RetRome | accomodation, rooms and apartments in Rome
We at the RetRome offer short stay apartments, short stay accomodation and rooms (B&B - Bed & Breakfast), in Rome, the most enchanting city on earth.
An innovative concept tailored just for you - Starting with the unique Retro-vintage décor, rolling to the highest standards in service and technology (free wifi in each unit, air conditioning etc.), and down to a 24 hour check-in and answers to any of your questions and needs.Our properties are located in the historical center of Rome, at a walking distance of Rome’s most important monuments (like the Colosseum, Piazza Navona, Trevi fountain and the Vatican), museums (Galleria Borghese, Vatican Museums), restaurants and the most popular shopping streets (Via dei Condotti, Via del Corso, Via Cola di Rienzo). Whether you book a large apartment or a nice cosy room, we will always have competitive rates and special offers. We are committed to give you higher value for less money.
About RetRome | Vintage styled apartments
The RetRome project was born from a combination of our interest in art and design and our experience in the fields of tourism and hospitality. Interiors are designed by a group of young artists, who collaborate to brilliantly recreate the optimistic and comfy ambience of a 1950’s 60’s & 70’s Rome,without giving up contemporary and comfortable features. How do we create our properties? The guide lines we work with are:
- Location - the best areas of central Rome are only the starting criteria for us; on top of that the apartment has to be quiet. Another important factor are not too many steps when an elevator is not available.
- Service - The difference between the RetRome and other apartment rentals companies/websites is that we actually manage the properties 360°: starting from decorating the apartments, choosing the linen, cleaning the apartments, checking you in and assisting with any further requests.
- Design - That special little edge that gives a unique feel to the RetRome experience. We collect all the furniture, select the colors to each specific property and try to create a little time capsule of the 1960’s or 1970’s for you to enjoy when you come in after a day of exploring our great city.
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