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This three-story villa has the feel-good factor. Designed to bring joy and happiness to your city stay, the rooms offer an abundance of colour, character and comfort. There’s a violet-toned cinema for movie nights, a pink music room and a fitness room with a sauna. You’ll also be treated to a rooftop garden and a terrace – the perfect spot for a morning coffee and evening drinks. Remote workers will also appreciate the dedicated desk space while everyone can enjoy this special location. Outside, it’s possible to walk to Piazza Fiume and the Villa Borghese in just a few minutes. Your host can also help organise tailor-made tours and transfer services. 

Follow the Joy

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

Comfort reigns supreme in this bright and appealing apartment – it’s easy to imagine a family or group of friends feeling very at ease in this rustic home. While there's no bold design or styling, the sober colours and abundance of wood make for a very relaxing and breathable environment to return to after days spent sightseeing. We really loved the unsuspecting little touches around the flat too, such as the Japanese-style painted wardrobe doors and the reclaimed cabinet. You'll notice plenty of tasteful artwork adorning the walls also. Come together in the traditional dining area for a quick coffee, before setting off to complete your tourist itinerary. We were surprised by just how quiet it was here, despite being in the heart of Rome. Walk to the historic Spanish Steps in just fifteen minutes – from there, go shopping and limoncello-sipping around the bustling Piazza di Spagna. Ascend back up the steps to one of the city's most beloved sights, Trevi Fountain, under eight minutes on foot from your new home. 

Morning Light

Visiting Rome is always an excellent idea, and staying in this apartment makes a visit to the Eternal City all the better. It’s a convenient, practical base – you’ll have a kitchen to cook in, plenty of space to unwind, and desks in the bedrooms. At full occupancy, two guests will sleep on a sofa bed in the communal living space. There are two double bedrooms and a suite with its own living area, perfect for those seeking more privacy. The apartment is just a few minutes on foot from Villa Borghese, a dreamy spot for a morning stroll. 

Borghese Neighbours

Sip a negroni cocktail on this home's private terrace right in front of Piazza Del Popolo, with its stunning panoramic views of Rome's historical heart – this is la dolce vita. Inside there are more of those inspiring views of the Eternal City to admire – they stopped us in our tracks when we visited – they look like paintings. The classic style living space has lovely polished wood floors, a feature fireplace and an ornate galleried landing. This home is ideal for a couple, business professional or family of three.

Piazza del Popolo is a mere one-minute stroll from this home, or head to Terrazza del Pincio (four minutes on foot) – this 19th-century terrace with its fountains has fabulous views over to St. Peter's Basilica. It's the same walking distance to Villa Borghese Gardens, while Villa Medici is just over a ten-minute walk. Other attractions include the Spanish Steps, a twelve-minute saunter, and the Trevi Fountain, a twenty-minute amble.




Eternal City Painting

You'd be hard-pressed to find a better location than this central Rome apartment. The must-sees of Via Veneto, Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, and Villa Borghese are all just minutes away on foot. Set on the top floor of a historic building, your host has gone above and beyond to ensure you'll have everything you need to settle in. Expect designer details like Italian baths and artisan lamps, antique furniture, and original oil paintings. If you're a full house, it's worth noting that two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living area. Three guests will also share one of the bedrooms, featuring a king-sized bed and a single bed. While this won't suit everyone, we think it could work out great for sharing with family or close friends. 

Ancient Heart

It’s hard to look past The Roman Toro location. One of the old period buildings on the same street hosted Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn in Roman Holiday, while these days, getting to the most famous tourist attractions in the city is very easy – you're an eight-minute walk from Flaminio metro station. Or else head over on foot to Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps, just a quick fifteen-minute stroll away. Upon your return, take a wander through the Piazza del Popolo around the corner from the home. Back inside, it's a minimalist dream, with a sociable open-plan living space, sleek wood floors and elegant Kartell dining chairs. While the chic decor makes for a stylish Roman pad, it's a homely place too, with cosy bedrooms made up of tasteful artwork and warming lighting – and for those keeping one eye on work during their stay, you'll find a swanky study area to power through. There are several flats within the same palazzo here, all managed by Martina and her lovely team, so while that means they lack the feel of a truly lived-in home, the level of service is near that of a hotel, and larger groups might be able to book more than one place at once. It's a great option for those looking to be in the thick of things and still experience an authentic stay – this spot will have you feeling like a local in no time. 

The Roman Toro

Located in a truly enviable neighbourhood, this home is just a stone’s throw away from Piazza del Popolo, and just a few minutes' walk to Piazza di Spagna – Some of Rome’s most beautiful squares. The home boasts fresh, welcoming open spaces, comfortable furniture, and the warm glow of ample natural lighting. This home is perfect for solo travellers and couples looking to explore the fantastic neighbourhood, as well as the beautiful city of Rome, and offers the perfect resting point from which to do so.

If you’re a lover of green spaces, then we are sure that you’ll appreciate the home's close proximity to the Villa Borghese and its striking park. In just a six-minute walk, guests can reach the iconic Spanish Steps, and in a leisurely thirty-five-minute walk, Vatican City is perfect for that Insta-worthy holiday snap, and to soak in some stunning Italian history. For those looking for shopping, dining, history and sightseeing, the centre of Rome can be reached in twenty-five minutes on foot, and let's face it, a tri[p of this magnitude would not be complete without a visit to the centre of this iconic and historic city.

The Roman Lupo

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

Situated under a ten-minute stroll from Piazza del Popolo, this apartment has a great location. You’ll also be within walking distance of a variety of museums, the Spanish Steps, and Villa Borghese.  In fact, you can see the park of Villa Borghese from this home’s large terrace thanks to its fifth-floor location in a historic building. The stylish open-plan living room is a great place to relax and it also accommodates one guest on a sofa bed at full capacity. This is a great base for your Eternal City visit.

Imperial Delight

Behind the Spanish Steps and Piazza del Popolo, The Roman Anatra is all about the location. Via Margutta, which stretches to the top of the Steps, is surprisingly quiet, given the crowds nearby. And while the flat itself only has two bedrooms, there are several in the same building, all managed by Martina and her team, so not only do they have a very professional operation, but larger groups can also book more than one place at a time.


The Roman Anatra

Sandwiched between Rome's iconic River Tiber and Piazza del Popolo, this stunning studio is an excellent place to base yourself to explore the best of the Eternal City. 

Beneath the exposed whitewashed beams, you'll find a contemporary crashpad with an emphasis on a clean finish. Not only is there plenty of storage lining the wall, but the doors open up to unveil a compact kitchenette that's ideal for preparing light bites in the morning.

Gaze out at the beautiful neighbourhood buildings from your bed before peeling back one more of those minimalist doors to reveal a natural stone shower room where you can preen and pamper to your heart's content.

Call the elevator and head down to street level, where you'll find yourself around a twenty-minute walk from the likes of the Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona and the Pantheon. Alternatively, cross the river over into upmarket Prati, home to many well-known fashion brands. For a complete change of pace, pass the Piazza del Popolo and enter the beautiful Villa Borghese park. Here, you're free to wander through the pristine gardens or pay to enter Galleria Borghese, home to one of the largest private art collections in the world.

Tardis by the Tiber

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