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Rome · San Paolo
Your quiet
corner of Rome.
A welcoming place to stay, with thoughtful touches to help you feel at home and Rome just outside the door.
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Welcome
A Roman break,
at your own pace.
San Paolo Corner is a small family-run B&B. The owner lives next door and personally takes care of the room and breakfast. A simple welcome, just like in the old days.
Ideal for a weekend, a business trip or a few extra days to enjoy Rome at a leisurely pace.
What’s here for you →
Your stay
Little touches,
lasting comfort.
The essentials, along with a few thoughtful extras, for a comfortable stay.
Breakfast
An Italian breakfast to start your day.
Climate control
Air conditioning and heating.
Private bathroom
Double room with bed linen and towels.
Relax in your room
Balcony, flat-screen TV, kettle with herbal teas and a coffee machine.
Non-smoking rooms
Smoking is not permitted at the property.
Clear and simple
Your stay,
no surprises.
Select your dates on Booking.com to see rates and availability.
- Italian breakfast
- Double room with private bathroom
- Pets are not allowed
Double room with private bathroom
Check your dates
- Check-in
- 16:30–19:00
- Check-out
- 08:00–10:30
Rates vary according to dates, guests and booking conditions.
Location
Explore Rome,
your way.
Largo Enea Bortolotti, 10 · 00146 Roma
A convenient base for exploring the city, with connections to the centre and everyday essentials nearby.
700 mfrom Basilica S. Paolo metro*
Line BBasilica S. Paolo metro
Explore
Around the corner,
and across Rome.
Discover San Paolo, Ostiense and Garbatella, with a few ideas for exploring the city centre and EUR.
A walk around the neighbourhood
San Paolo
Basilica of St Paul Outside the Walls
One of Rome’s papal basilicas, with mosaics and a cloister to explore.
Get directionsOstiense
Centrale Montemartini
Ancient sculptures meet industrial machinery in an unusual museum setting.
Get directionsGarbatella
Historic Garbatella
Explore small squares, courtyards and historic housing on a walk through everyday Rome.
Get directionsOstiense
Street art and Porto Fluviale
Murals and industrial heritage along the streets of one of Rome’s liveliest neighbourhoods.
Get directionsOstiense · Garbatella
Ponte Settimia Spizzichino
The bridge with sweeping white arches connecting Ostiense and Garbatella.
Get directionsFurther afield on metro line B
Piramide metro + walk
Pyramid of Cestius and Porta San Paolo
A striking Roman tomb beside one of the gates in the Aurelian Walls.
Get directionsPiramide metro + walk
Non-Catholic Cemetery
A peaceful garden beside the Pyramid, where Keats and Shelley are buried.
Get directionsColosseo metro
Colosseum and Roman Forum
Spend a day exploring Rome’s famous amphitheatre and the heart of the ancient city.
Get directionsCirco Massimo metro
Circus Maximus
The site of Rome’s ancient chariot-racing stadium, with the Palatine Hill as its backdrop.
Get directionsEUR Palasport metro + walk
EUR Lake
A green lakeside walk along the Passeggiata del Giappone.
Get directionsEUR Magliana metro + walk
Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana
The famous “Square Colosseum”, a landmark of EUR’s monumental architecture.
Get directionsSelect “Get directions” for routes from the B&B and current journey times. Check official websites for opening hours and booking requirements.
Find out more on Turismo Roma and see the ATAC metro maps.
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