Parking — DolceDomus Laterano
Where to leave your car during your stay
The garage: Autorimessa President
You can add your parking spot when booking the apartment, but it is always subject to availability confirmation; the prices below are reserved for our guests.
- Address
- Via Emanuele Filiberto 167, Roma
- Distance from the apartment
- 5 min
- Phone
- 06 7049 1438
- Opening hours
- Mon–Sat7:00–24:00
- Sun7:00–10:00 · 19:00–24:00
On public holidays opening hours may vary: check the Google listing or call the garage.
Guest prices (per night)
- Standard car (up to 4.6 m)€25
- Large car (up to 5 m)€35
- Van or high-value vehicle€45

A short walk from the apartment
🅿️ Where street parking is allowed
In Rome, street parking is allowed in the bays marked by blue lines: you pay during the hours shown on the sign; outside those hours, on Sundays and on public holidays parking is free. White lines, very rare in the centre, allow free parking. Where there are no lines, or the lines are yellow, you cannot park. The map below shows the streets with blue lines near the apartment; the street sign always has the final word. Nearby, blue lines are in the streets around Via Emanuele Filiberto and San Giovanni.
Streets with blue lines near the apartment
blue lines: street parking allowed, paid during the hours shown
How to pay
At the parking meter, with coins or card, leaving the ticket on the dashboard; or with the EasyPark app, the most widely used: enter your plate, pick the zone printed on the meter and pay only for the time you actually use, extending from your phone without going back to the car. MooneyGo and Telepass work too.
Get EasyPark on the App Store →▶ Get EasyPark on Google Play →
Hours and prices of the blue lines near the apartment
| Days | Hours | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Monday–Saturday | 08:00–19:00 | €1.00/h |
| Sundays and public holidays | all day | free |
Saturdays are paid like any other weekday. On some streets the hours and the price differ: tap the street on the map for its details.
Official parking map and rules (Atac, in Italian) →