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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.

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From floors to ceilings, this apartment in central Rome maintains a sense of originality in its decor and finishes. It blends in with its historic surrounding – the bustling Piazza del Popolo with its pavement cafés and pop-up book markets is a three-minute walk, as is the beautiful Villa Borghese. If shopping is your thing, the Spanish Steps and Via del Corso are five minutes on foot. Large families or groups of friends will find this apartment to be an excellent home base. As soon as you step into the marble-floored hall you get a feeling of old-world Italy. The hall is dotted with antiques and moving through to the living and dining room it’s all floor to ceiling bookcases and herringbone floor. We particularly love the main bathroom, sleek in monotone black and white, yet embracing the vintage with its Singer sewing machine washstand and glorious oval tub. 


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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. 

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For a stay in the Eternal City, this apartment has a lot to offer. Featuring two terraces, impressive views and contemporary rooms, you’ll find everything you could need for your own Roman holiday. The layout works perfectly for an adults-only escape or families in search of comfort, simplicity and space to stretch out. Your host is also on hand to help organise extras like housekeeping, private transfers and guided tours. Plus, you can walk to parks, galleries, cafes and restaurants, while the close proximity to public transport means its easy to explore further afield. 

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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.

The Roman Farfalla

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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. 

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Just north of Rome’s historic centre you’ll find this apartment provides a calm city sanctuary. There’s a private terrace with outdoor seating for evening drinks or a morning coffee. You’ll also find the rooms are well suited to laidback social gatherings or catch up work sessions. Housekeeping and airport transfers can be arranged on request along with guided tours. Plus, it’s just a short stroll through the streets of Pinciano to Villa Borghese Park, while galleries, restaurants and shops can all be found within easy reach. 


The Angelica 

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 rooftop apartment on the Via del Corso is ideally located for ticking off some of Rome's most iconic sights. You're just around the corner from Piazza del Popolo and a short walk from the Spanish Steps – not to mention, the street itself is renowned for shopping. In this home, though, you'll feel a world away from the crowded streets (though the staircase to the fourth floor might feel a little too narrow for some). Three balconies offer ample space to unwind and savour views of the Eternal City, and the open-plan loft style means the space feels bigger than it is. The flavours of Rome might inspire you to do some cooking at home, but with a location this good, you'll have your pick of the city's best restaurants.

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Modern and illuminated, this bright apartment is designed to maximise your city break. The energy of the Piazza del Popolo can be felt from your green-walled terrazza – a serene spot to rejuvenate with a glass of local Falernum after a day wandering the manicured gardens of Villa Borghese – only a five-minute walk from your apartment.

Inside, you'll find a perfectly charming interior, with a sociable open-plan living space bathed in natural light. Here, the suspended balcony, leading to the second sleeping space, makes for an interesting architectural feature. The sleek kitchen is set up for light bites whilst the living space invites you to unwind with its crisp white walls, perspex furnishings and plump sofa. 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 Palazzo del Quirinale and Trevi Fountain, a fifteen-minute walk from your apartment. 

Make your way to the Vatican, stopping off for creamy espresso and velvety gelato along the cafe-lined streets, and be prepared with your passport to explore the Renaissance sculptures in the Musei Vaticani and Michaelangelo’s frescoes in the Sistine Chapel. When you’re ready to eat, stop in at Il Goccetto for their extensive selection of wines, marinated vegetables, salty charcuterie and artisan cheeses.

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Behind the Spanish Steps and Piazza del Popolo, The Roman Civetta is all about its location. The little square outside is utterly beautiful – as characteristic an example as you’ll find in the entire city, and despite the crowds nearby, it’s surprisingly peaceful, even out on the terrace. Walk to one of Rome's most beloved sights, Trevi Fountain, in just fifteen short minutes, before returning home for a refreshing glass of vino. Stepping back inside, you'll notice rustic wooden ceilings, tasteful paintings, and elegant furnishings that make for a traditional and homely feel around the apartment. Sink into a sleek ghost chair around the stunning glass dining table, delve into a bowl of pasta, and hear the sounds of the world's most ancient city through the open balcony doors. Speaking of, round off a lovely day spent sightseeing with a game of cards on your sheltered terrace, while looking out to charming rooftop views. 

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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.

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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.

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Much like its sister, Fern Fronds, in the same building, Fern Leaves is incredibly well kept and in a really good location - a residential street between the Borghese Gardens and Via Veneto, with the Piazza di Spagna only a short walk away. There’s plenty of space, with a small balcony, and the bathtub even has some jacuzzi jets installed to add a touch of luxury.


Fern Leaves

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

One glance at the terrace and its panoramic vistas, and you'll understand why this penthouse is a firm favourite. With an alfresco dining table, comfy lounge chairs (including a swing) and city views on offer, it's the go-to spot to soak up the allure of Rome. You'll want to begin every morning out there – sipping espresso, watching as the city comes alive – and end each evening with drinks as the sun goes down over the rooftops. Inside is bright and charming, with more than enough space for groups to sprawl out. There's even a lovely housekeeper who'll see to the cleaning – she's lived here for twenty years and continues to look after the flat, even turning down the beds every day. Parioli is one of the greenest neighbourhoods in the city – though it's not right in the thick of it, there are quiet leafy streets to stroll down and excellent restaurants to slip into along Viale dei Parioli. But when you want to see the sights, just hop on the bus and you can reach the centre in twenty minutes.

The Fado Singer

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

Within walking distance of Villa Borghese and the Trevi Fountain, this apartment is ideal for sightseeing. You'll have central Rome at your fingertips here, whether you're looking for restaurants, landmarks, or high-end shops. Despite its small size, the layout is functional for friends and families. The kitchen is compact but has everything you'll need to whip up light fare – although we think it's a great excuse to try the local eateries – and the bedrooms are bright if a little snug. We think it makes a convenient, fuss-free base for those keen to spend most of their time exploring the city.

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We love this home for its multiple suntrap terraces – enjoy morning coffees on the loungers among the rooftops and lunch spreads on the wrought-iron patio set. With an umbrella for shade, you can spend hours out here with a good novel or bottle of crisp white wine. Inside, you’ll find a thoughtfully designed home with elegant designer furniture. Unwind in the bright, comfortable living area and enjoy a home-cooked feast together at the refined glass table. The bedrooms are decorated with lovely artworks and the marble bathrooms contribute to the understated air of luxury that this home has. Plus, you’ll be in a fabulous location, just a six-minute walk from the gorgeous Villa Borghese Gardens and eight minutes from the treasured Spanish Steps. 

The Roman Gatto

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.


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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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Surrounded by splendid parks and the greenery of Parioli, this sizeable one bedroom apartment sets itself apart with a private terrace and garden. Featuring a large kitchen and bar, a tastefully furnished bedroom with its own en-suite, and an open plan dining area, the apartment has been completely renovated with thought going into the smallest details. Once settled, new arrivals can begin their Roman exploration with a visit to the nearby Villa Borghese, meet lions and elephants at Bioparco di Roma, or walk 350m to Euclide station and take a train into the heart of the Eternal City.

The Eternal Home

A cute flat in a cuter palazzo, The Roman Volpe isn’t huge, but makes excellent use of the space available. The living room’s a very decent size, and the arched windows are a little out of the ordinary. Outside, Via Margutta – made famous by Roman Holiday – is a charming street, as characteristic as any you’ll find in the city. And given how close it is to so many of the famous tourist attractions, it’s surprising how quiet it is (relatively, of course). 


The Roman Volpe

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

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

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

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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

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

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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. 

Roman Gardens

With its ideal location on a quiet street just moments from Piazza del Popolo and the Villa Medici, we can overlook the slightly lacklustre apartment. Having said that, the kitchen was recently remodelled and the bathroom is similarly up to date. On top of that, the building is run by a management company, so you can expect a level of service that you wouldn’t otherwise get. Step outside, wander along the Tiber or enjoy the impressive park of the Villa Borghese, there’s so much to see and do here, you could spend your entire trip in this neighbourhood alone. 

The Roman Leone

There’s no point beating around the bush that the interiors here aren’t the most impressive in our collection. Having said that though, this home boasts a huge private terrace that guests can make use of most of the year. On top of that, the kitchen and bathroom are both modern and the bed is very comfortable. If more than two guests stay here, they’ll need to sleep on the sofa bed in the living room, but this is a small price to pay for the outstanding location. Tucked away between Piazza del Popolo and Piazza di Spagna, this is one of Rome’s most impressive neighbourhoods. 

The Roman Cavallo

When visiting a city as rich in sights as Rome, it’s important to take some time to yourself to recharge your batteries. This apartment has not one, but two terraces for you to relax on – it’s a marvellous base for your city break. 

Wake up in the morning feeling refreshed after a superb night’s sleep in an oh-so-comfortable bed, and move straight out to the balcony just off the master bedroom. Sip coffee and eat pastries and fresh fruit while you soak up a moment of tranquillity. Will you spend your day visiting museums and galleries, or brave the heat of the Colosseum and the Roman Forum? Villa Borghese and its stunning gardens are a mere six-minute walk from the apartment, so it’s a lovely place to start your day. Lively Piazza di Spagna is similarly close, just seven minutes away on foot. There you can watch the world go by from a cafe or restaurant, and revel in the atmosphere of this fabulous city. 

In the afternoon, head back to the apartment. Take a book and glass of lemonade up to the terrace and sunbathe in peace, feeling a million miles from the crowds of the city below. The apartment itself is spacious and bright, with an instantly calming vibe. It’s the perfect choice for a visit to Rome. 


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In a beautiful eighteenth-century building, this home occupies the attic space and offers a private terrace right in front of the Piazza Del Popolo, overlooking incredible panoramic views of Rome’s historical centre. After breakfast and an espresso at the kitchen’s breakfast bar – or even take alfresco on sunny mornings – head out and explore the sights. Visit the Piazzo Del Popolo and the other attractions that are within walking distance, or hop on the metro to roam even more of the capital. 

In the evening, what could be a better way to enjoy your delicious Italian pasta and pizza than with an alfresco meal on the terrace as you admire the amazing views afforded to you? Sip great Italian wine as the sunsets on this view and the vista turns to nighttime before you finally retire inside. 

Sunset Soul

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.




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Warm and welcoming, this apartment makes for an excellent base for those seeking a slower pace in Rome. It’s just a few steps from Villa Borghese and its pretty gardens, close to the most popular tourist spots but without the crowds. You can easily explore the city using public transport, though you don’t need to travel far for great food – Pinciano Market is only 20 metres away. The apartment is a comfortable home-from-home, with everything you might need for a city break. There are desks in both of the bedrooms, ideal for those working remotely. 

The Roman Flower

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