I have decided to launch myself into this new adventure and welcome you into my home to give you the opportunity to make your stay in Rome even more beautiful, in the name of comfort and well-being! I hope to succeed in making you take away a piece of the Rome that I love so much, the welcoming, warm and eager to make your dreams come true!! Before booking your stay, I invite you to download the Booking App because the day before your arrival I will send you all the information for self check-in on the Booking chat.

Before booking your stay, I invite you to download the Booking App because the day before your arrival I will send you all the information for self check-in on the Booking chat. We inform our kind guests that our structure, having the category of private room owner, cannot issue or issue invoices, as it does not have a VAT number. It can only issue simple payment receipts. Any invoices can be requested directly from Booking. A holiday in style in this beautiful space in the historic center. The rooms are located on the fourth floor and second floor of a late 19th century Umbertine style building, located in the Sallustiano district, in the historic center of Rome, a few steps from Termini Station and the beauties of the capital: Via Veneto, Via Nazionale , Piazza della Repubblica, Piazza Barberini, Piazza di Spagna, the splendid Villa Borghese, Via Condotti, the Fori Imperiali and the Colosseum, all of which can be visited on foot. Many of Rome's tourist and cultural attractions are easily reachable on foot in a few minutes, strolling through the enchanting alleys of the historic center. Alternatively, you can always take the nearby public transport: subway near Piazza della Repubblica and Piazza Barberini. Termini station is also just a few minutes' walk away. There are also excellent connections to the airports and Tiburtina station.

Dea Rome Suites is located behind Via Veneto, a short walk away from the romantic Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps. The whole area is colored by a myriad of art galleries, museums, restaurants and high fashion shops. There are also excellent connections with the city's public transport thanks to the proximity of the subway (near Piazza della Repubblica) and Termini Station (public transport hub). For guests who wish to have commercial services close at hand, the surroundings of our building offer a wide choice of restaurants, bars, pizzerias, trattorias, takeaways and supermarkets. The district, like the adjacent Ludovisi and Castro Pretorio, arose towards the end of the nineteenth century on an area between Via Pia, what would later become Via XX Settembre, and the nascent Via Boncompagni, which until then had been reduced to vineyards and gardens and was part of the Trevi district. It differs from the other "Piedmontese" districts for its much less rigid and severe road scheme, with more variations and solutions regarding the shape of the blocks and the conformation of the streets, also due to the small area that the district covers. Its center is the quiet Piazza Sallustio, the only real square in the district, where the remains of the Horti Sallustiani from which the district took its name can still be seen today. Sallustiano can be divided into two areas, the one between via Piave and via Piemonte-via Salandra, with a fair population density, and the remaining one up to via Bissolati, practically uninhabited and with a high concentration of offices, ministries and embassies. Among the most representative monuments, archaeological sites and buildings of worship in the district we find the delightful Villino Boncompagni Ludovisi which houses the Boncompagni Ludovisi Museum for Decorative Arts, Costume and Fashion of the 19th and 20th centuries, the splendid Church of Santa Maria della Vittoria, which houses the evocative sculptural group in the family