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Bed & Breakfast |5 bedrooms |Sleeps 15

Central Rome in Rome

From £375 per week |  From £50 per night

1 night minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Air conditioning, balcony/terrace, car not necessary, may take pets - please enquire

About the home

A short walking distance from Domus Caracalla there are : the Coliseum , the Roman Forum ,the Caracalla Bath , the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano and Termini railway station ( A few steps from the FAO headquarters )
Just outside the B&B there is Villa Celimontana, an important archeological site, today a public park, which in summer hosts the most prominent jazz festival of the capital. The Villa has a large space which also caters for children, and is the ideal place to relax after a long day visiting the city.
The main public transportation (buses , subway and taxi ) are just few steps from our B & B where easily you can get to every part of the city.
The spacious and fully furnished rooms , some of which with a balcony , are at the top story level and they are very quiet.
The breakfast is served from 7.30am until 9.30am in your own room or on balcony ( if it is possible)
Rates per room per night breakfast & tax included
Double room single use from € 50,00 to € 120,00
Double room from € 60,00 to € 150,00
Double room (Twin Bed) from € 60,00 to € 150,00
FAMILY ROOMS
Triple Room from € 90,00 to € 180,00
In this room there are two separated bed rooms (one double and one triple), two bathrooms and with Balcony.
Quadruple room From € 100,00 to € 200,00
In this room there are two separated bed rooms (one double and one triple), two bathrooms and with Balcony.
Quintupple room From € 120,00 up to € 220,00
In this room there are two separated bed rooms (one double and one triple), two bathrooms and with Balcony.
Rates are subject to seasonal change.
For CASH payment in Euro the Hotel offers you a 10% discount (*)
Above rates are inclusive of : taxes, utilities, cleaning services every day, breakfast, internet access, telephone.
The Domus Caracalla is a B&B with a service of a 3 stars hotel, completely renewed in January 2009 all rooms are full furnished of:
TV LCD, computer, air conditioning, heating controlled system, private bathroom with hair dryer , WIFI internet, shift and towels and reception service.
Main sites distances:
Distance from Colosseo Metro Station 0,8 Km
Distance from the FAO = 0.60 km
Distance from Colosseo = 0.70 Km
Distance from Domus Aurea = 0.80 Km
Distance from Port Alchemical = 1.31 km
Distance from Imperial Forum = 1.0 Km
Distance from the Roman Forum = 0.8 km
Distance from Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II = 1.37 km
Distance from Train Station = 1.56 Km Roma Ostia
Distance from the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore = 1.57 Km
Distance from Porta Maggiore = 1.71 Km
Distance from Piazza Venezia= 1.4 Km
Distance from Rome Termini Train Station = 2.03 Km
Distance from Republic Square = 2.16 km
Distance from Ospedale Nuovo Regina Margherita = 2.23 Km
Distance from the Ministry of Education = 2.30 km
Distance from Fontana di Trevi = 2.30 Km
Distance from Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere = 2.38 km
Distance from La Sapienza University of Rome = 2.45 Km
Distance from Piazza Navona = 2.69 Km
Distance from Policlinico Umberto I = 2.84 km
Distance from the Basilica of San Lorenzo outside the walls = 2.85 km
Distance from Rome Trastevere Train Station = 2.85 Km
Distance from Porta Pia = 2.91 km
Distance from Fiera Roma = 3.09 Km
Distance from Saint Paul's Cathedral = 3.25 Km
Distance from Castel Sant'Angelo = 3.37 Km
Distance from Piazza del Popolo = 3.53 km
Distance from Holy Spirit Hospital General = 3.56 km
Distance from Piazza San Pietro = 3.96 Km
Distance from Tiburtina Station = 4.03 Km
Distance from St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican = 4.20 km
Distance from San Camillo Forlanini = 4.24 km
Distance from the Vatican Museums = 4:46 km
Distance from Palazzo Rai in Viale Mazzini = 4.64 km
Distance from the Court of Auditors = 4.68 km
Distance from the Palace of RAI in Via Asiago = 4.90 km
Distance from Ospedale San Carlo di Nancy = 5.10 km
Distance from the Ordinary Court of Rome = 5.25 Km
Distance from Center of Via Teulada Rai = 5.38 km
Distance from Auditorium - Parco della Musica = 5.44 km
Distance from Stadio Olimpico Rome = 6.66 Km
Distance from Roma Airport - Urbe (LIRU) = 7.27 Km
Distance from Policlinico Gemelli = 7.81 Km
Distance from Roma Airport - Ciampino (LIRA) = 11.12 Km
Distance from Rome Exhibition Center = 15.96 miles
Distance from Celio Military Hospital 0.35 Km =

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Short walking distance from Domus Caracalla there are :The Caracalla Bath,
the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano, and Termini station.
Just outside the B&B there is villa Celimontana, an important archeological site, today
a public park, which in summer hosts the most prominent jazz festival of the capital.
The Villa has a large space which also caters for children, and is the ideal place to
relax after a long day visiting the city.
The main means of transport (bus and metro line A and B) are just a few minutes from
our B&B where you get to every part of the city.
The spacious and fully furnished rooms, some of which with a balcony, are at the attico level and they are very quiet.

All the 5 rooms are no-smoking.
Each room is furnished with simple, but elegant oak wood furniture, all have private bathrooms with shower plus hair-dryer, and are equipped with air conditionning, telephone, LCD television and free Internet connection.
The breakfast is served in the room or on the balcony, if it is possible.

Further details outdoors:
Ristorante:
-Romolo e Remo Via Pannonia, 28 370 mt
-Robivecchio, Pizzeria Via Gallia, 78 380 mt
-Orazio Via Di Porta Latina, 5 - 470 mt
-La Tana dei Golosi Via Di San Giovanni In Laterano, 220 - 560 mt
-Charly 'S Sauciã ¨ re Via Di San Giovanni In Laterano, 270-570 mt
-Le Sorelle Via Gallia, 190 - 570 mt
-Amarcord Via Di San Giovanni In Laterano, 164 - 580 m
-Li Rioni A Santiquattro, Pizzeria Via Dei Santissimi Quattro, 24 - 630 m

Discoteca:
-I vitelloni Via Di San Giovanni In Laterano, 142 - 610 m
-Empire Disco Pub Via Marco Aurelio, 27 - 660 m
-Wave Via Labicana, 100 - Roma 730 m
-Dome Rock Cafà ¨ Via Domenico Fontana, 18 - 810 m
-Chic & Kitsch Via Di San Saba, 11 - 1,25 km
-Heaven Viale di Porta Ardeatina, 118 - 1,37 km
-Blu Notte Via Cimarra, 35 - 1,59 km
-Caffà ¨ Del Grillo Salita del Grillo - 1.73 km

Cantina:
Old Brothers
Via Delle Fornaci, 8 - Roma 4,02 km

Recreation Centre:
-Parco del Celio Via Claudia - 770 m
-Parco Del Colle Oppio Viale Della Domus Aurea - 870 m

Tutte le distanze indicate qui, se non sono fornite ulteriori indicazioni, sono sempre in linea d'aria - la distanza di trasporto terrestre, può aumentare a seconda delle rotte disponibili. In caso di dubbio, si prega di consultare la mappa per ulteriori informazioni sulla posizione di un edificio.

Conditions

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Special offers if you book now you can get a special discount up to 10%
Please, send your request
For your request and last minute offer contact us
Above rates are inclusive of : taxes, utilities, cleaning services every day, breakfast, internet access, telephone.
The Domus Caracalla is a B&B with a service of a 3 stars hotel, completely renewed in January 2009 all rooms are full furnished of:
TV LCD, computer, air conditioning, heating controlled system, private bathroom with hair dryer , WIFI internet, shift and towels and reception service .

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The Lazio region

The name of the region also survives in the tribal designation of the ancient population of Latins, from whom the Romans originated. In Roman mythology, the shadowy king Latinus allegedly gave his name to the region. The name is most likely derived from the Latin word "latus", meaning "wide", expressing the idea of "flat land" (in contrast to the local Sabine high country) but the name may originate from an earlier, non Indo-European one.

Latium, originally inhabited by the Latins, extended its boundaries to the territories of the Sanniti, the Marsi and Campania thanks to the Roman conquests, taking in the lands of the Ernici, the Equi, the Aurunci and Volsci. This territory was called Latium Novi to differentiate it from Latium veteres, which indicated the original boundaries.

A landscape in Lazio: part of Tivoli, near Rome, seen from the upper terraces of the Villa d'Este. During the Augustus' administrative system, Latium - together with the present region of Campania- was the first Italian region.

After the Gothic war (535-554) and the Byzantine conquest, this region regained its freedom, because the "Roman Duchy" became the property of the Eastern Emperor. However the long wars against the Longobards impaired the region which was seized by the Roman Bishop who already had several properties in those territories.

The strengthening of the religious and ecclesiastical aristocracy led to continuous power struggles between lords and the Roman bishop until the middle of the XVI century. Innocent III tried to strengthen his own territorial power, wishing to assert his authority on the provincial administrations of Tuscia, Campagna and Marittima through the Church's representatives, in order to tear down the Colonna's power. Other popes tried to do the same.

The Rome / Central Rome area

Rome is the capital city of Italy and Lazio, and is Italy's largest and most populous city, with 2,705,317 residents, an urban area of 3,457,690 as well as a metropolitan area of 4,013,057 inhabitants spread over a 5.352 km² area. It is located in the central-western portion of the Italian peninsula, on the Tiber river.

Rome's history as a city spans over two and a half thousand years, as one of the founding cities of Western Civilization. Even outside of the history of the Roman Empire, Rome has a significant place in the story of Christianity up to the present day, for it endures as the home of the papacy. The worldwide Roman Catholic Church is administered from the Vatican City, run by the Holy See as an independent enclave and the world's smallest sovereign state.

Today, Rome is a modern, cosmopolitan city, and the third most-visited tourist destination in the European Union. Due to its influence in politics, media, the arts and culture, Rome has been described as a global city.

How to get there

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By car
Roma - Fiumicino motorway, take the EUR exit; continue up to the Grande Raccordo Anulare, then take Via Cristoforo Colombo toward the Centre.

By train
From Rome Termini Station exit into Via Giolitti and take bus n. 714, stepping down after 8 stops in Largo Amba Aradam.

By plane
From the ‘Leonardo da Vinci’ International airport of Roma – Fiumicino the ‘Leonardo Express’ train goes to the Termini station. From the station exit into Via Giolitti and take bus n. 714, stepping down after 8 stops in Largo Amba Aradam.

From Roma – Ciampino International airport the ‘Terravision Shuttle’ service goes to the Termini Station.
One way ticket: Adults € 8, children 5-12 years € 4.
Return ticket: Adults € 14, children 5-12 years € 7.00.

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Guestbook for DOMUS CARACALLA

“a nice accomodation with a breathtaking view!”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****

ladyG81 3 contributions
NYC
Jan 11, 2010 | Trip type: Friends getaway
I took my friend for her 40th birthday to Rome, few weeks ago.
Domus Caracalla is the ideal place to stay and visit all the major historic sites within walking distance. it is very well connected to the main sites.
The staff mostly gorgeous young women, very friendly and helpful. The Roof terrace very romantic, with a breathtaking view on the Caracalla Baths.
The rooms very clean and well furnished .
My ratings for this hotel
Value Rate *****
Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Services *****

“Lovely place near the Colloseo”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****

morpheusYGF 1 contribution
Žilina
Jan 5, 2010 | Trip type: Couples
Great place to stay in rome.We stay in hotel for 3 nights,walk nearly all rome.Just far from the restaurant or pub,but still amazing.
My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location ****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“A very pleasant stay”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****

maya1501 1 contribution
france
Dec 2, 2009
The Domus Caracalla is a very nice hotel well situated at 10 minutes from the railway station, and from the Coliseum, the staff is really helpfull and me and my friend were in a beautiful room, the breakfast served in the room is good and when you are lucky to visit Roma with a good weather, you can have a rest on the nice balcony.
To conclude, we had a relly pleasant stay in this hotel.
My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location ****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“Very Great Find!”
Domus Caracalla- votes : *****
LISA-STL 3 contributions
Wentzville, Missouri
Dec 1, 2009 | Trip type: Couples
Wonderful place! Off the main street so was quiet and had no odors. Family was wonderful as their staff. Breakfast was perfect and very good cappuccino! Walking to the coliesum, although everywhere in Rome they say, "only 5 minute walk". Bit of advice get absolute directions from termini. They spoke very good english, but had the bus numbers mixed up and we ended up walking over 7 blocks in the rain with luggage. However, all the stops we made in Italy were the same way and it was frustrating because everyone you ask does not want to help and acts like they don't know english. We really loved this B&B and appreciate their help as it was perfect.
My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location ****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“Good and quiet place”
Domus Caracalla- votes : *****
gogo3b 4 contributions
bergamo
Nov 28, 2009 | Trip type: Business
Just to say that it is a good place, not far from the coliseum and to all public transportation.
Nice rooms and quite big for the european standard. Great shower.
My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“A lovely place to stay in the heart of Rome”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****

RJCIpswich 1 contribution
Ipswich
Nov 5, 2009 | Trip type: Couples
We were pleasantly surprised after walking upstairs, down stairs, up stairs and riding in a lift!! Lovely staff, clean, nice sized room with balcony. Continental breakfast served in rooms after choosing from a list the evening before. Curfew at 1am which wasn't a problem for us. Free wi-fi. We would certainly stay here again when returning to Rome.
My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“Very nice B&B”

Domus Caracalla - votes : *****
ThomasWaanja 1 contribution

Prague

Oct 5, 2009 | Trip type: Couples

I have really nothing to say against this B&B. The room was clean and very nice furnished. All the people we met here were also very friendly. The only thing is, not follow their recommendation concerning the restaurant. The recommended wasn't so good. If you want some cheap but very very good pizzeria try that on the corner of Via Celimontana and Vie dei Strada Statale. It is not looking so, but we ate there the best tiramisu in the world.

My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Service ****

“Fantastic B&B”

Domus Caracalla - votes : *****

QLRCanada 1 contribution

Canada

Sep 22, 2009 | Trip type: Solo travel

I stayed here for 2 days in September before I headed to visit family in France and it was clean, safe and exceeded my expectation. The staff was great and super friendly. The single was perfect with a comfortable bed, nice work space, fast internet and a nice little balcony to sit out on. Everything was in clean, new condition. I cannot say a bad word about this place. It was an easy walk short walk to the colosseum and bus and metro station. The breakfast was great and all for a great price. When in Rome, stay at Domus Caracalla.

My ratings for this hotel

Value *****

Rooms *****
Location ****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“An Amazing Place”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****

ashjjang 1 contribution
NYC
Aug 20, 2009 | Trip type: Couples
My boyfriend and I travelled to many cities in Europe which means we stayed at many different hotels and this was one of our favorite places! The room was clean and nicely furnished, the staff was very friendly. When in Rome, stay here!
My ratings for this hotel

Value *****

Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“Nothing more you need.”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****
dtromba 1 contribution
Paris
Aug 15, 2009 | Trip type: Solo travel
I found this bed and breakfast in internet and I have booked one night only because I was a bit scared. What a surprice! the location, the room and the staff were fantastic.
I am very glad for the choise and If I 'll bak to Rome certainly the Domus Carcalla will be my home.
My ratings for this hotel

Value *****

Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****
“A good place two blocks away from the Colosseum”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****

ustten 4 contributions
ussten
Aug 7, 2009 | Trip type: Couples
Found a triple room at this hotel it was a good deal at just over 90 euos for 3 people. They have a special price in August and it is a bit more expensive other times of the year. This place is two blocks away from the Colosseum and few munutes from the Forum. I highly reccomend anyone this little place, good staff, good breakfast and very good rooms.
Value Rate *****
Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Services *****

“Delightful”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****
kpeoly 1 contribution
Olympia, WA
Aug 6, 2009 | Trip type: Family
We had just a perfect time staying at the Domus Caracalla. It isn't in the thick of all the "sights" of Rome but we had no trouble walking, catching the subway or train from the hotel. It is in a more residential area so sleeping was very peaceful, the A/C was great, and breakfast out on the patio was such a great way to start the day. Thank you for the excellent care you took of us during our visit.
My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“Super service, new rooms, nice area, perfect service”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****
henkespresso 2 contributions
The Hague
Jul 25, 2009 | Trip type: Family
A little bit hard to find, but with some help by phone you will find it easily, the buiding in nr. 11, ring the bell, do through the garden, take the lift to the 6 th floor.
My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“Great! Great! Great!”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****

flavorfull 8 contributions
Bigfork, Montana
Jul 8, 2009 | Trip type: Friends getaway
Very clean, stylish furnishings, helpful staff, internet, AC, close to the action. What more could you want? And for half the price of comprable places. Highly recommended!!!
My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location ****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“Enjoy Rome with a feel of Home”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****
NOWUCME 2 contributions
Washington DC
Jul 2, 2009
I am traveling with my 60 year old mother and after 2 weeks in Germany at 5 Star Hotels, we are enjoying staying at Domus Caracalla. The atmosphere is wonderful, the location is spectacular, and the couple who run the B&B could not be more accomodating.
The rooms are very nice and bigger than I expected by normal European standards. There is free internet service, and breakfast is served on the Veranda right outside of the room every morning. The breakfast is rolls, cake, coffee or Espresso, a hard boiled egg, yogurt, and juice.
The B&B is located .9k from the Coliseum where you can then pick up a Stop and Go tourist bus and travel all over Rome for 20 Euro every 24 hours, but there is also a metro right there as well. We chose the Stop and Go because we are not familiar with the Metro stops or train system and have heard they can be filled with pickpockets.
It can be a little difficult to find at first, but you go to the address (building 11) and press the button for #14. Then the B&B is on the 6th Floor. You have to go around the first elevator, down the stairs and through the courtyard to the second elevator, and ride the second elevator up to the 6th floor where they will be waiting to let you in. Adrianna is very pleasant and helpful.
We truly could not have picked a better place to stay and it is very reasonablly priced.
My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“Very welcoming B & B”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****
Hayley-wayley 3 contributions
Durham, United Kingdom
Jun 23, 2009 | Trip type: Couples
We were very pleasantly suprised by Domus Caracalla and would definitely recommend it for a short city break, especially as the rates were very reasonable.
We had a little trouble finding it as it is in an apartment block- if you are planning to stay here, the property itself is number 11, and the apartment number is 14, there are no clear signs e.g. 'B &B.' We had to press the buzzer as if visiting the apartment itself, then we were let in. Ignore the first lift, go straight ahead to the courtyard and its the second lift you come to. Domus Caracalla (or apartment 14) is on the 6th floor.
Other than the trouble finding it we had no problems whatsoever. The room itself was very nicely decorated and very clean. We had a good a/c system and clean towels every day and we particularly liked the shower. We were also served a very decent breakfast at a time of our choosing each morning. The staff are very friendly and simply let you go about your business. A slight drawback for some is the 1am curfew after which time presumably there will be no one there to let you into the building, though this never happened to us.
The location is not bad at all, the nearest metro stop to walk to is probably Colloseo which is about 10-15 mins walk. We preferred buses to termini, the 714 will drop you off just round the corner.
Overall a very pleasant stay.
My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location ****
Cleanliness *****
Service ****

“Very good for us!!!!!!!!!”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****
xAdelina 2 contributions
Malta
Jun 16, 2009 | Trip type: Couples
This is exactly the kind of accomodation I have been looking for in Romeand have had trouble finding. It is small, personal, friendly, and well maintained. The price was very reasonable, and the breakfast was good. It is near the major tourist areas and was exactly where we needed to be to visit our relatives in northeast Rome. The bus stop and metro station are very close and gives access to downtown Rome and other destinations. Restaurants and pubs are right at hand. It was perfect for our needs. We will be back!”
My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“Perfect for us!”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****

Grant71 1 contribution
Birmingham
Jun 12, 2009 | Trip type: Family
We stayed @ the Domus Caracalla and found the location great for exploring Rome on foot. You are just blocks from the ancient city ruins. The rooms but very clean and nice.Giovanna was very Helpful and friendly. The neighborhood is quiet and there are restaurants. The Metro stop is just 5 min. throw away. (Just beware of taking a tour with the Greenline Tours. We did, and got dropped off a couple of miles away from our hotel.)Breakfast is included in your room rate, and was plentiful with good coffee or espresso, fruit, juices, breads, eggs, ect. It was a great base for exploring Rome and at a reasonable price.
My ratings for this hotel

Value *****

Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Service ****

“Quiet, residential, blissful comfort.”
Domus Caracalla
ShoulderSeasoner 1 contribution
Washington, DC
May 14, 2009 | Trip type: Couples
In a completely residential block (and building), we weren't sure we were in the right place at first. However, once we were inside Domus Caracalla we were pleasantly surprised by the lovely decor, excellent service, and wonderful modern amenities. Our room was big, quiet, comfortable, and had a top notch bathroom with all brand new fixtures. Everything was spotlessly clean and new. Breakfast on our personal balcony was delicious and relaxing. The neighborhood is not hugely central, but it was great as a quiet get away from all the tourist. The staff was very courteous and helpful. And the price was surprisingly reasonable. I highly recommend this place.
My ratings for this hotel

Value *****

Rooms *****
Location ***
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“Wonderful people, great location, very neat/clean!!!!”
Domus Caracalla
WMcKenna 1 contribution
New York USA
Apr 19, 2009 | Trip type: Family
Stefano and Giovanna are wonderful hosts. Their B&B is new, clean and very neat. the breakfast is a feast. For such a busy location their rooms are quiet and close to transportation and businesses. These folks are a diamond . We will return there soon. Bill McKenna, Northport, New York, USA.
My ratings for this hotel

Value *****

Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****
“A good place two blocks away from the Colosseum”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****

ustten 4 contributions
ussten
Aug 7, 2009 | Trip type: Couples
Found a triple room at this hotel it was a good deal at just over 90 euos for 3 people. They have a special price in August and it is a bit more expensive other times of the year. This place is two blocks away from the Colosseum and few munutes from the Forum. I highly reccomend anyone this little place, good staff, good breakfast and very good rooms.
Value Rate *****
Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Services *****

“Delightful”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****
kpeoly 1 contribution
Olympia, WA
Aug 6, 2009 | Trip type: Family
We had just a perfect time staying at the Domus Caracalla. It isn't in the thick of all the "sights" of Rome but we had no trouble walking, catching the subway or train from the hotel. It is in a more residential area so sleeping was very peaceful, the A/C was great, and breakfast out on the patio was such a great way to start the day. Thank you for the excellent care you took of us during our visit.
My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“Super service, new rooms, nice area, perfect service”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****
henkespresso 2 contributions
The Hague
Jul 25, 2009 | Trip type: Family
A little bit hard to find, but with some help by phone you will find it easily, the buiding in nr. 11, ring the bell, do through the garden, take the lift to the 6 th floor.
My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“Great! Great! Great!”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****

flavorfull 8 contributions
Bigfork, Montana
Jul 8, 2009 | Trip type: Friends getaway
Very clean, stylish furnishings, helpful staff, internet, AC, close to the action. What more could you want? And for half the price of comprable places. Highly recommended!!!
My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location ****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“Enjoy Rome with a feel of Home”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****
NOWUCME 2 contributions
Washington DC
Jul 2, 2009
I am traveling with my 60 year old mother and after 2 weeks in Germany at 5 Star Hotels, we are enjoying staying at Domus Caracalla. The atmosphere is wonderful, the location is spectacular, and the couple who run the B&B could not be more accomodating.
The rooms are very nice and bigger than I expected by normal European standards. There is free internet service, and breakfast is served on the Veranda right outside of the room every morning. The breakfast is rolls, cake, coffee or Espresso, a hard boiled egg, yogurt, and juice.
The B&B is located .9k from the Coliseum where you can then pick up a Stop and Go tourist bus and travel all over Rome for 20 Euro every 24 hours, but there is also a metro right there as well. We chose the Stop and Go because we are not familiar with the Metro stops or train system and have heard they can be filled with pickpockets.
It can be a little difficult to find at first, but you go to the address (building 11) and press the button for #14. Then the B&B is on the 6th Floor. You have to go around the first elevator, down the stairs and through the courtyard to the second elevator, and ride the second elevator up to the 6th floor where they will be waiting to let you in. Adrianna is very pleasant and helpful.
We truly could not have picked a better place to stay and it is very reasonablly priced.
My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“Very welcoming B & B”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****
Hayley-wayley 3 contributions
Durham, United Kingdom
Jun 23, 2009 | Trip type: Couples
We were very pleasantly suprised by Domus Caracalla and would definitely recommend it for a short city break, especially as the rates were very reasonable.
We had a little trouble finding it as it is in an apartment block- if you are planning to stay here, the property itself is number 11, and the apartment number is 14, there are no clear signs e.g. 'B &B.' We had to press the buzzer as if visiting the apartment itself, then we were let in. Ignore the first lift, go straight ahead to the courtyard and its the second lift you come to. Domus Caracalla (or apartment 14) is on the 6th floor.
Other than the trouble finding it we had no problems whatsoever. The room itself was very nicely decorated and very clean. We had a good a/c system and clean towels every day and we particularly liked the shower. We were also served a very decent breakfast at a time of our choosing each morning. The staff are very friendly and simply let you go about your business. A slight drawback for some is the 1am curfew after which time presumably there will be no one there to let you into the building, though this never happened to us.
The location is not bad at all, the nearest metro stop to walk to is probably Colloseo which is about 10-15 mins walk. We preferred buses to termini, the 714 will drop you off just round the corner.
Overall a very pleasant stay.
My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location ****
Cleanliness *****
Service ****

“Very good for us!!!!!!!!!”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****
xAdelina 2 contributions
Malta
Jun 16, 2009 | Trip type: Couples
This is exactly the kind of accomodation I have been looking for in Romeand have had trouble finding. It is small, personal, friendly, and well maintained. The price was very reasonable, and the breakfast was good. It is near the major tourist areas and was exactly where we needed to be to visit our relatives in northeast Rome. The bus stop and metro station are very close and gives access to downtown Rome and other destinations. Restaurants and pubs are right at hand. It was perfect for our needs. We will be back!”
My ratings for this hotel
Value *****
Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“Perfect for us!”
Domus Caracalla - votes : *****

Grant71 1 contribution
Birmingham
Jun 12, 2009 | Trip type: Family
We stayed @ the Domus Caracalla and found the location great for exploring Rome on foot. You are just blocks from the ancient city ruins. The rooms but very clean and nice.Giovanna was very Helpful and friendly. The neighborhood is quiet and there are restaurants. The Metro stop is just 5 min. throw away. (Just beware of taking a tour with the Greenline Tours. We did, and got dropped off a couple of miles away from our hotel.)Breakfast is included in your room rate, and was plentiful with good coffee or espresso, fruit, juices, breads, eggs, ect. It was a great base for exploring Rome and at a reasonable price.
My ratings for this hotel

Value *****

Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Service ****

“Quiet, residential, blissful comfort.”
Domus Caracalla
ShoulderSeasoner 1 contribution
Washington, DC
May 14, 2009 | Trip type: Couples
In a completely residential block (and building), we weren't sure we were in the right place at first. However, once we were inside Domus Caracalla we were pleasantly surprised by the lovely decor, excellent service, and wonderful modern amenities. Our room was big, quiet, comfortable, and had a top notch bathroom with all brand new fixtures. Everything was spotlessly clean and new. Breakfast on our personal balcony was delicious and relaxing. The neighborhood is not hugely central, but it was great as a quiet get away from all the tourist. The staff was very courteous and helpful. And the price was surprisingly reasonable. I highly recommend this place.
My ratings for this hotel

Value *****

Rooms *****
Location ***
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

“Wonderful people, great location, very neat/clean!!!!”
Domus Caracalla
WMcKenna 1 contribution
New York USA
Apr 19, 2009 | Trip type: Family
Stefano and Giovanna are wonderful hosts. Their B&B is new, clean and very neat. the breakfast is a feast. For such a busy location their rooms are quiet and close to transportation and businesses. These folks are a diamond . We will return there soon. Bill McKenna, Northport, New York, USA.
My ratings for this hotel

Value *****

Rooms *****
Location *****
Cleanliness *****
Service *****

Rental prices

Prices for group size 1
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
low season for 2 people	11 Dec 10	23 Dec 10	450€ 450	7070	7575	3 Nights

Prices for group size 15
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Low season	11 Dec 11	24 Dec 11	500€ 500	6060	6565	1 Night
Middle Season	24 Dec 11	29 Dec 11	650€ 650	9595	105105	1 Night
High season	29 Dec 11	3 Jan 12	850€ 850	130130	140140	1 Night
2 pax	3 Jan 12	6 Jan 12	750€ 750	110110	110110	1 Night
2 pax	6 Jan 12	9 Jan 12	850€ 850	130130	130130	3 Nights
2 pax	9 Jan 12	16 Mar 12	450€ 450	6565	7575	1 Night
2 pax	16 Mar 12	6 Apr 12	600€ 600	9090	9595	2 Nights
2 pax	6 Apr 12	10 Apr 12	890€ 890	130130	130130	4 Nights
2 pax	10 Apr 12	1 Jul 12	820€ 820	120120	130130	1 Night
2 pax	1 Jul 12	1 Aug 12	540€ 540	8080	9090	1 Night

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday and Saturday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Breakfast is served from 7.30am until 9.30am in your own room

Here follow our offer per room, per night including breakfast and tax:

Double room single use -1 person from Euro 65.00 up to Euro 100,00 per room, per night including breakfast and Vat tax

Double room - 2 people - from Euro 75.00 up to Euro130,00 per room, per night including breakfast and Vat tax

Double room + extra bed 3 people Euro 90,00 up to Euro 150,00 per room, per night including breakfast and Vat tax

Triple room 3 people from Euro 100,00 up to Euro 150,00 per room, per night including breakfast and Vat tax In this room there are two separated bed rooms (one double and one triple), two bathrooms and with Balcony.

Quadruple room 4 people from Euro 120 up to Euro 180,00 per room, per night including breakfast and Vat tax In this room there are two separated bed rooms (one double and one triple), two bathrooms and with Balcony.

Quintuple room 5 people from Euro 140 up to Euro 200,00 per room, per night including breakfast and Vat tax In this room there are two separated bed rooms (one double and one triple), two bathrooms and with Balcony.

For CASH payment in Euro the Hotel offers you a 10% discount (*)

The rate does not include the city tax which is 2 Euro per person, per night.

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3 years listed You are contacting Stefano Donghi Landline +39 06 7080053 Mobile n/a Payment accepted Credit cards accepted Languages spoken The owner is based in Italy and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2008. This bed & breakfast has so far received 0 reviews.

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