7 Great Airbnbs in Rome for Your Money

Simple but spacious, this one-bedroom has a king-size bed, two sofas, and a kitchen. Even better? It sits within walking distance of the Colosseum, the Forum, the Trevi Fountain, and more. Rates start at $90 a night.

For $124 a night, you’ll have your own little cottage setup in the Trastevere district. The bright and spacious pad has a solid kitchen (for trying your hand at traditional Roman dishes) and full laundry as well.

A simple and tidy two-level apartment, this one-bedroom has a kitchen, pull-out sofa, and enviable location steps from Piazza Navona. Rates start at $90 a night.

This airy and elegant one-bedroom apartment comes with a small balcony and a prime setting minutes from the main tourist attractions. Rates start at $124 a night.

A homey feel and quality decor at just $117 a night, set off a cobblestone street near the Trevi Fountain and other sites? This one’s a steal.

This tasteful and spacious apartment has a great central location near the Villa Borghese gardens, but it’s set off on a quiet side street to ensure you get your sleep. Rates start at $281 a night.

With plenty of space and hardwood floors, this apartment offers a large living area and an easy walk to Popolo Square. Rates start at $129 a night.