Quadruple Room
- Sleeping arrangements for 4 persons
Bed & Breakfast · Rome · Lazio
A small, independently run B&B near St Peter's Basilica, with clean, practical rooms, a shared kitchenette, and unusually personal service.
About
San Peter Rome B&B is a small, independently run property in a residential building near the Vatican. Reviews describe four keyed rooms around a shared kitchen, with host Irina on site and repeatedly singled out for being welcoming, helpful and easy to reach. It carries a guest rating of 8 out of 10 from 405 reviews.
The rooms are clean, modern and en suite, with air conditioning, flat-screen TVs and a small fridge. A light breakfast is served in the room, and the shared kitchenette is set up for tea, coffee and toast. The location is the other main draw: guests put St Peter's Basilica about a 5-minute walk away and St Peter's Square closer still, with bus 64 passing close by for Termini and the city centre.
In brief
01 — Rooms
High season: summer dates usually book out a few weeks ahead.
02 — Amenities
Everything included at this stay — the facilities and essentials, at a glance.
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03 — Reviews
Recent verified reviews from guests who stayed here.
Guest-rated 8/10 from 405 reviews
8Verified guest“Everything about our stay was excellent. The rooms were practical and had private bathrooms, the staff were friendly and helpful, and the room included central heating, a safe and a flat-screen television.”
8Verified guest“The hotel lived up to expectations. The location was magnificent, the staff very friendly and extremely helpful, and it was close to both a bus station and a train station. St Peter's Square was about 10 minutes away at a relaxed pace, and Piazza Navona's historic centre was also within easy reach.”
8Verified guest“One of the best stays of our trip around Italy. Irina, who runs the place, was welcoming and helpful — she waited for us even though we arrived late, explained everything, and even described the room in advance. The B&B was spotless. There was a light breakfast in the room and a small kitchen with utensils, so we could make coffee whenever we wanted. The room had a TV and air conditioning. Every room has its own bathroom, and St Peter's Basilica and Vatican City are just a 5-minute walk away. A nearby bus links to the city and the train station, though it can be busy, and the city tour bus stops in front of the Basilica. I loved it and would happily stay again or recommend it.”
8Verified guest“The rooms are brand new and spotlessly clean, with comfortable beds. The staff were polite and lovely. We had a really good stay and would thoroughly recommend this place.”
8Verified guest“The room was modern and brand new, with three beds, and the atmosphere was quiet.”
8Verified guest“Irina was the best part of the stay. She was extremely helpful and accommodating — she even let me use her mobile phone for a local call. The location was excellent too, right next to the Vatican; I could see St Peter's Basilica every time I left the B&B.”
04 — Location
The property sits in Rome.
St Peter's Basilica: Guests say it's about a 5-minute walk; one review puts St Peter's Square at under two minutes from the B&B.
Vatican City: The property is described as right next to the Vatican, with a guest noting they could see St Peter's Basilica every time they left.
Campo de' Fiori: The property description places the square 1.6 km from the B&B.
Getting around: Bus 64 stops close by and connects Termini, the city centre and the Vatican. One guest mentions the nearest metro is a 15-minute walk on the red line.
Piazza Santa Maria Alle Fornaci 2, Rome, Lazio, Italy
05 — Good to know
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06 — Questions
Guests put it at about a 5-minute walk, with one review saying St Peter's Square is less than 2 minutes away.
The listed check-in window is 11:30–20:00 and check-out is 01:00–10:00. Several reviews mention that Irina was flexible and waited for late arrivals.
A light breakfast is available in the room. The shared kitchenette can be used for tea, coffee and toast, and one guest notes snacks are available there all day.
No, San Peter Rome B&B does not allow pets.
The bottom line
For a Vatican-focused Rome trip, this is an easy recommendation if you are comfortable with an informal, apartment-style stay. The location and the level of personal care are the reasons to book; the small shared kitchen and limited hotel facilities are the trade-offs. It holds an 8.0 guest rating from 405 reviews.
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