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Satellite / Cable TV

Library of Books

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Parking Available

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Despite its position in an old, atmospheric square near Campo de’ Fiori, Falconry has been renovated recently, and most of the furniture has been made to measure, making the whole place feel very well crafted. Everything fits together, from the parquet floor to the various lamps, and even the terrace is taken care of, and not an afterthought. High up among the rooftops, it feels like a little refuge from the hectic city below.

Falconry

Smart TV

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High Chair

Cot / Crib

Steam Room

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Private Entrance

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Pets Allowed

Pets

Child Friendly

With a privileged address in the heart of Rome, this apartment opens its doors to the magic of the Eternal City. Outside, wind your way through the lively Campo de' Fiori district, dine in local restaurants and explore iconic sights – including churches, palaces and famous Piazzas. Wherever the day takes you, this apartment makes it easy to switch off and relax. There’s a private outdoor terrace for evening drinks, a Turkish Bath for relaxing moments and a wonderful open plan living room for cosy gatherings. 


The Eternal Rose

Cafetiere

Since 1869, the Campo de' Fiori has been a hub of market trading for fresh fruit, vegetables, and flowers. And by evening, this charming square becomes a hub of alfresco dining spots and wine bars. With that in mind, this studio apartment is pretty convenient, at less than a minute away. But if you want to keep busy rather than relaxing with a glass of chianti, you’ll find palaces, museums, and statues all around – such as the Museo di Scultura Antica Giovanni Barracco, two minutes away. However, we feel that this home is somewhat of a landmark itself. As you step inside, you can help but be taken aback by the striking timber ceiling. These thick, rustic beams ooze old-world Italy, transporting you back in time. But with modern twists from minimalist furniture and quirky artworks, there’s an elegant clash of eras which makes this studio feel unique. We love the luxe touches like the marble kitchen sink and bathroom, although your host can provide an even better VIP experience. After being picked up by your private driver from the airport, you might fancy taking up their offer of a wine tasting tour or ride on a classic Vespa.

Il Legname

Netflix

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Single-Level Home

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Access to Business Centre

Finding a street close to it all but not inundated with tourists is the holy grail in Rome – and that's precisely where you'll find this apartment. We call it the Goldilocks zone. But, ever the professional, your host Michele hasn’t used that as an excuse to rest on his laurels. The flat itself is in perfect condition, and while it doesn’t have the feeling of a family home, that’s often a good thing when it's not a sprawling home with space for all the host's personal items. The two bedrooms are on opposite sides of the flat, which is perfect for groups of friends travelling together, though families might want little ones closer by, or not. We understand. Sandwiched between the river and lively Campo de' Fiori, you're in a prime location to explore the city. The square is home to the city's most vibrant (and occasionally overpriced) street market (Monday-Saturday mornings). Still, this famous foodie haven is a good place to stock up on fresh produce, just a five-minute walk from your apartment. Cross over the stone footbridge, Ponte Sisto, and within a couple of minutes, you'll be immersed in trendy Trastevere. With its cobbled streets lined with charmingly faded facades, innovative trattorias, and craft cocktail bars, there's plenty to keep you occupied well into the night.


Tales From The Riverbank

Bathtub

Deep within the narrow, medieval streets of Rome, this period building hides a surprisingly modern apartment for up to five guests. It's not a huge space but it's been cleverly configured to make the most of what it has – and to make it feel comfortable and high-end at the same time. Decorated in on-trend whites, creams and greys, it's bright and fresh. The kitchenette is stowed away in a cupboard-like space in the living room and while it's perfect for the basics, it's not going to appeal to keen home cooks – but this is Rome, and some of the best restaurants, cafes and bars in the world are right on your doorstep. Our favourite feature of this home is the view onto the charming Piazza dei Satiri outside. And while we're talking location, the famous Campo de’ Fiori market is just around the corner.


Pan's Place

Finding somewhere that can comfortably sleep eight (and ten, at a stretch) in the Jewish Quarter isn’t as straightforward as you might think. Finding somewhere that can comfortably sleep eight and has a view as good as Teatro’s is even harder. It looks down onto the Largo di Torre Argentina, which holds the ruins of four temples and Pompey’s Theatre. It’s a fantastic spot, and Teatro makes the most of it, with a simple design intended to not interfere.


Teatro

Amazon Prime

Wine Cooler

Sauna

Hot Tub

Desk / Workplace

This city bolthole, set slap bang in the middle of Rome's central Regola district, has an unbeatable location. But it's the apartment's private sauna and Jacuzzi bath getting us hot under the collar. 

After hectic days in the hustle and bustle of Rome city, this home is the ultimate relaxation retreat. Soak travel-weary legs in the bubbly Jacuzzi. Heat things up in the sauna. Or feel anew beneath the rainfall showers.

When it's time to crash out, grab a glass of something crisp from the wine fridge before settling down to marvel at the design features dotted about this home. The statement lighting, including bespoke chandeliers, brings all the ambience.

Away from this luxurious home, you'll find the very best of Rome at your feet. Take your pick from markets, shops, cafes, restaurants, and gelato parlours – you name it, you're near it. While sights like the Piazza Navona and Pantheon are just a short stroll away. And, of course, there's always the River Tiber (two minutes on foot) for an early evening stroll. As dusk falls over the historic rooftops, there's no finer place to be.

Hot to Trot

Luxury Bedding

Welcome Hamper

Doorman

The palazzo that houses this apartment is something to behold. It's a wonderfully historic building that backs onto a little square and housed renowned American expressionist painter Cy Twombly for a good part of his later life. Once inside, the apartment is simple and traditional but elegant. There are plenty of eye-catching original features on display, including the stunning exposed beam ceiling and open fireplace, It lacks the personal effects of a lived-in home, which will appeal to those who tend to find Roman apartments on the busy side, but your hosts made your comfort their number one priority – the beds (and linens in particular) feel very luxurious and make getting up in the morning that little bit trickier. Explore the labyrinth of streets and you'll find yourself a few minutes' walk from the River Tiber, a five-minute stroll from Piazza Campo de' Fiori and 550 metres from the stunning Piazza Navona.

Pencil Graffiti

From Dusk Herald, the Vatican, Piazza Navona and Trastevere are all easily reachable on foot. You’ve also got the Tiber just around the corner – it’s hard to overstate just how well-placed the flat is. Inside it’s simple, but with a pretty wooden ceiling upstairs, and lots of light. The kitchen is a little beige, but we did like the geometric wallpaper. We also noticed a lot of birdsong coming through the windows, which added a lovely, bucolic feel to the place.


Dusk Herald

A former 17th-century trading station, this characterful building now houses cosy apartments that hark back to the neighbourhood's heritage. With original timber ceilings, shuttered windows overlooking the city streets and hexagonal tiled floors, this flat radiates Roman ambience. But rainfall showers, a sleek kitchen and sumptuous sofas provide plenty of 21st-century comforts. Rustle up antipasti and share it around the roomy dining table alongside a bottle of Italy's finest wine – or, if you're not up for cooking, arrange for a private chef to prepare a delicious feast for you. There's a desk in the living area that's perfect for business travellers, while the comfortable bedrooms are just the ticket after a long day exploring Rome's lively streets.

And speaking of exploring, you couldn't ask for a better spot to do just that. Smack dab in the city centre, you're a mere two-minute walk from the traditional markets in Campo de' Fiori and the bustling Piazza Navona. Alongside dozens of restaurants, museums, historical landmarks and boutiques, you're only a sixteen-minute stroll from the Trevi Fountain – after a guided tour around the city, end the evening with a nightcap at one of the trendy cocktails bars nearby.

The Peddler & The Lady

Fireplace

Habitat has a lot going for it. Beyond the incredible location (Via di Monserrato is considered one of the most beautiful streets in the city), it’s in good condition, has high ceilings, excellent parquet floors, and whitewashed ceiling beams. The kitchen brings the average down a little – you wouldn’t want to plan on cooking a dinner party in there – but apart from that, it’s a very comfortable, practical flat.


Habitat

Ceiling Fans

While this two-bedroom Rome apartment isn't the most stylish in our collection, its enviable location is what makes it stand out. If you're here to explore, you'll find plenty of galleries and museums nearby. Back at home, one bedroom offers courtyard views, while the other lets you peer through trees at the River Tiber. The kitchen, while looking in need of an update, is well-equipped – though we think you'll be taking advantage of stylish Regola's eateries more often than not. 

A Roman Kiss

Throws

Grab yourself a big slice of Roman life at this immaculate river view apartment, just around the corner from the iconic piazza of Campo di Fiori. Home to one of the city's best-known markets and, by night, buzzing bars and restaurants, this square delivers all the Italian charms you're chasing.

You can easily blaze a trail to Rome's biggest sights from here, too, including the Colosseo (half-an-hour on foot) and even closer, the Patheon (a fifteen-minute walk). Or ditch the crowds and hop over the bridge to Trastevere's atmospheric alleyways to seek out a nonna-esque trattoria for dinner. 

Back home, this newly renovated apartment feels like the perfect little hideaway after days amongst the city's hustle and bustle. Put your feet up in the light-filled living space – the leafy vistas reaching out to the River Tiber through the dual-aspect windows are a joy. While over in the two boutique-feel bedrooms, guests sharing will love the privacy of the separate ensuite bathrooms. And despite its central location, both rooms feel surprisingly quiet at night, so you can bank a good night's kip here. While for those planning to work or study during your stay, there's a handy desk space in one of the bedrooms with a charming view to boot.

Limoncello Yellow

A quirky base in Rome, this home is the attic of a building, so sits amid Rome’s rooftops. This means there are a lot of stairs to climb – it’s not going to be suitable for everyone and isn’t recommended for children under the age of six. But if you can manage the stairs, you’re rewarded with a charming home-from-home. The apartment even boasts a private terrace – the perfect spot for alfresco dining – and is next to a chapel designed by Raphael in the 1500s. You’ll share your outside space with the original bell tower. Seeing more of Rome’s architecture and history is a breeze, as you’re within walking distance of all the main attractions, including Campo de’ Fiori – just a five-minute stroll. 

Roman Rhapsody

Location, location, location! This apartment is a perfect base for exploring the very best of the Eternal City. Your Roman retreat is right in the heart of the historical centre, on a beautiful cobbled street no more than a fifteen-minute amble away from Campo de' Fiori, Piazza Navona, and charming Trastevere. Perhaps most importantly, you're just off Via Giulia – a roughly half-mile-long cobbled street that's lined from end to end with beautiful churches, elegant palazzi, maze-like antique shops, and some of the fanciest homes in Rome. It's also well-equipped with eateries – I Sofà Bar Restaurant & Roof Terrace is set to impress with great views and even better food or you can rub shoulders with Rome's great and good at specialist seafood establishment Assunta Madre. If the idea of a quiet night in appeals, the high-end appliances in the kitchen have got you covered, while the home cinema in the double room is ideal for watching legendary Fellini films from the comfort of your bed. 

Cobblestone Hideout

You'll be impressed with the views of the Santa Barbara dei Librari seen from the windows of this newly renovated apartment. But you'll love this home's location even more. Set in the heart of the historic district, overlooking the atmospheric square Largo dei library, all the must-see sights are walkable from here.

Get off to a flying start with a hefty dose of Roman life around the corner at Campo de Fiori (a three-minute walk) –⁠ by day, the piazza hosts one of the city's best-known markets, and by night, its bars and restaurants keep the night flowing. Or do like the locals with early-evening passeggiatas along the postcard-pretty River Tiber, it's just a four-minute walk from your door.

Back at home, this modern apartment housed in an ancient Roman villa of mighty proportions makes quite the first impression with its floor-to-ceiling windows flooding the space with natural daylight and revealing charming scenes of the pretty piazza below.

The designers have cleverly used the height of those lofty, exposed beam ceilings to create a nifty mezzanine level that houses the second bedroom. Meanwhile, strategically-placed house plants and contemporary artwork warm the loft-style space. When thoughts turn to food, you can easily rustle up a  bite to eat in the smart kitchen area. Though with so many trattorias waiting right outside your door, we wouldn't blame you if you ate out every day instead.

Flowers in Rome

Charming and cosy, you'll find this apartment in the centre of Rome, just around the corner from Campo de' Fiori and its morning market. Whether you're in the mood for museums and art galleries or bars and boutiques, this spot promises many Roman adventures – your host can even arrange guided tours and culinary experiences for you. If sightseeing is on your to-do list, you're in luck – Piazza Navona (a seven-minute walk), the Pantheon (eleven minutes on foot), the Trevi Fountain (walkable in eighteen) and the Colosseum (a twenty-three-minute stroll) are all within easy reach.

After exploring, come home to this characterful flat, where beamed wooden ceilings, traditional tile floors and vintage furniture create an authentic ambience. Rest weary legs on the sofa, a glass of wine in hand, then rustle up dinner in the glossy kitchen. The bedroom is comfortable and features a quaint Juliet balcony overlooking the courtyard, but our favourite room has to be the study – we adore the floor-to-ceiling bookshelves stuffed with well-thumbed tomes. The antique desk facing the square is the perfect place to get down to business – there's nothing quite like checking your inbox while admiring the hustle and bustle in Largo dei Librari outside.

Vade Mecum

Garden

This charming home, set on one of the most historic streets of Rome, will take you back in time with antique furniture and an effortless vintage touch. Although you might not have great impressionist painters philosophising in your sitting room, you’ll be inspired by the life this cosy home has lived – hopefully in such a way that it sparks something creative within you. Writers can take to the small desk to let that creativity spill out onto the page, artists can sketch by the light of the lounge window, cooks can whip up innovative new recipes in the compact kitchen, and musicians, well, the piano is waiting for your brand new melody. 

In case you need a muse, the entirety of The Eternal City is waiting for you. Venture to the Pantheon in five minutes or stroll twenty-minutes away to explore Vatican City. Piazza Navona with its 16th century marble fountain, is at the end of a five-minute walk  – sit there contemplating as you watch people go by as you nurse a cappuccino. Don’t forget to swing by the pastry shop on your way home for some of the freshest cannelloni and five flavours of tiramisu.

A Vintage Touch

Children's Dinnerware

This stylish apartment places you in the heart of Rome for an unforgettable experience in the Italian capital. Prepare breakfast in the mint green kitchen or head out to one of the nearby bakeries or cafes and grab something on your way to do some sightseeing. Those hoping to be a little productive during their stay can take advantage of the desk in the bedroom to get some work done remotely, so whether you're travelling for business or pleasure, this home can easily fulfil your wishes.

The highlight of this cosy space is the fantastic location. You're just a short walk from some of the best restaurants in the city, so you'll be able to experience the fantastic local cuisine whenever you fancy. If you're the type of discerning traveller that enjoys immersing themself in culture and history, look no further – just a brief stroll from your doorstep you'll find landmarks such as the Pantheon, Piazza Navona and the famous market Campo de Fiori.

In the City of Echoes

Halfway between Trastevere and Campo de’ Fiori, and footsteps from the banks of the River Tiber, this apartment is enviably located. Inside, the place has been tastefully finished with relaxation in mind. Furnishings in rich brown are complemented by pops of teal and subtle gold accents. There’s a comfy L-shaped sofa that calls for reclining with a good book and a dining nook should you fancy taking your meals at home. Take a walk through Rome’s historic streets. You’ll reach the Spada Gallery and the old-school trattorias of Via del Pellegrino in five minutes by foot, the Moor Fountain in ten and the Pantheon in fifteen. To reach the Roman Forum and the Colosseum, catch a taxi and arrive in just over ten minutes or opt to wander through the city and reach them in a leisurely thirty.

Teal on the Tiber

Portal doesn’t try to do anything out of the ordinary. Rather, it takes the basics of a good flat and ensures that they are all spot on. The end result is a bright flat, with high ceilings, some original features and decent furniture. The acrylic Kartell chairs contrast nicely with the largely traditional vibe, and while the kitchen could stand to be redone, it’s still functional. Finally, it’s worth mentioning how fantastic the location is. Both Campo de’ Fiori market and Piazza Navona are nearby, and the streets are an excellent example of the city’s medieval architecture.


Portal

Located in Rome’s wonderfully scenic and beautifully bohemian Trastevere neighbourhood, this welcoming apartment is just the ticket for those looking for an authentic stay neighboured by traditional trattorias, craft beer pubs and artisan shops galore. 

Housed in a coral-coloured building along a cobblestone street, you’ll find this charming home laid out over two floors with a beamed mezzanine bedroom and an eclectically designed living area downstairs, replete with terracotta tile floors and plenty of rustic charm. Start mornings with fresh coffee and locally bought pastries at the cosy dining table and spend evenings on the striped sofa with a glass of Italian wine. At night, the inviting bed beckons a comfortable night’s sleep, while the shelf of books offers the perfect excuse for an easy-going morning of reading before setting off to see the sights. 

Speaking of exploring, you’ve got your neighbourhood's old-world cobbled lanes, ocher palaces, ivy-clad facades and heady nightlife to discover right outside your door, while the Botanical Garden of Rome is a short walk away too. Across the Tiber, you’ve got the city’s historic centre to spend your days in too, where iconic sights like the Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona and the famous Colosseum await. 


Trastevere Stripes

Courtyard

This Roman home is as central as it gets, sitting just ten minutes west of the iconic Pantheon and mere steps from the banks of the Tiber River in a typical historic building. And that's not all this spacious abode has going for it. Ideal for groups of friends or family, the refurbished apartment offers comfort and style in abundance, with herringbone floors, plush velvet seating and design-led furniture.

The open-plan living and dining area is the perfect place to gather in between landmark-hopping. Relax in front of the TV and sit down to Italian-inspired feasts whipped up in the kitchen. When sleep beckons, you'll unwind in no time in the calming bedrooms – both of which face an internal courtyard, meaning you're safe from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Herringbone Haven

This charming apartment is in a prime spot in the heart of Navona. It's located down a quiet cobbled street, so you'll be able to enjoy a relaxing glass of wine from the private courtyard while still being close to the city's sights. You're within walking distance of Campo de' Fiori where you can pick up fresh local produce, while Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon and the Vatican City are a short Metro ride away. At home, whip up cocktails in the stylish bar or prepare group meals in the fully equipped kitchen – there's plenty of space to unwind and entertain, though one person will be sleeping on a sofa bed in the living room. 


The Roman Highlight

Workplace

Paid Parking

Located on the fourth floor of a historic Roman building, you won't get much more central than this apartment. You'll find the beautiful Piazza Navona, the market at Campo de' Fiori, and landmarks like the Pantheon within easy walking distance – not to mention an array of restaurants and museums. The extensive library and multiple desks here are great for staying productive, while the main bedroom enjoys its own small en-suite. To make the most of your stay, your host can also arrange services like airport transfers and breakfast deliveries, as well as unique experiences like Vespa tours and cooking classes.

Roman Rock

Baby Bath

Mosquito Net

This penthouse lies in the heart of Rome, with some expansive rooftop views from its cosy terrace. Ideal for small families, friends or couples looking to get to know the city, the decor is traditional and charming, though the low ceilings in some areas may not be suitable for taller guests. Parking here is paid, but if you're not driving, you won't have much problem getting around. There's plenty within walking distance, from restaurants and shops to the River Tiber and the ancient Pantheon. Public transport is also nearby, making it easy to see the sights both near and far.

The Lady of Rome

Bread Maker

Free Parking On Street

Free Parking On Premises

Fingertips is in a great position, close to both the Jewish Quarter and Campo de’ Fiori, the home of Rome’s most famous market. The layout of the flat makes it quite a flexible proposition – if the living room needs to be used as a bedroom, it can be closed off from the other communal areas, and you wouldn’t know it wasn’t permanent (except for the sofa bed). All in all, it’s a cute flat, with some nice period furniture, but it’s the location that really lifts it to the next level.


Fingertips

In the days of Ancient Rome, the grounds of this home belonged to the Baths of Agrippa. Now it stands as a gateway to the heart of Italian living – a place to discover the atmospheric beauty and cultural depth of the city. 

Tucked in the Pigna district right in the centre of Rome, this apartment brings a touch of contemporary luxury to its traditional roots. It’s the kind of setting that draws you in with its charm and character, inviting you to enjoy life’s simple luxuries as well as a few quirky features. And whether you’re sipping drinks in the living room or gathering around the table for a candlelit dinner, it’s easy to settle in and feel at home here. 

Stepping outside, you can stroll through the atmospheric streets towards the iconic sights – the Pantheon is just three–minutes away while the Trevi Fountain is an eleven–minute walk. And with an abundant selection of local bars, restaurants and shops on your doorstep, there’s everything you could need to feel inspired by the Eternal City. 

Hope & Glory 

This unique home is ideal for large groups. It’s a whole building divided into four separate apartments, so up to eighteen guests can stay together while also having their own space – though four guests will be sleeping on sofa beds. The steep stone stairs aren’t suitable for those with reduced mobility – or heavy suitcases – but those stairs mean that the views from the outside spaces are pretty special. Best of all, you’re just a short stroll from the Pantheon and Piazza Navona, with all the sights of the city within easy reach. 

Forza Vita

We’ll admit it; an apartment this big in central Rome is a rare find indeed. Add in an attentive host, rooftop views and stylish decor and you know you’re onto a winner. The living area is a social space, perfect for big groups who want to spend time together. White, leather L-shaped sofas create the chill-out lounge and a mulberry-purple kitchen has everything you need to cook up a feast. Bedrooms are a medley of mezzanine spots and private king-size suites. The real boon is you’re looking out over Piazza Sforza Cesarini here, the heart of the action in the central Ponte neighbourhood. A seven-minute walk sees you at the pavement cafés and buzzing bars of Piazza Navona, and the ancient site of the Pantheon is fifteen minutes on foot.  

Vino Bianco

Wine Cellar

Video Intercom

Sun Loungers / Beach Chairs

Security Cameras

Centrally located in the eternal city of Rome, this home is a mere stone's throw from several iconic landmarks, including the Ponte Sisto, where you can overlook the Tiber. And some of those sights you might even spot from the balcony, though when it comes to the outdoor seating, we prefer the patio table in the shade of the pergola. As for the home, the rustic charm of the rafters and furnishings is sweet and well-kept. It's worth noting that despite being spacious, this home's sleeping arrangements feature a double sofa bed and another room with two single sofa beds that might be more suitable for children. With two other double beds available, however, it's the ideal pad for a family getaway.

The Roman Centaur

Perched along a quiet cobbled street on the outskirts of bustling Campo de' Fiori, you'll find this Italian villa apartment. While the caramel-coloured exterior and lofty ceilings inside show the bones of this period building, the rest of the apartment is expertly reimagined for modern living. Peer out through the lounge's dual aspect windows with your morning coffee to reveal charming vignettes of balconies tumbling with greenery –⁠ precisely as you'd imagine a traditional Italian street to be. And thanks to its quiet residential locale, you'll be sure to bank a peaceful night's sleep in the pristine bedroom. When it's time to soak up the Roma culture, get off to a flying start with a stroll along Via Giulia (three minutes on foot) –⁠ one of the most beautiful streets in Rome and the perfect spot for a sociable aperitivo. Or for something a little more refined, you're right in the heart of the gourmet district with three Michelin-starred restaurants just a three-minute jaunt away. And there's plenty of local favourites to be found over the river amidst the medieval streets of Trastevere (ten minutes on foot) –⁠ worth the stroll alone to take in those sunset views over the Ponte Sisto. It's one of Rome's greatest pleasures.

Verde Cadente

Occupying a desirable position on the banks of the River Tiber, this charming apartment is a great place to base yourself, within easy walking distance of the city's major sights. You'll be just steps from the Campo de Fiori market, with countless bars and restaurants nearby. You will need to climb up a steep flight of stairs to reach the entrance of the home and there are stairs inside, so we'd recommend packing light. Once you're up there, it's a cosy and welcoming pad to return to after sightseeing ventures. The kitchen is a little compact but well-equipped for preparing antipasti bites and pre-dinner snacks before heading into the city. 

Tiber Twilight

Sauna / Steam Room

Just a few steps away from the hive of activity that is the Campo de’ Fiori square and its market lies Starry Eyes, a spread-out apartment with ample space for large groups of friends and friends. Brightly lit, the tall windows overlooking Corso Vittorio Emanuele and Piazza San Pantaleo let in plenty of light throughout the day and fill the space with fresh air. Step out onto the corner balcony as you sip your morning coffee and watch the world go by. We particularly love the antique dining table – be sure to share an Italian feast of dreams when it comes to mealtimes. Despite the home's central location, you'll find peace and quiet here, making it the perfect escape to return to after a day of pizza-fuelled sightseeing. Having said that, you won't have to venture far to discover the treasures of Rome – as you'll be stationed just 500 metres away from Piazza Navona and 600 metres away from the Pantheon. 




Starry Eyes

Right between Piazza Navona and Campo de’ Fiori, Refosco is in a bustling location, but inside it’s peaceful. Rich colours and plants, along with lots of decoration, create the interior design equivalent of a hug. The layout means that it’s perhaps best suited to families, or at least people who are comfortable being in close proximity, but if that doesn’t pose a problem, then it’s got a lot going for it. 


Refosco

Nestled in the heart of the historic centre and just a few steps from the Campo de Fiori market and the Majestic Piazza Navona, this apartment promises a comfortable retreat for a memorable city stay. Pastel-hued and characterful in style, the open-plan living space is a treat for a large group. The bedrooms will suit a close group, with a double and a single sharing one bedroom and a semi-open plan fifth bedroom – that said, with Rome’s sights on your doorstep, you’ll be springing out of bed in the morning to experience the sights. The Pantheon, Saint Peter and the Imperial Forum, and Museo di Roma are within walking distance, as are the city’s best boutiques and restaurants.

A Roman Retreat

Tucked away in the historic heart of Rome, this apartment delivers a great base for an inspiring city stay. From here, it’s just a short stroll to Piazza Navona and the Pantheon, while the Trastevere neighbourhood is just across the river. Wherever the day takes you, this home makes it easy to switch off and unwind in the open-plan living room. The main bedroom has an additional single bed which is ideal for children and the second bedroom has an ensuite bathroom – making this a great option for those in search of a little extra privacy. 


Love in Rome

Location is where Noon Herald sets itself apart. It’s at the centre of a triangle that has the Vatican, Piazza Navona, and Trastevere as its points. The other big draw is the structure of the flat, with a double-height ceiling and the sloping beams – these help balance out the slightly spartan furniture elsewhere. It would be a good place for someone who is more used to hotels, as there are several services that are more commonly associated with them, such as daily bed turning and clean towels on request.


Noon Herald

For a quintessential stay in the historic centre of Rome, this elegant home welcomes you to experience the beating heart of piazza life. 

Located in the Regola neighbourhood, it’s the perfect setting for friends and family to embrace the timeless beauty of Roman culture. Walking through the cobbled streets and into this home feels like an authentic taste of traditional city life. And with its warm and personal details, you’ll find it easy to settle in here. 

From preparing your morning coffee in the kitchen to reading by the window, there’s a relaxing ambience throughout this home. Make plans for your day or simply wander through the ancient streets towards the morning market at Campo dei Fiori – a three–minute walk away. From architectural splendour to artisanal shops, bakeries and bars, this area is brimming with life. It’s also no more than a fifteen–minute walk to the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain.

And after a day of exploring the artistic landscape of the city, you’ll love coming home to this stylish apartment. Pour a glass of local wine and celebrate the eternal beauty of Rome. 

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Sitting on the right-hand side of the Tiber, the neighbourhood of Trastevere is an inimitable mix of history and character, much like this apartment. The building in which it sits dates back to the 14th century, although you wouldn't be able to guess that age from the fresh design of the interior.

In the main living space, a colour palette of neutrals makes the room feel bright and inviting, while there are brighter tones in the bedrooms that lend a sense of personality. When it comes to dinners, guests are treated to two kitchen spaces — a wooden-panelled room that doubles up as a dining area and an adjoining room with an induction cooker.

If rather than cooking, however, you fancy familiarising yourself with Roman cuisine, there's a huge choice of restaurants in the surrounding area. The city's famous attractions are not too far away, either — the Pantheon takes just over a quarter of an hour on foot to reach, while the Colosseum takes about double that.

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