Prati Vatican Apartment | Spacious 110m² for 6 · 3 Bedrooms · 2 Bathrooms · Elevator

There are parts of Rome that tourists pass through, and parts where Romans actually choose to live. Prati is the latter — and Via Fabio Massimo, 33 puts you right at the heart of it.
This generously proportioned 110m² apartment sits on the first floor of a historic Roman building, thoughtfully laid out for up to 6 guests who want space, comfort, and genuine neighbourhood life around them. Three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a real kitchen mean this is not a cramped city crash pad — it is a proper home base for exploring one of the world's greatest cities.
The apartment has character: original architecture meets carefully chosen graphic art pieces throughout the rooms, giving the space a warm, distinctive personality without sacrificing comfort. High ceilings, natural light, and a calm residential setting make it easy to decompress after a full day on your feet.
The layout works for everyone — families who need separate sleeping spaces, groups of friends who want room to gather, or colleagues travelling together who value privacy. Two double beds in the main rooms and two single beds in the third room give you flexible sleeping arrangements for six. Two full bathrooms with showers mean no queues, no compromise.
The kitchen is fully equipped for everything from a quick espresso and toast to a proper sit-down dinner with ingredients from the market around the corner. High-speed Wi-Fi and air conditioning are available throughout.
Outside the door, Prati delivers everything you need and nothing you don't. Ottaviano Metro Station is a 5-minute walk, putting the entire city on your doorstep. The Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica are 10 minutes on foot. Castel Sant'Angelo, Piazza Navona, and the historic centre are 15 minutes away. The streets around you are lined with excellent cafés, trattorias, gelato shops, and boutiques — busy enough to be interesting, calm enough to feel like home.
Book now and make Prati your Roman neighbourhood — the way the Romans do it.