I’m Massimo Marini, founder of Flatinrome since 2002. I started with just one apartment, building my success on direct management, a passion for the work, and delivering quality at competitive prices. While traveling with my wife and our young children, I discovered how much more convenient it was to stay in a fully equipped apartment rather than a simple hotel room. Today, my children have grown, and together we’ve built a solid, loyal team that allows us to professionally manage an increasing number of apartments and rooms, all either owned or exclusively managed by us. My son Leonardo oversees back-office operations and communication, ensuring 24/7 support through an advanced AI-powered messaging system. This enables us to respond quickly and offer tailored solutions for every need. We continuously invest in technology and innovation: all our properties are equipped with automatic, hassle-free self-check-in systems to provide maximum convenience for our guests. We also use advanced software for price management, ensuring competitive rates that are always aligned with the market, considering each property’s location and quality. On the ground, my son Lorenzo coordinates the operational team, ensuring the automated systems are complemented by quick, personalized interventions when necessary. Alongside him, a dedicated staff handles cleaning, maintenance, and quality control, ensuring impeccable service in every detail. We are deeply committed to environmental sustainability, implementing eco-friendly practices, reducing energy waste, and relying on clean energy providers and photovoltaic panels. Our company fleet is fully electric, and wherever possible, we offer electric vehicle charging stations at our properties. Flatinrome is not an agency but a family-run business that directly manages its properties. This approach allows us to ensure maximum guest satisfaction, maintain a strong online reputation, and generate positive word-of-mouth. Rome awaits you!

Flatinrome Trastevere is a complex of 4 different size vacation apartments and 3 luxury rooms that can accommodate up to 55 persons in total located in Trastevere, in the heart of the Eternal City, walking distance from all the main atractions. It is ideal for those looking for a relaxing break away from the crowded roads and hotels and at the same time looking for a very quiet accommodation for light sleepers in the historical centre of Rome. In every unit you will find all the comforts you could wish, including air conditioning, fast WiFi Wlan Internet connection in every room, washing machine, dishwasher, TV, telephone with free calls to Italian numbers, independent central heating, etc. The superb roof top is fully furnished with tables, chairs, sunlounger. Access is via a staircase not suitable for people with little mobility, but on the ground floor, however, is available to all guests the terrace of the guesthouse with a free distributor of hot drinks (coffee, cappuccino, chocolate, tea, etc.), a computer room with printer and a luggage room.

The complex is located in the historical center, in Trastevere area. Trastevere is one of the best places in the Eternal City to spend your evenings, as it offers a diversity of cafés and restaurants, scattered throughout the picturesque cobble stone streets. The name of district comes from Latin: trans Tiberis, over the river Tiber. The river bends and in between is this nice district. It used to be the working class area: Romans used to cross the river to go and work in the city now it is the district “alla moda”. The apartments are also well connected to the city airports (Fiumicino and Ciampino) and to the main train stations in Rome. With a few steps you can cross the river on “Ponte Fabricio” the oldest remaining bridge of Rome (62 bC !) and get to Jewish Ghetto and Largo Argentina, in the heart of the historical centre of the Eternal City. Trastevere Complex is in the perfect location for visiting the Eternal City by walk. The historical centre of Rome is in fact quite small: it’s a circle of less than 3 kilometres (less than 2 miles) in diameter that includes (from North clockwise): Termini Station, Coliseum, Trastevere and Vatican.