1,50 - 100 min)
BIG - Integrated daily ticket (€ 6,00 - 1 day)
BTI - Integrated tourist ticket (€ 16,50 - 3 days)
CIS - Integrated weekly ticket (€ 24,00 - 7 days)

Tickets can be purchased at ticket offices, tobacconists and newsstands. Kids are free until 10 years of age.

Roma Pass
If you plan to use public transport, which is for sure the best way to move in Rome, it could be useful to buy the Roma Pass, that includes a 3-days ticket for transports. You can buy it online, at PIT Fiumicino (Airport Leonardo Da Vinci International Arrival area Terminal 3, 9.00am - 6.30pm) or at Termini station (you will find the complete list of selling points here) for 30 Euro.

Some useful links
ATAC site (Rome transport public company)
Lines and maps
Rome center transport map
Electric-powered lines map
Night bus lines map
Tickets and pass
Mobile site (realtime update for bus waiting time)

Rome Agency for Mobility Services site

Rates vary with season, number of guests, length of stay and our mood but they are always good value :)

Scooter, bike and walking tours

Food

Parla Food
The Rome Digest