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Countryside retreat
A countryside escape near Rome with a pool, spa, and free parking—guests love the personal service.
Farm stays · Lazio · Italy
We reviewed all farm stays in Rome and selected every one available, from vineyard retreats to garden villas, so you can choose the right countryside escape for your trip to the Eternal City.
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Countryside retreat
A countryside escape near Rome with a pool, spa, and free parking—guests love the personal service.
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Pool & parking
A countryside villa near Rome with a seasonal pool, free parking, and pet-friendly rooms — ideal for a relaxing stay.
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Pet-friendly retreat
An intimate 6-room agriturismo near Lago di Martignano, with parking, pet-friendly rooms, and outdoor activities on the doorstep.
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Garden Villa
A quiet, intimate villa with a garden, just 2 km from Rome's centre.
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Garden villa
A peaceful one-bedroom villa on the Appian Way with a garden terrace, just a short walk from the Catacomb of Callixtus.
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Countryside calm
A peaceful vineyard retreat with warm hosts, delicious breakfasts, and quick train access to Rome.
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Free Parking
Free parking, allergy-free rooms, and a picnic area on Rome's outskirts — simple and calm.
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Self-catering
A self-catering apartment with garden views, a full kitchen and free Wi-Fi, located about 4 km from Laghi Trigoria.
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Parking & Pets
Parking and pet-friendly villa in Rome with a no-smoking policy.
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The most budget-friendly farm stay in this set is Grappoli Di Sole Hotel, from €51 per night, offering a peaceful vineyard retreat with warm hosts and quick train access to the city. Cascina Di Sotto Hotel is also a good value pick at €60, with free parking and simple, calm rooms on Rome's outskirts. If you're watching costs, these two give you the countryside experience without the price tag of a full-service resort.
Looking for a dip after a day of sightseeing? A couple of these farm stays feature a seasonal pool. Il Casale Di Roma Villa offers a pool alongside free parking and pet-friendly rooms, ideal for a relaxing stay. Borgo Pallavicini Mori also has a pool, plus a spa, making it one of the more indulgent options in this set. Both are countryside escapes near Rome, perfect for unwinding.
Several of these farm stays welcome pets, so you can bring your furry friend along. Agriturismo La Melazza is a pet-friendly retreat with just six rooms, offering a more intimate stay near Lago di Martignano. Il Casale Di Roma Villa and Ca' del monte Villa also allow pets, with Ca' del monte specifically noted as pet-friendly with parking. These options mean you don't have to compromise on your countryside escape.
If you're drawn to the ancient Appian Way, one of these properties is particularly well-placed: Ristorante Cecilia Metella Villa is just a short walk from the Catacomb of Callixtus, making it an excellent base for exploring the area's history. This one-bedroom villa offers a garden terrace, perfect for those who want to immerse themselves in the quiet, historic atmosphere of the Appian Way region.
Parking is a real bonus when staying outside the city centre, and most of these farm stays include it. Borgo Pallavicini Mori, Il Casale Di Roma Villa, Agriturismo La Melazza, and Cascina Di Sotto Hotel all offer free parking, making life easier if you're driving. For those exploring by car, these properties provide a stress-free base with the freedom to roam the countryside or drive into Rome.
The most affordable option here is Grappoli Di Sole Hotel, starting at €51 per night. It's a vineyard retreat with breakfast and quick train access to Rome, so you can save on both accommodation and transport.
Two of these farm stays have a seasonal pool: Il Casale Di Roma Villa and Borgo Pallavicini Mori. Both are countryside locations, and Borgo Pallavicini also includes a spa for extra relaxation.
Yes, several are pet-friendly. Agriturismo La Melazza, Il Casale Di Roma Villa, and Ca' del monte Villa all welcome pets, so you can bring your dog along for the countryside escape.
Distances vary. Tenuta Colfiorito Villa is just 2 km from Rome's centre, while others, like Agriturismo La Melazza near Lago di Martignano, are further out. Grappoli Di Sole offers quick train access, making it easy to get into the city without a car.
Rome's farm stays are scattered across the green belt that rings the city – along the Appian Way, near Lago di Martignano, and in the countryside towards the Castelli Romani. They trade the historic centre's noise for olive groves, gardens, and the chance to wake up to birdsong, yet the metro and main train lines keep the Colosseum and Vatican within reach.
The selection here runs from a simple, rustic stay at around €51 a night to a more refined countryside retreat at €233, with most offering free parking, pet-friendly rooms, and a pool or garden. Whether you want a vineyard stay with quick train access to Rome, or a quiet villa with a full kitchen for self-catering, these properties offer a different rhythm from the city's hotels.
Beyond the farm stays listed, you'll also find other types of accommodation on this page, such as guest houses and apartments, which fill in the gaps where farm stays are fewer. Those are separate categories and are not counted among the farm stays here.
These farm stays suit travellers who want a slower, more rural base near Rome — those who value gardens, pools, and parking over being steps from the Trevi Fountain. If you'd rather be in the heart of the historic centre, check the central hotels page; for airport convenience, look at airport hotels. Families might prefer the dedicated family-friendly hotels, while those seeking more urban amenities should explore the guest houses or 3 and 4-star hotel options in the city.