Serviced Apartments in Italy

Seeking a serviced apartment in Italy? Whether for a short business trip or a long-term relocation, our serviced apartments offer everything you could possibly need across Italy’s key cities. Explore our options in Milan, Rome, Florence, and more.

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Serviced Apartments in Popular Italian Cities

Italy, with its rich history and influential economy, is a major player in Europe. Its economy thrives on a mix of influential business sectors, competitive agriculture, and high-end industrial production. The country's cities are hubs for both business and tourism. We offer a diverse selection of serviced apartments in sought-after destinations, including:

• Milan: The financial and fashion capital, known for its dynamic business environment.
• Rome: The nation's capital and a historic centre for politics and culture.
• Florence: A key city in the "industrial triangle" and a centre for art and design.
• Turin: A major hub for the automotive and aerospace industries.
• Venice: A unique city with a strong tourism sector and a growing presence in creative industries.

Why stay in a serviced apartment in Italy with SilverDoor?

Serviced apartments in Italy offer the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and value for business travellers. Unlike hotels, they provide a home-like environment with more space, a fully equipped kitchen, and separate living and sleeping areas, making them ideal for extended stays and relocations. With SilverDoor, you benefit from:

• Award-Winning Service: Our expert team provides dedicated support from the moment you book until you check out, ensuring a seamless and stress-free experience.
• Great Rates: We negotiate competitive rates with our partners across Italy, providing you with high-quality accommodation that suits your budget.
• Flexible Bookings: Our flexible booking options cater to the dynamic nature of business travel, allowing you to easily extend or adjust your stay as needed.
• Global Reach, Local Expertise: While we are a global company, our local knowledge of the Italian market ensures you get the best advice and accommodation options tailored to your specific needs.

Italy Business Travel Guide: Things to Know

As the 8th largest economy in the world, Italy is a key destination for international business travellers. It's a country of deep-rooted traditions and a strong emphasis on personal relationships. Here's some essential information to prepare you for your business trip.

Weather in Italy

Italy's climate is highly varied. The north experiences cold, wet winters and hot summers, while the central region has a milder, Mediterranean climate. The south, including Sicily and Sardinia, enjoys a hot, dry climate for most of the year. Business travellers should check the local weather forecast, especially if travelling between regions.

Currency in Italy

The official currency is the Euro (€) (EUR). Credit cards are widely accepted, especially in larger towns and cities. While a service charge is sometimes included in restaurant bills, it is customary to leave a small tip for good service.

Language spoken in Italy

Italian is the official language. While English is spoken in tourist areas and by many business professionals, especially in larger cities like Milan and Rome, learning a few basic Italian phrases will be appreciated and can help with building professional relationships.

Time Zones in Italy

Italy operates on Central European Time (UTC+1). Like much of Europe, it observes Daylight Saving Time, switching to Central European Summer Time (UTC+2) from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October. Always confirm time zones when arranging cross-country or international meetings.