Hotel Laurentia is in Rome’s San Lorenzo district, near the historic Aurelian Walls and Porta Tiburtina gate. The neighbourhood offers local restaurants, cafés and shops, with Termini Station within walking distance of the hotel.
Whether you are arriving by train, visiting Rome for leisure or planning a university visit, use this page to identify the hotel’s neighbourhood and find the relevant arrival information.
Where is Hotel Laurentia located?
The hotel is in San Lorenzo, a lively Roman neighbourhood with a youthful atmosphere. Nearby landmarks include the Aurelian Walls and Porta Tiburtina. The Basilica of San Lorenzo outside the Walls, which gives the district its name, is also within easy reach.
These landmarks help place the hotel within Rome and distinguish its immediate surroundings from the destinations you may wish to visit elsewhere in the city.
Hotel Laurentia near Termini Station
Termini Station is within walking distance of Hotel Laurentia. Its rail, bus and metro connections make it a useful reference point both for arriving in Rome and for travelling around the city during your stay.
When planning your arrival, consider your luggage and preferred way of travelling rather than relying on proximity alone. For the next step, consult how to reach Hotel Laurentia and the page dedicated to Termini Station.
Planning a visit to Sapienza University
If your trip includes an appointment at Sapienza University, confirm the exact building and entrance with your host before planning your journey. For a visit associated with Piazzale Aldo Moro, use the address provided in your appointment details as your destination.
The hotel’s Sapienza University information page is a separate resource for this part of your trip. Keep your university destination distinct from the hotel location when organising your arrival and daily schedule.
Using a map to plan your stay
When looking up Hotel Laurentia on a map, check that the result identifies the hotel in Rome’s San Lorenzo district. Use the hotel location as your arrival point and enter the station, landmark or appointment address separately when planning onward journeys.
For exploring the immediate area, the Aurelian Walls, Porta Tiburtina and the Basilica of San Lorenzo outside the Walls provide useful points of reference. For journeys farther afield, Termini’s transport connections offer options beyond the neighbourhood.