Your Stylish Sanctuary
Each of our three thoughtfully designed rooms offers a haven of modern comfort. With clean lines, minimalist aesthetics, and a soothing dark color palette, our Double and Comfort rooms provide a tranquil retreat after a day of exploring the Eternal City. Each room features a flat-screen TV and a private ensuite bathroom, ensuring your privacy and comfort.
A Prime Location
Pietra’s enviable location puts you steps away from some of Rome’s most iconic landmarks. Stroll to the awe-inspiring Castel Sant’Angelo, explore the vibrant Piazza del Popolo, or immerse yourself in the artistic treasures of the Vatican Museums. With convenient access to public transportation, the rest of the city is easily within reach.
Start Your Day with a Roman Ritual
Begin your day with a delicious Italian breakfast at a charming nearby café, included in your stay. Savor freshly brewed coffee, flaky pastries, and other local specialties as you plan your day’s adventures.
Discover the Best of Rome
Whether you’re a history buff, an art lover, or a culinary enthusiast, Pietra is your ideal base for experiencing the magic of Rome. Our friendly staff are always on hand to offer insider tips and recommendations, ensuring you make the most of your Roman holiday.
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Experience the perfect blend of modern comfort, historical charm, and prime location at Pietra. We look forward to welcoming you to our stylish oasis in the heart of Rome.
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A taste of our Rome Guide
Here are a few handpicked places from our complete guide, designed to make your stay in Rome special.
Libri Necessari
An independent bookstore in Trastevere specializing in second-hand and used books (‘libri d’occasione’). A great place for treasure hunting among shelves packed with finds across various genres. Perfect for Browse.
Via Margutta
quiet, charming street near Piazza di Spagna, historically known as the artists’ street. It’s famous for its ivy-covered buildings, art galleries, artisan shops, and antique stores. Perfect for a peaceful stroll away from the crowds. Featured in the movie “Roman Holiday”.
Nuovo Cinema Aquila
Located in the heart of the vibrant Pigneto neighborhood, Nuovo Cinema Aquila focuses on independent, art-house, and quality mainstream films. Frequently screens movies in their original language (V.O. – Versione Originale). Check their schedule for current screenings.
Via Giulia
An elegant and remarkably straight street in the historic center, running parallel to the Tiber river. Commissioned by Pope Julius II and designed by Bramante in the early 16th century, it’s lined with Renaissance palaces, antique shops, art galleries, and quiet courtyards. Look for the Farnese Arch, part of Michelangelo’s unfinished bridge project. Ideal for an atmospheric walk.
Biblioteca Casanatense (Casanatense Library)
Another magnificent historic public library located near the Pantheon (adjacent to Santa Maria sopra Minerva church). Founded in the early 18th century, it holds important collections and features beautiful historic reading rooms. As with Biblioteca Angelica, it’s primarily for research; check visitor access policies on their official website.
Ozio Restaurant
Located in the Prati district, Ozio Restaurant is known for having a rooftop terrace offering pleasant views. Likely serves modern Italian or Mediterranean cuisine, suitable for dinner or possibly an aperitivo with a view.
MAXXI – National Museum of 21st Century Arts
Located in the Flaminio district, MAXXI is Italy’s national museum dedicated to contemporary creativity. Designed by renowned architect Zaha Hadid, the building itself is a stunning piece of modern architecture worth seeing. It hosts exhibitions of 21st-century art, architecture, design, and photography.
CSOA Forte Prenestino
Located in the Centocelle district, this is a large historic fort transformed into a CSOA (Self-managed Occupied Social Center). It’s a major hub for Rome’s underground and alternative culture, hosting concerts (punk, reggae, electronic, etc.), festivals (like Crack! Fumetti Dirompenti), markets, workshops, and political events. Check their website/social media for the specific event calendar.
Coromandel
A charming and cozy spot near Piazza Navona, famous for its international-style brunch. Offers delicious pancakes, French toast, eggs Benedict, bagels, and more in a vintage-chic atmosphere. Also great for lunch or an afternoon tea break.
Romaeuropa Festival (REF)
A major annual international arts festival held in Rome, typically during the autumn months (September-November). Features a diverse program of contemporary theatre, dance, music, digital arts, and circus performances from around the world, hosted in various venues across the city (e.g., Auditorium Parco della Musica, Mattatoio).
Cinema Nuovo Olimpia
Located centrally on Via in Lucina (off Via del Corso), Nuovo Olimpia is well-known for primarily screening films in their original language with Italian subtitles (V.O.S.). A great option for seeing current international releases without dubbing.
Tuba Bookstore & Bar
Located in the lively Pigneto neighborhood, Tuba is more than just a bookshop. It’s a feminist and LGBTQ+ friendly space, focusing on gender studies, narrative, comics, and children’s literature. They also host events, readings, and have a bar area for coffee or aperitivo.