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Neighbouring the high-end boutiques along Via del Babuino, this apartment puts many of Rome's famous landmarks at your fingertips. The Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Piazza del Popolo – you name it, chances are you can walk to it. During downtime, head home for a quick bite to eat or a catnap in the comfortable bed. The place is modern and functional, with all the essentials you'll need. Just note that two people will sleep on a sofa bed in the living area.

Roman Simplicity

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When we saw this grand home in the heart of Rome, we were in total awe. The classic Italianate interiors are utter joy, with exquisite antique furniture and oil paintings from the host's family homes in Puglia and Sardinia. Large windows with original shutters look out over pretty Via Bocca di Leone off Via Borgognona, with its luxury boutiques. Entertain in style at the large dining table under the light of the crystal chandelier. Or get some rest in the bedroom painted in a rich Pompeian red – if you’re not feeling sleepy, there’s a library here with a variety of books on art and literature to leaf through. Another bedroom has French doors onto a small balcony, filled with plants, with a view onto the internal courtyard – ideal for breakfast in bed before exploring this charismatic city. This location is fantastic –  it’s just a three-minute walk to the Spanish Steps and a ten-minute saunter to the stunning Trevi Fountain, while a range of sublime restaurants are right on your doorstep. You’d be hard-pressed to find better.


Lion's Pride

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Tucked between Piazza di Spagna and the Villa Borghese, you couldn't ask for a better spot to base yourself during your Roman holiday. The cobbled street outside is utterly charming, and even with the crowds milling about a few hundred metres away, it's quite peaceful. The sprawling Villa Borghese is just five minutes away – it's an absolute must-visit, home to lush greenery, city views and beautiful sculptures, plus it's where you'll find the Gigi Proietti Globe Theatre and Museo Pietro Canonica. You're also not far from other tourist attractions – the Spanish Steps are a ten-minute walk, while the Pantheon is reachable in twenty. Inside, the apartment is bright and roomy, with a sleek kitchen and two cosy sofas that you'll want to sink into after a busy. We particularly liked the beautiful artwork of local sights that adorn the walls, and there's even a delicious restaurant downstairs when you don't feel like cooking. End your evenings on the private terrace – just pour yourself a glass of wine and relax as the sun goes down, basking in the magic of Rome. 

The Roman Tigre

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If you're looking for a fantastic location in Rome, look no further. This home, situated on a pedestrianised street full of restaurants and shops, is just a three-minute stroll from the beautiful Trevi Fountain, while the Spanish Steps are a five-minute walk. The Pantheon and Palazzo del Quirinale are a ten-minute amble, and Piazza Navona is just a few minutes more.

Back at this apartment, designed by a Roman architect and housed in a historical building, there's a wonderful blend of old and new – think character beams, parquet wood floors and modern chandeliers. Pour a Campari and soda and have a rest on the comfy chaise sofa after all that sightseeing in the Eternal City. Then, rustle up a carbonara in the kitchen and enjoy it at your dining table. This home is perfect for a family, friends or business professionals looking for a fabulous central address.


Sylvia & Marcello 

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In most cities, paintings dating back to the seventeenth century are typically looked at from a safe distance in museums and galleries, but in a place like Rome, it's not unusual to live among historic artefacts. Take this studio apartment in the middle of Colonna, the famous shopping district. The building dates back to the seventeenth century and the remains of a fresco from that time have been preserved by the architect on one of the walls. Aside from that, the interior design is heavily influenced by mid-century trends, from the Art Deco crockery in the kitchen and the boldly patterned chairs to the Art Nouveau-inspired mirrors in the bathroom. If your four-century-old home has got you in the mood to see more of the city's illustrious heritage, you're in luck as the central location is excellent. You can walk to Trevi Fountain in seven minutes, while the Pantheon can be seen in just under ten.


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It’s quite difficult to turn any corner in central Rome without running into a wonderfully historical landmark, ornate statue, or striking architecture. And the location of this fabulous apartment is no exception. Just six minutes from the Spanish Steps, five from Villa Borghese, and only two from the Piazza del Popolo, you’ll have no trouble seeing the sights. But the traditional Italian sights continue inside. Your bright living space features large French windows which illuminate rich, hardwood floors, chunky timber ceilings, and some captivating artworks. You’ll love relaxing on the plush sofa with a glass of primitivo in hand as the cherubs look upon you from the walls. Antique-style furniture and an ornate mirror complete this old-world Italian look, which continues through to the bedroom. We love the full wood-panelled wall, where the door to the ensuite is almost camouflaged within this rich wooden feature. After you’ve explored every inch of the apartment, your host has even more surprises. They can arrange for a tour around the city on a classic Vespa, or a wine tasting tour if you’re not quite ready to handle Rome’s traffic.

Il Cherubino

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You'll find this modern apartment just a short walk from the Spanish Steps. As far as sightseeing goes, this is the place to be – pretty much all of Rome is within easy reach, whether exploring on foot or hopping on public transit. Back home, the two bedrooms offer luxe en-suites – one with a freestanding bath, the other with a roomy light-up shower. The kitchen lacks a few essentials, but space-wise, it's big enough to rustle up a meal or two. But, seeing as you're in the birthplace of pasta, we suggest sampling the delicious cuisine in the nearby restaurants instead of cooking.

The Modern Roman

Stay in a fantastic location on Via Margutta (the home of Gregory Peck’s journalist in Roman Holiday), just a six-minute walk from the Villa Borghese Gardens and eight minutes from the Spanish Steps. After some morning sightseeing, return home, past the excellent restaurant in the courtyard serving up breakfast, lunch and dinner, and fling open the doors to your private terrace. Sit on the patio set with an afternoon bottle of wine, or sprawl out on a lounger with a good novel – you’ll have a pretty view of the surrounding pastel buildings and plenty of sunshine. Inside, the apartment is just as lovely – a bright, tastefully decorated space with designer furniture and carefully selected artworks. At the end of your busy days in the eternal city, fall asleep soundly in private comfortable bedrooms, looking forward to another morning coffee on the patio. 

The Roman Aquila

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This modern apartment boasts an excellent location in Rome – it’s just a two-minute walk from the Spanish Steps. You’ll be a short walk from many of the Eternal City’s main attractions, including Piazza del Popolo and Villa Borghese. There are also excellent shopping, dining out, and transport options practically on your doorstep. The apartment is contemporary and functional, with high ceilings and a convenient kitchen. At full occupancy, privacy is somewhat limited – two guests will sleep on a sofa bed on the open mezzanine above one of the bedrooms. 

Seconds from the Steps

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Tucked behind the ruins of the Mausoleum of Augustus, this sumptuous flat is just five minutes on foot from the Piazza di Spagna and the Villa Medici. Rome is truly your oyster from this central spot – excellent restaurants, must-see landmarks, fashionable boutiques on Via dei Condotti and lively wine bars are practically on your doorstep. 

But location isn't the only reason we love this apartment. Step through the front door and you'll find a space richly classical in its design, with marble, gold and florals at the fore. Although the style is straight out of the 1800s, we found it very welcoming and contemporary. We enjoyed rustling up dinner in the sleek, compact and fully-equipped kitchen, followed by lounging on the sofa with a glass of wine. The main bedroom suite is also a favourite – not only is the bed comfortable, but the en-suite bathroom has a chromotherapy rainfall shower that feels like heaven after a long day on your feet.

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Two things about The Roman Farfalla stand out. That’s not to say that that’s all there is to it, but the location and the terraces are clearly the main draw. Having two separate outdoor spaces, both well furnished, is a real luxury, and it’s easy to imagine spending most of the day flitting between the two. That is, of course, if you’re even in the flat. The Spanish Steps are at the end of the street (Via Margutta, made famous by Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn), while most of the other major attractions are within easy walking distance.

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Set right in the heart of Rome’s historic centre and housed in an ancient palazzo of high and mighty proportions, this place feels more like an Italian residence than a city bolthole – and we couldn’t love it more.

Spread out over three floors and exquisitely designed throughout, the designers have taken the best of the period architecture (would you look at those gabled ceilings in the main bedroom suite complete with a private terrace) while bringing the rest of the home elegantly into the 21st Century.  

Sunny mornings call for lazy breakfasts on the rooftop terrace – the home’s hidden gem. Cradled by the crumbling ochre facades, it couldn’t feel more Italian. And if you’re impressed with the view now, wait until dusk when the cupolas of the city’s churches light up. It’s the perfect spot for aperitifs – and the well-stocked honesty bar will come in handy for those.

Keep on top of fitness with the indoor spin bike, then reward yourself with a hydro-massage bath. And for those combining work and play in the city, a dedicated desk space with views of the sunny shared courtyard downstairs should do nicely. 

When it’s time to set off exploring, take your pick from the must-see sights surrounding the elegant Campo Marzio district. The Pantheon, Spanish Steps, and the Trevi Fountain are all less than a ten-minute walk – or a smidge longer with pitstops for pizza al taglio and gelato along the way.

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Everything about Kalos Charm feels luxurious, from the velvet upholstery to the elegant bathrooms. It’s also in a fantastic position, between Piazza Navona and Piazza di Spagna – two of the most famous squares in the city. And while it’s a decent size, and can hold four people, Maurizio and Fabio have a few other places in the same building, so a larger group could look into renting out more than one at a time. 


Kalos Charm

This traditional apartment sits just a two-minute walk from the Spanish Steps, in a fabulous location in Rome. The large windows look out over Palazzo Torlonia and Via Bocca di Leone, and you’ll have plenty of restaurants and bars within easy reach. When you want to explore more of Rome, there are convenient metro lines nearby. The apartment boasts elegant old-world touches including chandeliers and wood-beamed ceilings. There’s plenty of room for everyone to gather together in the living and dining spaces, whether you’re dining in or just enjoying a pre-dinner cocktail. 

The Garden of Rome

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This stunning penthouse apartment offers breathtaking views of the Pincio, home to the Spanish Steps. The terrace is perfect for relaxing, enjoying the scenery, and soaking up the sun – and there’s plenty of room for you to spread out. The owner of this apartment is an artist and architect – you can see how skilfully it’s been renovated, blending vintage pieces with modern style. In terms of location, you’ll be a short walk from many of Rome’s most popular attractions, including the Spanish Steps, Villa Borghese, and the Trevi Fountain. 

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This studio apartment is small but it packs a big punch. The modern decor makes it a stylish base, and the clever sliding doors make it feel more roomy than it is – when you’ve finished making your morning coffee you can simply hide the kitchenette from view. The main appeal of this home is undoubtedly the location though – you’re in the heart of Rome here. Piazza del Popolo is 500 metres away, and you’ll be just 1 kilometre from the Pantheon. There are countless bars and restaurants nearby too. 

The Roman Art

Housed in a beautiful rose-coloured 19th-century building, this comfortable apartment in Rome’s Spagna neighbourhood puts you in an ideal position to soak up the city’s history. 
 
Pared-back and decorated with a contemporary touch, this home offers a comfortable base with many a lovely detail that will help you feel rested and relaxed. We love the glossy marble floors that add a touch of luxe here and the shelves brimming with books that invite gentle reading on the sofa with an espresso or an aperitif in hand. The bedroom’s private balcony gives way to views over the Tiber River, while the sleek bathroom is a treat to wake up to each morning for a refreshing shower or a luxurious bath to end the night. 
 
When it comes to sightseeing, you’ve got plenty to see and do within easy walking distance, including Piazza Navona (a nine-minute walk), the Pantheon (a ten-minute walk), Villa Borghese (a twelve-minute walk) and the ever-romantic Trevi Foutain (a fourteen-minute walk). Factor in the yoga classes, wellness treatments and city tours your host is happy to organise for you here, and you’ve got everything you need to experience Rome in style. 


Cielo Cavaliere

Sitting right in the heart of Rome’s historic centre with countless points of cultural interest on your doorstep, this comfortable apartment is an ideal base for those looking to make the most out of the Eternal City. 
 
Dressed in vibrant pops of red against a calming white palette, fashion meets cool simplicity in the home’s design. We love the parquet floors here that lend a note of classic charm, while the modern art hanging on the walls adds a dash of characterful flair to the proceedings. The scarlet accented kitchen is all set to host sociable breakfasts over fresh coffee and locally bought pastries, while the glass dining table is the perfect spot to gather for a celebratory Italian feast when you’re not out sampling the local trattorias. 
 
With a pair of pared-back yet wonderfully comfy bedrooms as well as sleek bathrooms to get any day off on the right foot, you’re all set for a carefree stay. What’s more your host can organise a plethora of special extras for you here, including personal shoppers, yoga instructors, guided tours and wine tastings. 
 
When you’re ready to venture out for a day of exploring, you’ll find the Spanish Steps a four-minute walk away, the Trevi Fountain walkable in nine and both Piazza Navona and Villa Borghese thirteen minutes away on foot. You’re also a ten-minute walk from the Pantheon, while Campo de' Fiori is twenty minutes on foot from your door. 


Roma Rossa

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Nauticalia is set just a couple of hundred metres from Piazza di Spagna, giving it the perfect location for people who are in Rome to do a bit of that famous sightseeing. That’s not the only thing going for it, as the apartment boasts some lovely design elements, such as the frescoed ceiling or the marine theme in the bathroom, and the huge beds will keep you comfortable. The kitchen, despite having some wonderful exposed brickwork, is pretty small and basic, but there are so many places to eat in the area that you won’t even notice.


Nauticalia

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Located on historic Via del Babuino and just a three-minute walk from the Spanish Steps, this bright, colourful home in Rome’s Spagna neighbourhood is the perfect base for those looking to be in the heart of the city’s action. Decked out in vibrant pieces of art and an eclectic blend of furnishings, this apartment is full of character and creative flair. We love the Chesterfield-style sofa in the living room, the see-through dining room chairs and the large windows that proffer views over Rome’s tiled rooftops towards the Vatican. However, our favourite spot is the master bedroom’s private balcony, ready to welcome mornings over coffee while taking in the buzz of the street below. After a refreshing soak under the rainfall shower, or an at-home massage organised by your host, set out to see the sights. Aside from the Spanish Steps that are a stone’s throw away, you’re just a five-minute walk from Villa Medici, while just under a fifteen-minute stroll will bring you to the Trevi Fountain and the Piazza Navona. After a day of sightseeing, sample one of the countless trattorias along your street (the host is happy to make a booking for you) or sit down to an intimate meal at home. End the night with a spritz on the balcony, before retreating to the comfortable bedrooms for a dreamy night’s sleep.


Sogni di Spazio

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The location of this apartment is great – it's just a short walk away from the iconic Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain. Another highlight is the private garden oasis – the perfect spot to relax or cook at the barbeque. Inside, there’s an open-plan living space with a sofa bed for guests five and six. And with the hot Roman summers, you’ll be glad to know this home has air conditioning. This place is a fantastic choice for friends and families looking to be within the heart of the Eternal City.

A Roman Romance

Just around the corner from the Spanish Steps, this plush little apartment is the perfect getaway to Rome. Walk just two minutes and you’re on Via Condotti, with its famed luxury shops and boutiques, running all the way to the Piazza di Spagna. You’re also within easy walking distance of the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon and buzzing Piazza Navona. 

Apart from its super central location, this apartment has lots going for it. Natural light fills the living room from traditional old windows. From here, you can watch the world go by on your classically Roman street. Herringbone floors and high ceilings keep things feeling grand, and the palette of greys and teals makes for a soothing spot to return to after a day in the city. We love the enclosed balcony, where a dining area is surrounded on all sides by glass – the perfect sunny breakfast spot. There’s also a tiny terrace that catches rays of sunshine in the middle of the day, painted sunshine-yellow and set up with a bistro table. 

Lemon Jelly

While it’s not the most stunning place in the city, Fern Fronds is a really good practical option for a comfortable stay in Rome. It is small, but it was in perfect condition when we visited, and the bathrooms are great for the size. It’s also right next to the iconic Via Veneto, and while that street isn’t as glamorous as it was in its sixties heyday, the Borghese gardens, Piazza di Spagna, and the metro are all within easy reach.


Fern Fronds

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Just a short stroll from the Spanish Steps, the Trevi Fountain and Piazza Barberini, this large, elegant apartment has a fantastic address. Villa Borghese Gardens, the Pantheon and the Colosseum can also be easily reached on foot. With high ceilings and plenty of natural light, this is a great home-from-home for your stay in Rome. There’s a private balcony perfect for a morning coffee and one of the bedrooms has a desk for when you need to catch up on work. Your hosts have thought of everything here – guests can also personalise their sleep experience with a pillow menu. If you're looking for a luxurious, central and comfortable stay in the Eternal City, then this apartment is ideal.

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Right on the edge of Campo Marzio, Roman Standard is in an enviable position among some of the smartest boutiques in Italy. It’s tucked under the eaves, so it’s worth noting that parts of the ceiling slope down and are therefore quite low. In the end though, this adds to the cosy feel of the whole place – there’s even a fireplace to keep you warm if you’re there during winter (it’s also there in summer, you’re just less likely to need it).


Roman Standard

This cute little apartment sits on the Via del Corso in the very centre of Rome. Its neighbours are luxury shops and buzzing pavement cafés, and you’re just a five-minute walk from the Spanish Steps here. Or, follow the Via del Corse five minutes in the other direction to reach the lively square of Pizza del Popolo, lined with cafés and home to a weekly book market.

The apartment is a medley of old and new, with a flatscreen TV sitting above a classic fireplace and gallery-white walls. Gilded mirrors and herringbone floors add a touch of class and the kitchen is a sleek vision of modernity for cooking at home. Our favourite spot has to be the terrace, sheltered by Rome’s historic buildings and set up with bistro tables for cocktails outside.  

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The bright, vibrant hues are the first things that strike you about this funky apartment. There’s a cohesion between the colourful design of the different rooms, yet at the same time, each maintains its own character. Through to the living room, where abstract artwork adorns the striking red wall and eclectic objects fill whitewashed bookshelves. While the statement art pieces and bright decor add interest, they're not the only things we love about this home. In fact, the light-filled kitchen with elegant ghost chairs is the perfect spot for starting the day with a continental breakfast. We also really like the marble floors throughout the apartment, and the granite kitchen backsplash – in fact, in most parts of the flat – the attention to detail is praiseworthy. Step outside of the building, to find yourself in the cultural heart of the world's most ancient city. Positioned between the Villa Medici and Trevi Fountain, whichever way you turn, you'll be within a short stroll from a beloved Roman attraction. Descend the Spanish Steps to the Piazza di Spagna, filled with traditional eateries, shops and gelato stalls, only a two-minute walk from this punchy home. 

Colour Field

This elegant apartment is tucked away just behind the magnificent Piazza del Popolo with its fountains and Rome's oldest obelisk (a two-minute stroll away). It's an excellent location for sightseeing with the beautiful Villa Borghese, a mere five-minute saunter and the Spanish steps, a ten-minute wander. Or check out the splendour of one of the city's most iconic landmarks, the Trevi fountain, which is under twenty minutes on foot. Inside this stylish home, while the Louis XVI period antiques catch the eye initially (and deservedly so – they are stunning), this apartment also incorporates more modern features, such as the sleek bathrooms. After a busy day, relax in the chromotherapy shower or let your host organise a private chef to prepare some classic Roman dishes for you and your guests. With its eclectic mix of traditional and contemporary design, this home offers something a little bit different from your standard place in the city.

Golden Goose

Minimal and illuminated, this bright apartment invites you to experience Rome from your own slice of calm. You can feel the Piazza del Popolo neighbourhood energy from your private Cotto-tiled terrazza – a prime spot to revitalise with a glass of local Frascati after a day exploring the gardens of Villa Borghese – only a five-minute walk from your apartment.

This home’s calm and simple aesthetic has been thoughtfully designed to maximise your city break. The sleek kitchen is kitted out for quick bites whilst the living space invites you to unwind with its crisp white walls, glossy surfaces and plump sofas. Nothing will feel better than sinking into your sheets in your light-filled bedroom, french doors open, after a day exploring the ancient architecture of the Pantheon and the historic Piazza Navona, a seventeen-minute walk from your apartment.

Having experienced Rome’s reigning monuments, why not discover the city’s more contemporary structures for a dose of architectural juxtaposition – Richard Meier’s Museo dell’Ara Pacis, an eight-minute walk away, presents a unique display of modernism in the heart of the historic centre. When you’re ready to eat, stop in at Supplizio for their golden-fried rice balls known as supplì – our pick is the cacio e pepe, although we don’t blame you for sampling every flavour.

Piazza Terrazza

It’s rare for a city home to deliver on quite so many fronts as this charming apartment in Rome’s historic Parione neighbourhood. The location, on an enchanting street between Piazza Navona and the Spanish Steps, feels brilliantly Roman, while in the home, vintage stylings meet modern comforts in elegant fashion. Muted blocks of colour give the living room an artsy edge, with wood floors, tall ceilings and atlas-inspired art adding to its sophisticated feel. We love the kitchen’s black and white tiles that contrast beautifully with its red walls and stone floors, while the blush coloured bedroom is pretty as a picture. It’s a treat to wake up here, especially when you open up the French doors that lead out onto a scenic private balcony. Sit here amongst the vines with your morning coffee while gazing out onto Rome’s rooftops, then lace up your walking shoes for a stroll around the city. Piazza Navona is just a three-minute walk away, while The Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps are reachable in ten. After a day of exploring, choose one of the countless local trattorias for a delicious dinner, then come back home to your balcony for a spritz to end the night. 

Kalos Reach

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Tucked away on an incredibly picturesque alleyway, this beautiful apartment is set in a 16th-century building located between Piazza di Spagna and Piazza del Popolo. You’ll be just an eight-minute walk from the beautiful Borghese Gardens and five minutes from the iconic Spanish Steps. It’s an area known for its artists and antique dealers, art galleries and trendy restaurants – it also happens to be the neighbourhood Roman Holiday was filmed in. Inside the home, you’ll find a space that conserves its original beauty – high ceilings and light wood parquet floors – at the same time as it is equipped with every modern comfort. The antique wood period furnishings date back to the beginning of the last century and are family heirlooms, giving the home its distinguished air, while the cosy sofa and tasteful artwork warm the space and make it especially inviting. We love the pristine modern bathroom, and the bedroom is bright and roomy – after a long day on your feet, it’s the perfect spot to unwind and end the day. 


Red Grapes

Being a resolute decision maker is probably the best quality one could have and it is with practical clarity that the designers who decorated this functional home, approached the job. This to say that if the general feel you are after in a home is luxuriant decadence, you should definitely keep looking. But if efficiency and comfort are your operational words, you might just as well stop here. With all the main sights at a stroll's distance, comfy sofas, and a private little terrace, you really might have found yourself a deal.

The Roman Pardo

With a fantastic address in the heart of Rome, this elegant apartment offers a successful blend of modern chic and timeless character. There’s a balcony to soak up the sights and sounds of the square below, and there’s an airy open-plan living room. Located just steps away from the iconic Piazza di Spagna and the Spanish Steps, this apartment places you within walking distance of Rome's most famous landmarks, including the Trevi Fountain, and the Pantheon. Experience the magic of Rome from this great holiday home.

Roman Piazza

It doesn’t get more central than this fuss-free apartment. You’ll be moments from the Spanish Steps, so close you can actually glimpse the monument's tower from the small Romeo and Juliet balcony. While it's not the most modern home, we think it works well for couples. Two guests will sleep on a sofa bed, while the others will kip on the mezzanine underneath the rustic beams. The kitchen is compact but well-appointed, though it’s best suited to antipasti rather than full meals. For those who want to spend most of their time sightseeing, it’s a good option.

Sweet Juliette

This is a no-nonsense home. The location, slam dunk in the city centre, minutes walk from the major sights, would be enough of a selling point, but no, the host really decided to attend to things the right way. This home is functional and airy, and even if it won't end up on any architectural digest any time soon, it does the job and well. The fully accessible bathroom is something we particularly appreciate and it stands a tangible testament to the inclusive and practical approach used to decorate the apartment. This is a home for everybody, as everybody deserves to see Rome. 

The Roman Beluga

EV Charger

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This modern studio apartment in an 18th-century building not only makes a good first impression but continues to reveal more of its charm throughout your stay. Everything is well-considered, from the sleek design to the comfortable furnishings, and from the practical layout to the enviable central location. The home’s footprint is well proportioned and the kitchen being partially separated makes the place feel particularly spacious. The cherry on top is the private balcony – it’s great in the morning with a strong coffee and even better at night with a spritz or two. You’ll find yourself less than a ten-minute walk from the unmistakable Trevi Fountain, virtually next-door neighbours with a modern art gallery and within touching distance of a tempting selection of traditional eateries and cosy bars. 

Reef Knot

This attractively decorated apartment is the perfect place for a Roman holiday. Located in the heart of historic Rome, it’s just a five-minute walk from Piazza di Spagna and the luxury designer brands of Via de’ Condotti, and a short stroll from the Trevi Fountain. The apartment is stylish and comfortable, with a sofa bed in the living space for two guests – for longer stays or for those hoping for a bit more room, we’d stick to a maximum guest count of two. 

Roman Luxury

This home is run by a management company which means you are giving up on some of the more personal aspects of your trip, but what you’re gaining instead is immaculate service and knowledgeable support throughout your visit. The home is perfectly located between Piazza del Popolo and Piazza di Spagna, some of the most charming squares in Rome. You’ll also be able to walk over to Villa Borghese and its vast park, or stroll along the Tiber and gaze at its impressive bridges. Who doesn’t dream of a holiday like that?

The Roman Cervo

Situated directly on the riverbank, this apartment offers stunning views of the Tiber and the Ara Pacis Museum from the big windows and two quaint balconies. The balcony is a dream – we loved starting our day with an alfresco espresso and ending the evening with a glass of wine as the sun went down across the city's rooftops. The design inside veers towards sleek simplicity, and although it may lack a little bit of pizazz, we appreciated how comfortable the squishy sofas and plush bed were after a long afternoon on our feet. And the use of space is pretty ingenious – for instance, the compact kitchenette is hidden behind a set of folding wooden doors. It's small, so we wouldn't suggest rustling up Italian feasts but it'll do the job for light bites and quick breakfasts before heading out for the day.

And trust us, you'll be doing a lot of exploring here. Just moments from Palazzo Borghese (three minutes, to be precise) and a ten-minute stroll from the Spanish Steps, this location is ideal for those wanting to see Rome's biggest attractions. You name it, chances are it's reachable on foot, be it restaurants and bars or museums and boutiques. It's a buzzing locale, that's for sure, but if you don't mind tourists, it's a perfect place to call home.

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