Hotels Nomentano, Guesthouses Nomentano and Residences Nomentano

Nomentano District in Rome is situated north-east of the city and is one of the smallest quarters of the capital. Famous all over Italy for the presence of Umberto I General Hospital, Nomentano is named after Via Nomentana, one of the city's major north-western arterial routes.

2-star hotels in Nomentano are the ideal accommodation facilities for those interested in staying a short distance from Rome's old town. Comfortable and easily accessible by public means of transport, 3-star hotels and bed and breakfasts are situated a short distance from Umberto I General Hospital and La Sapienza University.

A flourishing economic centre specialized in the tertiary sector, Nomentano is crossed by two important arterial routes, Viale del Policlinico and the so-called Viale della Regina (viale Regina Elena and viale Regina Margherita), which connect Porta Pia and Muro Torto with Via Tiburtina and Piazzale San Lorenzo fuori le Mura with Parioli District respectively. Its strategic position makes it the ideal base for visiting both Umberto I General Hospital and the adjoining La Sapienza University and Rome's old town, the latter being easily accessible by public means of transport.
Nomentano also gathers some Rationalist-style buildings, such as the monumental Palazzo delle Poste by Mario Ridolfi and Palazzi popolari Federici, which were realized by De Renzi in the early 30s.