La Casa di Nazareth
A quiet base in Rome, with parking, a garden, and pets welcome.
A place to stay in Rome
La Casa di Nazareth is a hotel in Rome, Italy, rated 4.2/5 across more than 1,600 guest reviews. It has private parking on site — a real practical advantage in a city where parking is difficult — along with a garden, free Wi-Fi throughout, and daily housekeeping. Rooms run from a compact single to a 30 m² quadruple, and the hotel accepts pets. A chapel or shrine is on the premises, which points to the property's character as a religiously affiliated institution. Breakfast is available.
Who this stay suits
A straightforward, well-maintained hotel with private parking, a garden, and pet-friendly rooms — functional and fairly priced for Rome.
Best for
- Travellers arriving by car who need on-site parking
- Pet owners visiting Rome
- Families needing larger rooms
- Solo travellers on a budget
Less suited to
- Travellers wanting a full-service hotel experience
- Those seeking a central nightlife location
Private parking on site
The hotel has its own private parking, which is genuinely hard to come by in Rome. Guests driving into the city avoid the usual scramble for street parking or expensive public garages.
Garden and courtyard views
Several rooms look onto a garden or an inner courtyard. The garden itself is a physical outdoor space on the property — useful for a break between sightseeing without leaving the building.
Chapel on the premises
A chapel or shrine is part of the property, which shapes its character. La Casa di Nazareth has a religiously affiliated identity that distinguishes it from standard city hotels.
Pet-friendly rooms
The hotel accepts pets, and specific pet-friendly rooms are available. This is one of the property's listed signature features — guests travelling with animals have a confirmed option here.
Rooms & suites
Deluxe Double or Twin Room
22.0 m² · sleeps 2 · Select your bed (if available) 1 queen bed 2 twin beds
- Air conditioning
- Attached bathroom
- Free Wifi
Triple Room
24.0 m² · sleeps 2 · 3 twin beds
- Garden view
- Inner courtyard view
- Air conditioning
- Attached bathroom
- Free Wifi
Classic Quadruple Room
30.0 m² · sleeps 2 · 2 twin beds and 1 queen bed
- Garden view
- Inner courtyard view
- Air conditioning
- Attached bathroom
- Free Wifi
Standout features
Amenities at La Casa di Nazareth
Most popular facilities
- Non-smoking rooms
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Free Wifi
- Private Parking
- Family rooms
- Garden
- Elevator
- Heating
Great for your stay
- Private bathroom
- Parking
- Air conditioning
- Pet friendly
- Free Wifi
- Family rooms
- Non-smoking rooms
- Facilities for disabled guests
Bathroom
- Toilet paper
- Towels
- Bath or shower
- Private bathroom
- Toilet
- Free toiletries
- Hairdryer
- Shower
Bedroom
- Wardrobe or closet
Outdoors
- Garden
Room amenities
- Socket near the bed
Arriving in Rome
La Casa di Nazareth is 19.1 km from Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO), where the Leonardo Express train runs non-stop to Roma Termini. Rome Ciampino Airport (CIA) is closer at 18.6 km. The nearest intercity station is Roma Termini, about 6.6 km away. Rome operates a ZTL limited-traffic zone in its historic centre, where cameras issue automatic fines to unauthorised vehicles. This property lists parking; properties inside a zone can usually register a guest's plate, so confirm access and arrival time before driving in. Italian cities charge a tourist tax (tassa di soggiorno) per person per night, collected by the property rather than included in the booking total; the rate depends on the city and the property's star rating, and many properties still take it in cash.
La Casa di Nazareth holds a 4.2/5 rating from 1,675 reviews. Guests consistently highlight the staff, cleanliness, and free Wi-Fi as the property's strongest points. The combination of private parking and a generally well-kept environment appears to be a recurring practical draw for visitors arriving by car.
- Staff9.2
- Facilities8.3
- Cleanliness8.9
- Comfort8.7
- Value For Money8.8
- Location8.2
- Free Wifi8.9
Good to know
Frequently asked
Does the hotel have parking?
Yes. La Casa di Nazareth has private parking on site. This is included as an amenity — useful given how limited parking options are across Rome generally.
Is the hotel pet-friendly?
Yes, the hotel accepts pets and has designated pet-friendly rooms. This is one of its listed signature features, so it is worth confirming your specific room when booking.
What room types are available?
There are four room types: a Single Room with one twin bed, a Deluxe Double or Twin Room at 22 m², a Triple Room at 24 m², and a Classic Quadruple Room at 30 m².
Is breakfast available?
Yes, breakfast is available and is listed among the hotel's highlighted amenities under 'Good Breakfast'. Whether it is included in room rates should be confirmed at the time of booking.
What is the minimum price?
Rates start from around USD 104 per night, though prices vary by date, room type, and availability. Check current rates directly when booking.
Is the hotel accessible for guests with disabilities?
Yes. Facilities for disabled guests are listed among the hotel's amenities, and an elevator is on site. Contact the hotel directly if you have specific accessibility requirements.
Are family rooms available?
Yes. Family rooms are a listed amenity. The Classic Quadruple Room at 30 m² with two twin beds and a queen bed is the largest room option available.
Is Wi-Fi free?
Yes. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property and is also included in every room type. It is one of the most positively mentioned aspects across guest reviews.
Does the hotel offer private check-in?
Yes. Private check-in and check-out is listed as a service. This can be practical for guests arriving at irregular hours, though specific check-in times should be confirmed directly.
Is there somewhere to store luggage?
Yes. Baggage storage is available at the property, which is useful if your room is not ready on arrival or you are checking out before your departure.
What is the hotel's smoking policy?
La Casa di Nazareth is a smoke-free property. All rooms are non-smoking, and the building operates a general no-smoking policy throughout.
What is the character of the property?
The hotel has a religiously affiliated identity — there is a chapel or shrine on the premises. The name and this feature suggest it operates along the lines of a pilgrim or retreat-style guesthouse, though it functions as a hotel open to all guests.























