Fountain Fortunes
8 guests
4 bedrooms
Trevi, Rome
We like being in the thick of things on a city break, so this Roman home immediately caught our eye. It’s just a few minutes from the iconic Trevi Fountain, and a short walk from the Pantheon and the Roman Forum – it’s not difficult to see the sights of Rome from this base.
Pantheon Dream
3 guests
1 bedrooms
Sant'Eustachio, Rome
Staying here puts you in the heart of Rome’s historic city centre, just around the corner from the Pantheon. It’s a charming home-from-home, equipped with everything you’ll need for a short break, including a kitchenette.
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.
Dreams of Rome
4 guests
2 bedrooms
Rione VI Parione, Rome
Staying here, you’ll be in the heart of Rome. Piazza Navona is a five-minute walk away, you can reach the Pantheon in six minutes, and Castel Sant’Angelo is within easy reach – it’s a breeze to see the sights of Rome from this conveniently located apartment.
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