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title: "Regus Via Vincenzo Bellini 22"
description: "Via Vincenzo Bellini is not on the usual list of Rome addresses, which is the point. Regus files this centre under Parioli-Pinciano, the residential and diplomatic belt north-east of Villa Borghese, where the streets are lined with villas and apartment blocks from the early twentieth century and…"
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# Regus Via Vincenzo Bellini 22

Via Vincenzo Bellini is not on the usual list of Rome addresses, which is the point. Regus files this centre under Parioli-Pinciano, the residential and diplomatic belt north-east of Villa Borghese, where the streets are lined with villas and apartment blocks from the early twentieth century and the offices tend to belong to professionals who want a calm address rather than a monumental one. Number 22 is described by the operator as a distinctive modern building, and its position within a short stroll of Piazza Ungheria gives it a neighbourhood life that many business parks lack.

The operator lists neighbours from finance, green energy, media and insurance, which tells you who the building is for: mid-sized companies and independent professionals whose clients sit in the district or along the Via Nomentana axis. A small energy-transition start-up, a media production company, an insurance broker or an asset manager will find peers here. Foreign firms that want to be in a good Roman quarter without being in the tourist centre will find it a comfortable compromise.

The interiors are described as modern, with a lot of natural light, and the building has a coffee bar. The operator's centre details also list a gym, a lounge area, meeting rooms, parking and access for wheelchair users, and it is worth checking in person which of these are inside the building and which are provided by neighbours. Members with private offices or dedicated desks have round-the-clock access, according to Regus, and the operator also offers a virtual office at this address.

Piazza Ungheria and the nearby Viale Regina Margherita give the working day its rhythm: bars for a morning coffee, bakeries and small restaurants for lunch, and an evening scene aimed at residents rather than at visitors. Villa Borghese's park is within reach of the district for a run or a break. The Regus site lists the main railway station and the metro as convenient, so ask the operator which stop it recommends for your own journey.

Another point in the building’s favour is predictability. A residential district keeps regular hours, which means calm mornings, steady lunchtimes and quiet evenings, and meetings run without the interruptions of a tourist area. Clients who arrive by car will also find it easier to find a place to stop than in the historic centre. For a firm that wants clients to arrive relaxed and leave with a good impression, that ordinary comfort is a real asset, and it costs nothing to test: arrive at nine on a Tuesday and see how the street behaves.

Who is it not for? Teams that want to be visible to tourists, or that need the prestige of a name in the historic centre, will do better on Via del Corso or in Tridente. Teams that want the lowest rent will find cheaper options farther out. In the middle, there is a considerable group of firms for whom a residential, well-kept and well-served district is exactly the right image, and for them Via Bellini is an easy place to invite clients.

Before deciding, compare the centre with the other Regus offices north of the centre, such as Flaminio, and with the Spaces buildings near Via Veneto. Ask for a viewing during a normal working day so you can hear how quiet the building is and judge the light in the office you would actually use. Request a price and a visit through CoworkingView and we will put you in contact with the right person at Regus, with a clear list of what to ask. Bring your own questions about contract length, notice period and what happens to the address if your team outgrows the office.

- **Location:** Rome
- **Address:** Via Vincenzo Bellini 22, 00198 Rome
- **Operator:** Regus
- **Amenities:** Reception, Purified Water, Ergonomic Chairs, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, Lockers, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Gym, Parking, Kitchenette, Lounge Area

## Pricing

- Private office at Regus Via Vincenzo Bellini 22 (Private Office): €315/month

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