The Heart of Rome
Few things compare to the experience of walking through Rome’s historic streets, with the Colosseum as your backdrop. At B&B Merulana Suite 2, we take pride in offering a warm and welcoming stay in the heart of the city, allowing our guests to immerse themselves in the beauty and history of Rome.
For over fifteen years, we have been dedicated to hospitality, offering personalized recommendations to help travelers experience Rome like a local. Our B&B near the Colosseum and Termini Station provides the perfect combination of comfort, convenience, and authenticity, ensuring that every stay is truly unforgettable.
Located just 700 meters from the Colosseum and 300 meters from two metro lines, the B&B allows easy access to all major landmarks. Termini Station, the city’s main transport hub, is only a short walk away, making it simple to explore the Eternal City and beyond.
Nearby, just 50 meters from the B&B, you’ll find Via in Selci, the first road in Rome to be paved with San Pietrini (traditional Roman cobblestones), adding to the city’s timeless charm. Adjacent to the B&B, the Capocci and Graziani towers stand as a rare example of medieval fortifications from the 13th century, a reminder of the city’s layered history.
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A short walk from the B&B leads to the lush gardens of Oppio Hill Park, home to one of Rome’s greatest hidden treasures: Nero’s Domus Aurea (The Golden House). This vast imperial palace, built in 64 AD, remains a fascinating window into the grandeur of Ancient Rome.
Just behind the B&B stands Santa Maria Maggiore, one of the most important and majestic basilicas in Rome. With its soaring bell tower—the tallest in the city—this early Christian church is an architectural masterpiece that has stood the test of time.
According to legend, the basilica’s design was inspired by a miraculous snowfall in August 350 AD, when Pope Liberius traced its outline in the fresh snow, marking the site of its future construction.
We are happy to share these and many more historical insights during your stay, ensuring that you experience the magic of Rome beyond the tourist guidebooks.
Rome is a living museum, a city where every street tells a story. Sometimes, the best way to discover it is to simply wander and let history reveal itself.