Líbere Rome San Lorenzo

Getting around was easier than we expected. Trams and buses are just moments away, with Rome's sights about 10-15 minutes off, and Turbitino station is a five-minute taxi ride for a direct airport connection. There’s also a well-stocked Carrefour open 24 hours almost opposite. And @Pommidoro_dal_1890, a family-run restaurant three minutes away, was a highlight. We saw it on Stanley Tucci’s programme Searching For Italy, and its fresh, homemade traditional Italian food came in a warm, welcoming setting. We picked the San Lorenzo apart-hotel to be near a relative at university. It's a creative student neighborhood with lots of graffiti, but we felt safe, and the hotel was very secure. The apartment was new, bright, and fresh, with high-standard, convenient fittings, and it smelled lovely when we entered the lobby. The welcome box had coffee, crisps, water, and basic cleaning supplies. Check-in was simple through the emails, as long as you register everyone staying before arrival.

This felt like real Rome, away from the tourist scene. San Lorenzo is a great neighborhood, and the Líbere apartments are clean, easy to use, and well placed. Termini is only a five-minute walk, so getting around is simple. I'd stay again.

Quiet at night and modern, with a practical layout, the apartment was just what we needed. A good pick for apartments near Termini if you want useful transport connections.

There are plenty of restaurants and cafés around, and the neighborhood has a lively, young feel. We really liked staying so close to La Sapienza University.