Hi, we are Michela and Roberta, in love with Rome, our goal is to offer, together with the stay, the possibility of seeing Rome through the eyes of those who live there every day. Tips for having experiences that can include not only tourist Rome but also the once of "dolce vita", so don't hesitate to ask us where to go, what to see and where to eat.

Romi Suite is a new Guest House located a few meters from Metro B1 in the elegant and quiet African neighborhood. It offers all its guests a comfortable and modern environment by offering 4 newly designed rooms equipped with every comfort. Our guests will be able to take advantage of a bar corner dedicated to them.

There are many wonders that are hidden in the streets of the African neighborhood of Rome, furthermore the B1 metro and the bus stop in front of "Romi Suite" offer connections to the main tourist attractions and historical monuments in just a few minutes. Quiet and residential neighbourhood, also ideal for shopping but also for tourist trips to discover the Catacombs of Via Anapo (3rd-4th century) which preserves inscriptions and fragments of a sarcophagus and the Catacombs of Priscilla, an early Christian monument with admirable frescoes. To the north of the neighborhood extends the Park of Villa Chigi where you can admire various villas and towers, such as Sant'Agnese outside the walls which includes the basilica, catacomb and mausoleum of Santa Costanza, and Villa Leopardi with adjoining park. Also worth visiting is the Church of Santa Emerenziana in the square of the same name, known because its interior houses a mosaic of over 500 square metres, a recent work from 1968, by Father Ugolino da Belluno, and the "Devil's Chair" (located between Viale Libia and via Tripoli) ruins of the funerary monument of the colonial era, of Elio Callistio, "liberto" (freedman) of the emperor Adrian of the first half of the 2nd century AD, in 1882, at the height of today's Addis Ababa square, thanks to the research of Romolo Meli, a prehistoric deposit over 200,000 years old was found! Finally, Villa Paganini and Villa Torlonia, which was the residence of the Mussolini family from 1925 to 1943, and the architecture of the nearby Coppedè district are also worth visiting.