Rome apartments and villas

ABOVE: Two women climb the steps on the Capitoline Hill, the highest of Rome's seven hills.

Directories and agencies

HomeAway: Rome our partner
Our international booking partner represents more than 1,300 apartments and villas in Rome and Lazio. Such properties are often much cheaper than hotels, especially if you're staying for several days to a week or longer.

Venere: Rome our partner
Click the "Apartments," "Town House Suites," and "Residences" tabs for listings. A map at the bottom of each page makes it easy to focus on a specific neighborhood.

Comfortitalia: Apartments in Rome
Helen Yeh manages these 14 properties, and she's on call if you have an emergency or need advice on sightseeing and restaurants.

Rental advice for expatriates

No Place Like Rome: Renting
This page of tips is geared to long-term visitors.

Rome hotel articles:

Hotel della Torre Argentina Review

Hotel Lilium Review

Hotel de "La Ville" Review (Civitavecchia)

Rome accomodation listings:
Airport hotels	3-star (F-O)
5-star hotels	3-star (P-Z)
4-star (A-E)	2-star, budget
4-star (F-O)	Apartments, villas
4-star (P-Z)	B&Bs, hostels, camping
3-star (A-E)	Rome hotel guides

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Need a car in Europe?

Auto Europe guarantees the lowest rental rates for standard cars, sports cars, SUVs, luxury cars, chauffered sedans, and RVs. Its Web site also has driving information for 38 countries.

If you live outside the EU, a tax-free Renault or Peugeot tourist lease can be cheaper than renting. Minimum driver age is 18, there' s no upper age limit, and rates include insurance. See: Short-term car leasing.

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