holidayhome-rome.it is a Marco Polo Italia Association project dedicated to Rome accommodation.
Thanks to the tourist services provided to its users on holidayhome-rome.com, a portal dedicated to tourist hospitality and accommodation in Rome, Marco Polo Italia Association wants to make it more convenient, simple and easy to visit Rome, rediscovering beauty and charm of the eternal city.
Born in 2009 in order to promote the meeting between the people from different countries and cultures, through trips and holidays in apartments and houses of the Association, as well as the knowledge of the landscapes and the art of Italy, the popularity of Italian art and culture, the visit of places of the Italian artistic heritage, Marco Polo Italia Association now has over 500 members worldwide who have benefited from the association’s structures at competitive prices, which have allowed them to know our country, our culture and our gastronomy.
The Association, through its network, also spreads culture and promotes meetings to make the world become more global and our country visited and remembered as an example of art, culture and civilization.
Holiday apartments in Rome featured Holiday Home Rome are an economical but absolutely comfortable solution to visit the Eternal City. All apartments are equipped with air conditioning, heating, household appliances, household linen, and extra services are available upon request.
On Holiday Home Rome you will find apartments that can accommodate from 2 to 6 people, one or two bedroom apartments, high floor apartments with a lift or on the ground floor with garden, all close to subway A lines , the line that crosses the historic center of Rome connects the Termini station on one side to Vatican City, Piazza del Popolo, Piazza di Spagna, Via Veneto, on the other to the basilica of San Giovanni and beyond, until reaching the cinematic studios of Cinecittà.
Appio Latino Quarter develops from the Aurelian Walls to the ancient Appia, from Via di Cecilia Metella to the Appia Nuova; includes part of the Archaeological Park of Appia Antica and the whole Caffarella Valley. It is a populous neighborhood full of shops: markets (first of all, Via Sannio, Portosese’s alter ego), all kinds of shops, restaurants, pizzerias, cinemas, theaters and entertainment venues.
Among the most important monuments in the area are Porta San Sebastiano and the Aurelian Walls. Also visit the Caffarella Park, Villa Lais, Villa dei Quintili and, of course, the Basilica of San Giovanni. Do not miss the Basilica of Santa Croce in Jerusalem, with the relics of the cross, and the Basilica of Santa Maria Ausiliatrice, one of the so-called “Basiliche minori” of Rome (not sure for its beauty).
The neighborhood is very well connected with city center, airports and train stations thanks to metro and public transports of surface.
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