Mediterranean vacation in Anzio, near Rome
Anzio is a historic coastal town south of Rome, known for its beautiful sandy beaches, charming town life, and fascinating history. With a direct train to the center of Rome in just one hour, you can enjoy a vacation that combines the culture and sights of the big city with relaxation by the sea.
Here, you can start your day at the beach, enjoy freshly caught fish for lunch at the harbor, and head into Rome in the evening to see the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, or enjoy a classic Italian dinner in Trastevere.
About the apartment
The apartment in Anzio is spacious and ideal for both families and groups of friends looking for a comfortable stay close to both the beach and city life.
This home sleeps 6 guests, spread across three bedrooms: two bedrooms with double beds and one bedroom with a sofa bed that converts into a double bed. The sofa bed is best suited for two children. There are also two bathrooms, making this home ideal for groups traveling together.
Location and Transportation
From the apartment, there is easy access to both the town’s beaches and the train station, from which you can take a direct train to Rome (about 1 hour). Anzio also offers great restaurants, cafés, and shops within a short walking distance.
The nearest airport is in Rome (Fiumicino) and is about an hour's drive away.
Practical information
- The final cleaning fee of 110 euros is payable in cash on site and includes linens and towels.
- A daily fee of 21 DKK per person will be charged and automatically added to the total price. Please be sure to specify the correct number of people when booking.
Great things to do in the local area
When you visit Anzio, there are plenty of great things to do:
- Relax on Anzio’s wide sandy beaches.
- Take the train directly to Rome and explore its world-famous sights.
- Enjoy freshly caught fish at the city’s harbor restaurants.
- Explore the city's history and visit museums and World War II memorials.
- Take day trips to the nearby coastal towns or enjoy a classic Italian ice cream on the boardwalk.
Inventory List
| Washing machine | Yes | Toaster | Yes |
| Clothes dryer | No | Oven/mini oven | Yes |
| Clothes rack | Yes | Hair dryer | Yes |
| Iron and ironing board | Yes | Travel cot for children | Yes |
| Coffee maker | Yes | High chair | Yes |
| Microwave | No | Air conditioning | Yes |
| Dishwasher | Yes | Wi-Fi | Yes. If there are any issues, we will put you in touch with the provider, but we do not provide support. |
| Refrigerator | Yes | Pool | No |
| Freezer | Yes | Balcony/patio | Yes |
| Electric kettle | Yes | Parking | No, but there are plenty of options in the area. |
Weather and Climate
This is where the home is located
Details
- Guests: 6
- Facilities: Air conditioning, Wi-Fi
- Size: 115 sq. ft.
- Categories: Italy
- Air conditioning: Yes
- Wi-Fi: Yes
- Check-out: 9:00 a.m.
- Check-in: 4:00 PM
- Are dogs allowed?: No dogs allowed
- Pool: No pool
Accessibility
Priserne starter på: DKK 357,14 per nat (+skatter og gebyrer)
A lovely apartment in a fantastic location. The beach, the harbor, and many great restaurants are all within walking distance. Plus, it only takes an hour by train to get to Rome.
Nice apartment. Affordable and decent train service (€7.20 round trip to Rome). Good restaurants within a 10–15-minute walk. If you have a car, visit Castel Gandolfo.
The only downside: There’s traffic on both sides of the apartment, and let’s hope the restaurant on the ground floor doesn’t reopen.
A lovely, spacious apartment with three balconies. Close to the beach, town, and train station.
Authentic, with local charm and a touch of history (WWII and the Roman Empire). Just one hour from Rome. We were there on an Interrail trip and didn’t miss having a car.
This is our third time in Anzio and our second time in “our” apartment. If the alternative is a week crammed into a hotel room in Rome, then the apartment in Anzio means freedom and possibilities. Rome by train with hourly service for €3.60 each way, and then “home” to west- and south-facing beaches, few foreign tourists, restaurants in ALL price ranges, but always good. A lively atmosphere around the square and harbor. If you have access to a car, the mountain towns of Sermoneta and Bassiano are both worth a visit.
A very nice home with spacious rooms, 2 bathrooms, and a lovely kitchen.
The beach is a 7-minute walk from the home, and the harbor—with plenty of restaurants—is a 15-minute walk away.
The waterfront location is unique so close to Rome, and it’s wonderful to sit at one of the many restaurants on or overlooking the beach. We visited Rome a couple of times; the trip costs just 3.60 EUR (one-way) and takes an hour, so the combination of grand Rome and a peaceful little seaside town is absolutely perfect—even outside the swimming season.
A lovely apartment in a lovely location, even in November. However, many restaurants—and the tourist office—are closed for the winter. The apartment works well even for larger groups. Two lovely balconies. There is actually a third balcony as well, though it is not furnished. Quick access to the station—and thus to Rome. Within a few hundred meters of the apartment, there is a well-stocked fish market, butcher, grocery store, and greengrocer. Authentic Italian urban atmosphere—with the usual city noise that comes with it.
A lovely apartment with everything you need. Conveniently located within walking distance of the train station, the beach, and downtown. Just an hour’s train ride to Rome. Highly recommended—I’d definitely book it again.
A lovely, functional home. Anzio and Nettuno are authentic Italian seaside towns, and the home offers easy access to both the town and the water. It’s also close to Rome, a natural destination for day trips.
Nice apartment, spacious, with the option of multiple balconies.
Plenty of great places to eat and shop nearby.
If you’re looking for a livelier atmosphere, it’s within walking distance—just remember that things start a bit later here than in Denmark.
Excellent service from local host Vania.
A lovely, spacious apartment. There were six of us adults, and it worked out perfectly. It’s an easy walk to the train station for Rome and, in the other direction, to a lovely beach. Be sure to visit the charming little town and the harbor as well. The restaurant below the apartment is definitely worth a visit, too. Great food and very friendly service.
A nice and spacious vacation apartment with several balconies. Great beaches within walking distance. The neighborhood isn’t particularly charming, but it’s safe to walk around, and there are good restaurants and shopping options just a few hundred meters from the apartment. Several charming areas in Anzio, which also has several attractions. About 1½ hours to Rome by car during the day, so taking the train to Rome, which takes 1 hour, is a better option.
A lovely town and beach, but a bit outside the city center. A 10-minute walk to the station.
Great location, just about 10 minutes from downtown, the beach, the train station, and the supermarket. The apartment is well-designed with plenty of space, spacious balconies, a great kitchen, and two bathrooms. Vania is a very helpful and welcoming host. Definitely worth a visit.
A lovely apartment with plenty of space and all the essentials. Some noise from the street. A wonderful area with plenty of Italian charm within walking distance. Be sure to read the guestbook in the apartment—it’s full of useful tips!!
Anzio is lovely, with fishermen cleaning their nets in the morning and the chance to enjoy their catch at the restaurants in the evening. The central square (Piazza Pia) is authentically Italian in the evening.
The southern beach east of the harbor is better than the western one near the apartment.
There’s a market in the neighboring town of Nettuno on Thursday mornings.
The proximity to Rome with hourly train service is another plus.
The seafood restaurant “Al Sarago” and the most delicious steaks at “Fuoco Lento,” if you’re willing to splurge a bit. The pizzeria “Antico Grottino,” if a pizza and draft beer for €10 will do.
A lovely apartment, not far from the beach. Spacious and with nice balconies/terraces.
Good restaurants and shopping nearby.
There are plenty of options for day trips, e.g., Rome by train, or by rental car along the coast to Ostia or inland.
The town of Anzio is charming, and the town center is 10–15 minutes from the apartment.