Beatus Viator means satisfied traveler and in fact our mission is to always try to ensure the well-being of the guests of our comfortable structure with rooms all equipped with private bathroom, air conditioning, soundproof windows, wireless internet, LCD TV, mini fridge, and with rich breakfast served in the room.
Beatus Viator is a modern guest house located in the center of Rome on the first floor of a historic Umbertino-style building from the 1900s with vaulted ceilings with all the comforts and comforts of a superior category hotel at affordable prices only 50 meters from the entrance of the Termini station and the subway that winds throughout the city.
For those coming by plane: from Fiumicino airport with the Leonardo da Vinci train you can reach the station in 40 minutes and also from Ciampino airport with the bus you have the Capolinea stop right in front of our entrance door.
For those coming by car: direction Rome center.
Given the central location, those who want to get to know Rome on foot have everything available within twenty minutes. The most important monuments: the Colosseum, Imperial Forums, Altare della Patria, the Quirinale, the Capitoline Museums, the Domus Aurea, Piazza di Spagna, Trinità dei Monti, and various basilicas such as Santa Maria Maggiore and San Giovanni.
Every morning we will offer you your choice of milk, coffee, tea or cappuccino together with croissants and hot croissants, rusks, jams, nutella, yogurt and tarts or house pies, with fruit juices and water.
The best way to start visiting the Eternal City!
No prepayment needed - pay at the check in
Double Room
Triple room
Family room
Born and lived in France for up to 25 years, I was "kidnapped" by the beauty of the Eternal City and I have now been Roman by adoption for more than 20 years. My passion is to share stories with my guests and every day I try to make their stay unique and unforgettable. Friendliness and hospitality are my strengths.
Beatus Viator is located in the ethnic district par excellence, the Esquiline which develops around Termini Station and Piazza Vittorio.
Art lovers will be spoiled for choice between the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, the church of San Pietro in Vincoli, the National Roman Museum and, on Colle Oppio, the Domus Aurea. Going down Via Cavour, you can easily reach the fascinating Monti district. Once popular and dilapidated, today it is a place to be discovered, made of narrow medieval streets and hidden trattorias, alternative shops and trendy bars. Without a doubt, a cosmopolitan area that mixes the village atmosphere well with boutiques and one-of-a-kind clubs.
Via Giovanni Giolitti, 101 - Roma (RM) - Directions
Identification code 058091-AFF-03766
