Located in the center of Rome, less than 200 meters from the Cipro Metro Station, 800 meters from the Vatican Museums, and 900 meters from the Ottaviano Metro Station, Millelire Vatican Terrace is perfect for families or groups of up to 6 guests, offering air-conditioned accommodations with two spacious bedrooms, one living room, one bathroom, one studio, a fully equipped kitchen, and two balconies overlooking the Vatican Gardens.

We are located just 250 meters from the CIPRO Metro Station, which will take you to Piazza del Popolo in 3 stops (8 min), Piazza di Spagna in 4 stops (9 min), and Termini train station in 7 stops (15 min).

The apartment (110 sqm) is located on the 7th floor of a building with an elevator and stands out for its brightness and larger size compared to the average apartment in the neighborhood.

It features two large private outdoor spaces—a true rarity for buildings of this era. The view of the Vatican Gardens sets this property apart and makes it one-of-a-kind.

The well-equipped kitchen includes an oven, stovetop, microwave, capsule coffee machine, electric kettle, and everything else you’ll need to make your stay comfortable.

The apartment features a studio area, ideal for those who need a space to work during their stay.

It has two spacious and bright bedrooms with modern and functional furnishings. One of the two bedrooms opens onto a second private balcony. This apartment has 2 beds and 1 sofa bed, ideal for accommodating up to 6 people.

We provide every guest with essential toiletries: hand soap, body wash, shampoo, a hair dryer, and towels.

For those who need parking: There is a large public parking lot with over 100 parking spaces just 200 meters away, as well as many private parking garages and numerous public parking spots along the sidewalk.

The apartment is located in the heart of one of Rome’s most authentic and vibrant neighborhoods, where you can sample the most authentic Roman dishes and street food: the famous Bonci pizzeria just around the corner, a local pizzeria serving supplì that’s open every day until 1 a.m., the popular Fischio bar where people gather after work, and many local Roman restaurants with reasonable prices, among others. Mercato Trionfale, Rome’s largest local food market, is also just a 5-minute walk away—ideal for those curious to try local ingredients. There are more than four supermarkets in this area, including a large Carrefour that’s open 24/7.