A home away from home
Eufonia Apartment Born from a desire to change, invest, and believe in quality tourism, we are in constant contact with our guests, from booking to checkout. We love creating a connection with those who come to our city, offering in-person check-in and providing itineraries to discover Rome and enjoy good food. We offer a holiday in harmony with the city!
Staying in Eufonia It means having Rome at your fingertips, not only because of our privileged location but also because of the exclusive services we offer our guests. To make your trip unforgettable, we have partnered with the best in Rome's tourism industry:
City Sightseeing Roma: Thanks to our agreement, you can explore the capital aboard the famous red buses Hop-on Hop-offIt's the most comfortable and panoramic way to admire iconic monuments, from the Colosseum to St. Peter's, with the freedom to hop on and off wherever you like.
Live Virtual Guide: For those seeking a deeper and more authentic experience, we collaborate with Live Virtual Guide, the most popular guided tour service for those who want to discover the "real Rome." With their expert guides and unique narrative approach, you can join walking tours that reveal secrets and hidden treasures you won't find in any traditional guidebook.
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Location
Choosing Eufonia Apartment means treating yourself an authentic and comfortable experience in the heart of Rome, with all the comforts of home without giving up the convenience of a hotel
B&B Eufonia is located just steps from metro stations and within easy reach of major attractions: our apartments are close to the Ottaviano and Cipro stops (line A), and in just a few minutes' walk you can reach the Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica.
Thanks to this strategic location, staying with us means enjoying the city stress-free: no transportation chaos, no long waits—just the pleasure of strolling the streets of Rome and discovering its treasures with ease.
One of the elements that makes Eufonia special is the attention to detail and care for the experience: some apartments are equipped with a record player and a small selection of vinyl records, to listen to music like in the old days.
This little “return to the past” restores authenticity and warmth to the living room: listening to a vinyl after a day in the city transforms the accommodation into a place to truly live, not just to sleep in, regalando agli ospiti un momento di puro relax avvolti da sonorità calde e intramontabili.
B&B Eufonia is not a large, anonymous hotel, but a welcoming, caring establishment. The founders envisioned a "home away from home," where hospitality, care, and a close relationship with guests make all the difference.
From the first contact to departure, the team is available: in-person check-in, advice on itineraries, suggestions for the best places to eat and visit, attention to every detail. This personal approach transforms a simple stay into an authentic and pleasant experience.
Eufonia's accommodations offer every comfort: a fully equipped kitchen, private bathroom, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and everything you need for a worry-free stay. bbeufonia.it
We also offer additional services to make your stay easier and more personalized: luggage storage, airport transfers, check-in even outside of standard hours, guided tours to discover Rome, and much more.
The Vatican Museums are the most important museum complex in Italy. Millions of people come from all over the world every year to admire the works housed in Vatican City. Its rooms house works and masterpieces by important artists and masters, renowned throughout the world, such as Leonardo da Vinci, Caravaggio, Titian, Michelangelo Buonarroti, and Raphael. The Sistine Chapel is frescoed by Michelangelo Buonarroti, who covered the ceiling and the wall above the altar. Directly above the altar is the famous "Last Judgement." The eyes of the entire world can admire it, through media cameras, during official ceremonies involving the pontiff as well as during the Conclave when the Church elects the new Pope.
The square features an elegant garden dominated by the imposing Palace of Justice, known to the Romans as the "Palazzaccio": a rectangular building constructed entirely of travertine, with an imposing presence. It was built between 1899 and 1910 to house the Supreme Court of Cassation.
The Trastevere district is 3.5 km from St. Peter's Square and can be reached by a pleasant stroll along the Tiber River. This area of Rome is known for its character, brimming with restaurants, nightclubs, and bars. It welcomes tourists from around the world but is also beloved by Romans themselves. It's impossible not to love its narrow streets and alleys!
The Triumphal Market is considered Rome's first local market. It is certainly the largest, with 273 stalls, and is among the largest in Italy and even Europe. Located halfway between Ottaviano and Cipro, it is therefore very easy to reach.
Adjacent to St. Peter's, it is mistakenly called a castle, but it was originally built as a tomb dedicated to the Emperor Hadrian. It was later included within the Aurelian Walls and from that moment on took on the role of a 'castellum', a sort of watchtower on the Tiber to protect the city. In subsequent years, its function changed, becoming a residence or refuge for the pontiffs in times of danger.
In ancient times, Ponte Sant'Angelo was called Pons Aelius, named after Emperor Aelius Hadrian, who commissioned it to connect the city to the entrance of his mausoleum: the present-day Castel Sant'Angelo. The appearance of the bridge, now commonly called Sant'Angelo for the statue of the Archangel that overlooks the castle, has undergone various transformations: two statues depicting Saints Peter and Paul were added, and it was further enriched with ten statues of angels bearing the symbols of Christ's Passion. Bernini, commissioned by Clement IX, designed the figures, entrusting their execution to his students.
The Passetto, or er Corridore (the Corridor), of Borgo is an elevated, fortified passageway and the name given to the stretch of the Vatican Walls connecting the Vatican to Castel Sant'Angelo. It has allowed many popes to seek refuge in the castle in times of danger.
The Janiculum is undoubtedly one of the most evocative places in Rome. The main square is dominated by the imposing equestrian statue of Giuseppe Garibaldi, which, together with the marble busts of Garibaldi's heroes, lends a solemn character to this "Park of Memory" dedicated to the defense of the Roman Republic of 1849. From the Belvedere in the main square, one can enjoy one of the most beautiful and evocative panoramas of the city, guided by explanatory panels placed along the balustrade. Also on the Janiculum Hill is the fountain known as the 'Fontanone del Gianicolo': it dominates the large terrace overlooking the city. It was built as the terminal point of the Trajan-Paul Aqueduct, at the request of Pope Paul V Borghese (1605-1621), whose emblems (dragon and eagle) recur in several places on the monument.
Via Ottaviano has been called the "red carpet" that leads from the metro station of the same name to St. Peter's. Besides being a transit point for the numerous pilgrims heading to St. Peter's Square, over the years it has also become one of the city's shopping streets. Via Cola di Rienzo was inaugurated in 1911 and connects Piazza della Libertà, near the Tiber, with Piazza del Risorgimento near the walls of the Holy See. The street, also known as "Corso di Roma," is lined with fashion and food shops that make it very similar to Via del Corso.
