St Peter Family Stay St Peter Family Stay

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Check your dates

Short stays are booked here, with your dates. A student semester works differently — see below.

Can't select your dates? Send them to me on WhatsApp or at info@stpeterfamilystay.com: I reply personally, the same day, with availability and price.

Book direct: no platform commission, and you deal with me.

Availability

The calendar updates itself: what you see here is what is genuinely free.

Found us on Booking or Airbnb? Booking from this page means no platform commission — and you write straight to me.

Times

Check-in 3–5 pm, in person.
Check-out 10–11 am.

Minimum stay

Three nights for short stays.
Three months for students.

What's included

Linen, final cleaning, fibre Wi-Fi, air conditioning.

Students

The whole flat, for the four of you

Not a room in a shared flat with strangers: the entire apartment, for a group of up to four who already know each other. Two double bedrooms, two bathrooms, a proper kitchen and a living room — for the autumn or the spring semester.

You arrange it from home, before you fly. I answer personally: no agency, no automated form.

What it costs

Rent depends on the period and the length of stay, so I don't publish a fixed figure that would be wrong half the year. Write with your dates and I reply the same day with one total figure — utilities and deposit included, so you know the real cost before you decide. No surprise bills at the end.

How it works

Write with your dates and how many of you there are. I reply the same day with the figure and the terms. If it works for you, everything goes in writing before you travel — and when you land, I hand you the keys myself.

Arriving in January?

The apartment is let to students until December, so it opens again for the spring semester. If you are coming in January, now is the moment to write: these months are agreed well before term starts.

Coming from northern Europe

Independent heating you control — Roman flats are colder indoors in winter than most visitors expect. Fibre Wi-Fi for lectures and calls, a washing machine in the flat, and a landlord who lives in the same building. That last part is usually the one your parents want to hear about.

Ask about the semester