Numa Rome Vici is an Apart Hotel in Rome, Italy, located at Via Del Mancino 11. Positioned about 1.5mi from the city center, this stylish option invites travelers to experience la dolce vita while staying close to Rome’s pulse.

Guest comfort is prioritized with free Wifi, a Netflix-style streaming service, and air conditioning. Rooms offer terraces or balconies, soundproofing, and fully equipped kitchens with kitchenette and kitchenware, plus non-smoking options. Practical touches include an elevator, free toiletries, bidet, and a bathtub. Pet Friendly (extra charges) welcomed for furry companions.

1105 reviews provide a snapshot of experiences, from comfortable terraces and kitchens to easy access to Rome’s sights.

Room configurations run the gamut from Standard Room (Double) to Deluxe Apartment and Studio options, catering to solo travelers, couples, families, and larger groups. For example, the Standard Room (Double) accommodates 4 adults and 3 children with 1 Double bed; the Large Apartment, 1 Bedroom, Sofa Bed, Bathtub offers a King bed plus a sofa bed; the Studio, Balcony, Kitchenette fits 2 adults and 1 child with a King bed; the Large Apartment, 2 Bedroom includes a Twin and a Double; and the Run Of House accommodates up to 10 adults and 6 children. A range like these makes it easy to find a layout that suits any travel party.

Each stay features appealing home-away-from-home touches, including a balcony or terrace on many layouts, soundproofing for quiet nights, and fully equipped kitchens with kitchenette and kitchenware. Non-smoking options are available, and practical conveniences include an elevator, free toiletries, a bidet, and a bathtub. Free Wifi, a Netflix-style streaming service, and air conditioning ensure comfort after a day exploring Rome, while pets are welcome on request with possible extra charges.

Payment is cashless: cash is not accepted. Accepted payment methods include JCB, Diners Club, Mastercard, Discover, Visa, Maestro, and UnionPay. Pets are allowed on request, with charges potentially applying.