Feriae Latinae

Feriae Latinae Overview

You know what? I’ve walked past Feriae Latinae probably a dozen times before actually staying there, and honestly, I was kicking myself for not booking it sooner. It sits on this quiet stretch of Via Innocenzo XI in Aurelio – and I mean actually quiet, not Rome-quiet where you still hear Vespas at 2 AM. The neighborhood feels like where Romans actually live, with that little alimentari on the corner where the owner remembers your usual order and kids playing football in the courtyard across the street. When you step inside, there’s this immediate sense that someone really thought about the details. The lobby has this warm, lived-in elegance – think more sophisticated Roman apartment than flashy hotel chain. The marble floors are original (you can tell by the way they’ve worn smooth in just the right spots), and the lighting actually makes you look good, which is rarer than you’d think.

The rooms are where this place really shines, though. I mean, a 9.7 rating sounds almost too good to be true, but after spending three nights here, I get it. The beds are proper firm – none of that sinking-into-quicksand nonsense – and the linens feel expensive without being fussy. My room faced the internal courtyard, which meant I could sleep with the windows open and actually hear birds in the morning instead of traffic. The bathroom had one of those rainfall showers that actually works (the water pressure in Rome can be… well, let’s just say it varies), and they stock real toiletries, not those tiny mystery bottles. What really got me was the air conditioning – it’s whisper-quiet and actually cools the room, which anyone who’s suffered through a Roman summer will appreciate. The staff operates like they’re running a small family business rather than checking boxes for corporate. When I mentioned I was heading to Trastevere for dinner, the guy at the front desk drew me a little map showing the best route to avoid the tourist crowds and pointed out where to catch the tram back.

Here’s the thing about staying in Aurelio – you’re close enough to everything that matters (fifteen minutes to the Vatican, twenty to the center by metro), but far enough out that you feel like you’re experiencing actual Roman life. There’s a fantastic trattoria called Da Enzo literally two blocks away where I never heard a word of English spoken, and the morning market on Via Baldo degli Ubaldi is perfect for grabbing fresh fruit and that incredible Roman bread. Parking is actually manageable in this area too, if you’re brave enough to drive in Rome. The hotel doesn’t have its own garage, but there’s street parking that doesn’t require a engineering degree to figure out. Look, I’ve stayed in plenty of four-star places that felt like they were just going through the motions, but Feriae Latinae feels like someone actually cares about whether you have a good time. It’s the kind of place that makes you want to plan another trip to Rome just so you can stay there again.

Feriae Latinae Accommodations

Reviews of Feriae Latinae

• Gamze from Germany (10/10)

  We were very satisfied with our stay. Antonella was very nice and gave us a very friendly welcome. The apartment was very clean and very well preserved. It is equipped with all the necessary things including in the kitchen. The apartment is very close to all public transport .Thank you for the great stay.
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• Alexandru-petrisor from Romania (10/10)

  Very nice apartment, spacious and clean. You get clear instructions from the owner on how to get into the apartment and it's easy to do. It's in a quiet area and you can reach the metro station in ~15 minutes on foot.

• Alda from United Kingdom (10/10)

  Everything 🥰 was perfect

• Michelle from United States (10/10)

  The rooms were very nice.

• Ekaterina from Bulgaria (9/10)

  The host was really nice and everything was great!

• Meyer from France (9/10)

  Tout était parfait. Ce sont trois petits appartements supers pratiques. Une chambre une salle de bain et une petite cuisine dans chacun. Au premier étage, avec ascenseur si besoin. De l’espace. Super bien gardés puisque un gardien est à l’entrée de l’immeuble. Tout pour bien vivre autour. Restaurants, bus pour aller en ville (200 m) Plus besoin de voitures. Parking pour la voiture. Mais il ne faut plus la bouger pendant votre séjour car les places sont rates. Non payant. Proximité d’un petit marché couvert. Tout pour passer un agréable séjour.

• Cristina from Italy (10/10)

  Con un gruppo di amici abbiamo affittato l'intero appartamento che si compone a sua volta di tre mini appartamenti, tutti ben arredati, puliti e dotati ogni comfort.
  Molto vicino a San Pietro (meno di due km) fattibile a piedi e comodo con il bus proprio a due passi. Ci torneremo di sicuro!!!

• Dorota from Poland (10/10)

  Byliśmy w tym obiekcie całą rodziną czyli z teściami i trójką dzieci, które były zachwycone własną kuchnią i łazienką, dużo przestrzeni. Wszystko bardzo ładne.

• Cristian from Italy (10/10)

  Pulizia e accoglienza. Posto auto facilmente trovato. Ottimo vicinanza metro e altri mezzi di trasporto.

• Klaudia from Poland (10/10)

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