Sonder San Lorenzo Apartments

Quiet and cozy accommodation. A little far from the city center but there is bus stop right outside the hotel

安靜，乾淨

**A Spotless Stay with Exceptional Support** This Rome rental exceeded expectations! The apartment was impeccably clean and well-maintained, with modern amenities that made our stay comfortable and hassle-free. What truly stood out was the agency’s **outstanding hospitality** – they responded instantly to every inquiry, provided detailed local tips, and even helped arrange transportation for our early morning flight. While the space was compact (typical for central Rome), its clever design maximized functionality. Though not mentioned in the listing, we were pleasantly surprised by the quiet neighborhood despite being within walking distance to major attractions like the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain. If you prioritize cleanliness, responsive support, and a central location, this rental is a fantastic choice. Perfect for travelers who value efficiency and a stress-free experience in the Eternal City!

Nice terasse. There is much less space than compared to photos. We were bitten by ants. There are a lot of them on the 1st floor. There are only 2 chairs for 3 people. The sofa on the 1st floor is very bad and dirty - it creaks and collapses under the body. Instead of a normal duvet cover, the duvet is wrapped in 2 sheets. All the walls are covered in black scratches. There are air conditioners on both floors. Do not forget to buy washing detergent for washing machine. There are no towel hooks and no shelves in the bathroom. These apartments do not correspond to 4 stars.

I liked everything. For me the location was convenient, because I am not the first time in Rome, but for someone it may be inconvenient to get to the center. Convenient remote access via the application. The hotel is always in touch.

It's a great alternative to a hotel. Also it's rather quiet and the amenities are excellent/new relative to other hotels of the same price in the area. The only downside is you'll need to rely on uber or the incredibly useless Rome public transport system to get around.