Residenza Ottaviani Roma is a friendly guest house tucked in the heart of Rome, Italy. Located at Via Plinio 7, it sits about 2,5 mailia from the city center, offering a comfy base while exploring the Eternal City.

Inside, practical and cozy amenities include free wifi, air conditioning, and private entrances for extra privacy. Non-smoking rooms, an elevator, and upper floors reachable by elevator keep things easy, while free toiletries and a bidet add a touch of convenience. Parking options include Private Parking and Parking On Site with extra charges, and shuttle services (including airport shuttle) are also available for an additional fee.

Residenza Ottaviani Roma has 321 reviews, reflecting a range of traveler experiences. The address remains Via Plinio 7 in Rome, inviting guests to discover the neighborhood and start the day ready for adventures.

Browse a mix of room options, all non-smoking and designed with two guests in mind. The lineup spans Apartment, Chalet, Double Room, Suite Connecting with 1 Bedroom, Small Double Room, Suite, Deluxe Double Room, and a Room Selected At Check In option. Specifics that stand out: the Small Double Room is 151 square feet and comes with a 1 x Queen size bed; the Suite is 484 square feet with a Queen size bed; the Deluxe Double Room offers 215 square feet and a Queen size bed, and can accommodate up to three adults. For the other room types, bed details aren’t listed.

All listed rooms are non-smoking. The Deluxe Double Room can accommodate up to 3 adults; the Small Double Room, Suite, and other listed options indicate accommodation for 2 adults, where specified. Payment options include cash and a broad mix of cards: Diners Club, JCB, Visa, American Express, Mastercard, ATM card, and UnionPay.

Situated at Via Plinio 7 in Rome, the address invites travelers to explore the surrounding neighborhood and plan each day’s adventures. A practical base for wandering the Eternal City, it’s easy to set out to discover nearby sights and return to a cozy, private retreat after a day of discovery.