Toco
2 guests
1 bedrooms
Trastevere, Rome
It’s easy to see the lengths that your host, Luca has gone to with this home to really bring a snug studio space alive—it’s full of interesting details which simultaneously stand alone and work in harmony to tie the place together. From the textured, botanical print wallpaper to the gold sunburst mirror and vitalising forest green accents, its quirkiness fits in well with the local area, famous for its individuality and bohemian spirit.
Centurion Flax
6 guests
3 bedrooms
Monti, Rome
Soft colours anchor Centurion Flax’s interior – a savvy decision that prevents anything from overshadowing the beautiful frescoes on the ceiling. As a whole, it’s a relaxing, grown-up place, never brash, and with an air of quality to the furniture and fittings.
Seconds from the Steps
6 guests
2 bedrooms
Rione IV Campo Marzio, Rome
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.
Tre Colori
6 guests
3 bedrooms
Trevi, Rome
Designed with space and comfort in mind, this apartment offers a bit more privacy than your usual holiday home, without sacrificing communal space. Each of the colourful rooms has an en-suite bathroom, a kitchenette and a TV, so you will have everything you need for a sweet stay in Rome.
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