Baroque-style hotel close to the main train station

Nestled in the vibrant San Lorenzo neighbourhood of Rome, Hotel Villa San Lorenzo Maria exudes Italian charm and elegance. The former private residence dates back to 1910 and is now surrounded by the youthful energy of nearby universities. The local area boasts an array of lively restaurants, pubs, and bars, offering an authentic taste of the local culture.

This hotel is just a short journey from Rome’s main monuments, providing a peaceful retreat away from the bustling crowds. The 39 guest rooms are tastefully adorned in Baroque style, each featuring private balconies, flatscreen TVs and air conditioning.

Start your day with a buffet in the hotel’s quaint breakfast room, offering a selection of pastries, fruits, meats, and cheeses. Unwind with a drink at the intimate bar or relax in the charming patio garden, perfect for enjoying the ambiance before heading out for dinner.

Too hot to walk around? Head to the chic rooftop terrace with sunbeds, cushioned wicker chairs, and vine-covered walls. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel so you can plan your itinerary and make the most of your time in the Eternal City.

What Villa San Lorenzo has to offer

Facilities

Food & Drink

  • Bar
  • Breakfast room
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

Find out more about Greater Rome

There’s much more to Rome than just the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Spanish Steps, and the Trevi Fountain. Greater Rome extends beyond the historic city centre, offering a mix of residential charm, historical gems, and modern attractions. Also known as te Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, this area stretches beyond the historic heart into a vast area brimming with cultural treasures, green escapes, and authentic local charm. 

Nestled around the iconic centre, it includes neighbourhoods like Tivoli, Frascati, and Ostia, each with unique attractions. Tivoli offers ancient wonders like Villa Adriana and the enchanting fountains of Villa d’Este. Frascati, part of the Castelli Romani hills, is renowned for its wine and idyllic countryside – book onto a wine tour and taste the local drop at rustic vineyards. Closer to the coast, Ostia boasts golden beaches and the ancient ruins of Ostia Antica, a well-preserved Roman harbour town. Back towards Rome, suburban spots like EUR blend sleek modern architecture with serene lakeside parks, and you can discover another side of Rome in Garbatella Storica, one of the most unique corners of the city, with less tourist queues.

Dining in Greater Rome is an adventure in regional flavours. From rustic trattorias serving porchetta in Ariccia, to seaside restaurants dishing up fresh seafood in Fiumicino, every meal tells a story. Pair your dishes with local wines, especially when you’re in Frascati – bellisimo! Greater Rome offers a quieter, more relaxed pace than the bustling centre, with plenty of nature reserves, charming villages, and easy train connections to central Rome. It’s perfect for balancing the eternal city’s grandeur with authentic, everyday Italian life. Explore its diversity, fall in love with Rome’s broader embrace, and most importantly, when in Rome… do what the Romans do!
 

Via dei Liguri 7, Greater Rome, 185, Italy

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