Lux Appartamenti is a 4-star apart hotel in Rome, Italy, a stone’s throw from the city center—about 0,3 mi away. Located at Via Casilina 3u, this property blends apartment comfort with hotel-style amenities, making it a great hub for exploring the Eternal City.

Free Wifi and on-site private parking set the scene for easy stays, while air conditioning keeps rooms comfortable. A private entrance, soundproof rooms, and options like a kitchenette with kitchenware, plus a bidet and non-smoking accommodations, add practical convenience. Upper floors are reachable by elevator, and an airport shuttle is available for extra charges.

With 390 reviews and a price that starts from $126, Lux Appartamenti invites travelers to make the most of Rome from a well-located base.

Three apartment-style options cater to different travelers. The Apartment Double Room accommodates up to four adults and one child, featuring a queen-size bed plus a sofa bed. The 1 Bedroom Apartment fits two adults and one child, offering comfortable space for families or small groups. A Room Selected At Check In option adds flexibility for those seeking a compact, non-smoking stay. All spaces blend apartment comfort with hotel-style conveniences, ideal for longer stays or quick city breaks.

Free Wifi and on-site private parking set the stage for easy days and nights, while air conditioning keeps things comfortable in Rome. A private entrance and soundproof rooms help ensure privacy and quiet during stays. A kitchenette with kitchenware is available in some layouts, along with a bidet and non-smoking accommodations. Upper floors are reachable by elevator, and an airport shuttle is available for an extra charge.

With 390 reviews backing the experience and prices starting from $126, Lux Appartamenti offers a solid base for exploring the Eternal City from a well-located hub. Payment options include cash and major cards: Mastercard, Visa, and CartaSi. This property combines practical comforts with a convenient location, inviting travelers to settle in and discover Rome at their own pace.