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3 rooms in totalAre you moving to the great city of Rome to pursue your studies? If you still haven't found the flat you are looking for, this one might be the perfect choice for you! The apartment is located on the second floor of historic Umbertino building, with large double windows with air chamber very quiet. The property is right in the heart of the city, on the Colle Oppio in Monti neighbourhood, a very trendy and fashionable area with the most scenic archaeological sites in Rome. You will be within walking distance to incredible locations, such as the Imperial Forum. You will also find the metro A station Vittorio Emanuele just 50 meters from the property that will take you to Piazza Barberini e Spagna in 4 minutes only. The apartment is very quiet inside and features unlimited WiFi throughout the apartment, which is very large. NB: You'll be paying a total of 100 euros per person for utility bills.
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Living roomAvailable from: February 2026
Min stay: 27 nights
Max stay: No maximum stay
Last updated: December 2025
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Hosted 47 people
Response rate 88%
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Joined Jun 2015
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More about the contractThe location of this apartment could not be better. With walking distance to all the famous sights of Rome. I studied at the university of LUISS, and it was very easy getting there by bus or metro. The room is beautiful, big and bright. The rest of the apartment is also very cozy. I could not be more happy with my stay!
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