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With its location just moments from the Spanish Steps, this apartment is hard to beat. It can't get more central than this – you'll be within walking distance of the Trevi Fountain, Villa Borghese, and countless eateries. After a long day on your feet, you'll appreciate the indoor Jacuzzi waiting for you back home. The overall design is contemporary and chic, featuring open-concept bathrooms that ooze luxury (though privacy is, of course, limited). Travelling as a group of six? Upon request, two guests can kip on single beds in the living area, but we think this home is best for four.

Spagna Relaxation

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With elegant views overlooking the Palazzo delle Esposizioni, this central apartment is within convenient walking distance of some of Rome's most sought-after restaurants and landmarks. Modern home comforts feature through the home's contemporary designs, including a jacuzzi bathtub and a work-from-home station – allowing you to strike a balance between business with relaxation. Meanwhile, the small balcony offers an extra finishing touch and a scenic spot to enjoy your morning coffee. While the hotspots of Rome are within walking distance, if you're arriving from other cities by car, reach out to the host, as you may be able to reserve a private parking spot here too. 



A Roman Reign

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Base yourself in Monti, one of Rome's coolest neighbourhoods. You'll be within walking distance of the Trevi Fountain, the Colosseum, and many independent eateries, putting you within easy reach of all Rome has to offer. The apartment is bright and cosy. Design-wise, it's a bit eclectic, but it's welcoming. There's also a sofa bed for two. That said, the highlight is the balcony and its sweeping views. Just sit back with a coffee or a glass of wine and take in the panoramas of the historic city centre.

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Just a short stroll from the Spanish Steps, the Trevi Fountain and Piazza Barberini, this large, elegant apartment has a fantastic address. Villa Borghese Gardens, the Pantheon and the Colosseum can also be easily reached on foot. With high ceilings and plenty of natural light, this is a great home-from-home for your stay in Rome. There’s a private balcony perfect for a morning coffee and one of the bedrooms has a desk for when you need to catch up on work. Your hosts have thought of everything here – guests can also personalise their sleep experience with a pillow menu. If you're looking for a luxurious, central and comfortable stay in the Eternal City, then this apartment is ideal.

Colonne di Marmo

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Perfectly positioned in the heart of Rome, this contemporary pad is in a pretty unbeatable location. The city's endless array of restaurants, shops and museums are a short walk away, but that's not the only reason we love this neighbourhood. You can wander to the Trevi Fountain in six minutes, stroll through the tremendous Villa Borghese in ten, and shop for provincial produce in Campo de' Fiori in twenty-five minutes, flat. Gives a whole new meaning to the saying 'when in Rome', doesn't it?

After a busy day of sightseeing, pour yourself a glass of red wine and unwind with some locally-sourced gastronomic goodies in the open-plan living area. Decorated in soft cream shades and featuring sumptuous sofas and traditionally-shuttered windows, the lounge radiates relaxation and charm. The kitchen isn't the biggest in our collection, but it's well-equipped if you're in the mood to rustle up a light breakfast or quick lunch. Meanwhile, the bedrooms are comfortable and cosy – just the ticket following a long afternoon on your feet. We think it's an ideal laid-back getaway in Italy's buzzing capital.

An Evening in Roma

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Right on the edge of Campo Marzio, Roman Standard is in an enviable position among some of the smartest boutiques in Italy. It’s tucked under the eaves, so it’s worth noting that parts of the ceiling slope down and are therefore quite low. In the end though, this adds to the cosy feel of the whole place – there’s even a fireplace to keep you warm if you’re there during winter (it’s also there in summer, you’re just less likely to need it).


Roman Standard

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This apartment boasts an unbeatable location in Rome, just above Piazza Barberini. Staying in such a central spot means you’ll be within walking distance of many of Rome’s most iconic attractions – the Trevi Fountain is only a few minutes away. You’ll also be perfectly placed to hit the shops. This is an excellent base for a family, with interconnected rooms and an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen space. Heavy packers, be warned – there are quite a few stairs to tackle here. 

Barberini Bliss

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Welcome Hamper

If the recently remodelled bathroom isn't enough to convince you that this home is special, then surely the outstanding location in the neighbourhood of Trevi will do the trick. There is an evident downside, however – we won’t go as far as calling it a kitchen because there is only a hob, sink, and refrigerator, so if you enjoy flexing your culinary muscles, then this is not the home for you. But, in a city like Rome, we won’t expect guests to be doing much cooking in the first place. Instead, go out and try Roman specialities, like Carciofi alla Giudìa, Supplì, and more. 

The Triton

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There’s no better way to embrace the history of Rome than to stay in a former 17th-century palace. This apartment’s building embraces the spirit of the “grandezza romana” with its ornate doorway just next to a local pizzeria and marble statues in the ancient stairwell. Stepping into the apartment itself you’re met with grand, high ceilings and a traditional parquet floor. Old double doors let the space flow from the living room, to the dining room and a bijou little kitchen. You’re in a prime location here too. Apart from the buzzing pizzeria literally on your doorstep, there is myriad local trattoria serving up plates of carbonara and tiramisu in the historic streets around you. It’s a seven-minute stroll to Piazza di Spanga (where the Spanish Steps are) and the Trevi Fountain is one minute's walk away, showing just how central this apartment is. 

Grandezza Romana

Keen to be in the historic heart of Rome? If so, you'll love this apartment. Just a few steps from the Trevi Fountain, it's a short stroll from restaurants, shops, and must-see landmarks – that's about as central as it gets. Inside, the design merges contemporary comfort with classic charm. The living area has ornate ceilings and large windows offering a glimpse of the famous fountain, while each bedroom has its own bathroom for added convenience. There isn't a coffee machine, but there are plenty of cafes within walking distance where you can kickstart your day with an espresso.

Fontana Fantasy

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Sometimes when looking for a place to stay in a foreign city, you have to make a decision about what to prioritise, but this Roman apartment has all the bases covered. It’s in a great location in Monti — one of our favourite parts of the city, famous for vintage shops and undiscovered restaurants — but the interiors are just as much of a draw. The frescoed ceilings are perhaps the most striking element, a welcome nod to the history of both the building and the area, but the brightly coloured walls and touches of modernity — such as the transparent dining chairs and strikingly blue master bathroom — are also appreciated additions. The winning touch is the small balcony just off the kitchen, which has a charming view of the internal courtyard.


Centurion Sea

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This modern studio apartment in an 18th-century building not only makes a good first impression but continues to reveal more of its charm throughout your stay. Everything is well-considered, from the sleek design to the comfortable furnishings, and from the practical layout to the enviable central location. The home’s footprint is well proportioned and the kitchen being partially separated makes the place feel particularly spacious. The cherry on top is the private balcony – it’s great in the morning with a strong coffee and even better at night with a spritz or two. You’ll find yourself less than a ten-minute walk from the unmistakable Trevi Fountain, virtually next-door neighbours with a modern art gallery and within touching distance of a tempting selection of traditional eateries and cosy bars. 

Reef Knot

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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. When you’re not out and about, you’ll surely love having such an elegant space to call home. There’s plenty of space, whether you spend your downtime cooking in the kitchen or lounging under the skylight surrounded by antiques. 

Fountain Fortunes

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Tempus has pretty much everything going for it. Not only is it in the very centre of Monti (on a backstreet though, so it’s pretty quiet), but the design shows off a lovely mix of original brick archways and modern, almost industrial touches. The enormous kitchen island is a dream, and we haven’t come across many more inviting bathrooms than the little grotto here. It’s very bright, thanks to the plate glass windows, but these also bring about the only flaw we could find – you’re definitely in a bit of a fishbowl.


Tempus

Located in a coveted spot directly across from the Piazza Venezia in Rome, this stylish home puts you at the very heart of the city’s action. Inside, modern comfort meets Italian elegance with large leather sofas, herringbone wood floors and a stunning coffered ceiling in the living room. Of course, the piece de resistance is the windows here, offering unobstructed views of the piazza. Snuggle up on the sofa with your morning coffee while feasting on the vistas, then head out to see the city’s other iconic sights. The Colosseum is just a ten-minute walk away, while the Trevi Fountain is just eight minutes away on foot. After a day of sightseeing, come back home for a luxurious shower before sitting down to a meal in your dining area as you watch the sunset from your picture windows. Alternatively, head back out to sample Rome’s famous food scene, then return to your swish flat for a serene night’s sleep in your comfortable, minimalist bedroom. 


Caput Mundi

Exuding plenty of Roman character and rustic charm, there are several lovely original features in this home – the most striking of which are the painted frescoed ceilings dating back hundreds of years. The chequered floors are another nice touch that point back to the history of the palazzo. Elsewhere, it's a stylish and modern apartment with coffee coloured walls, a black leather sofa and a chic dining area with quirky chairs. Right by the window, it's a great spot to feast on fettuccini on those cosy evenings in. Come morning, enjoy your double espresso perched on an elegant ghost stool around the breakfast bar, before mapping out the day's tourist itinerary. And where better place to start than the Colosseum – a thirteen-minute wander from your door. A stroll around the immediate neighbourhood of Monti provides that authentic, local feel too. 

Centurion Violet

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As soon as you step through the door of this penthouse apartment, you’ll want to pause and savour its atmospheric beauty. It’s the kind of home that takes you on a journey – one that is rich in authentic craft and cultural heritage. 

Located in the heart of Rome, this is the perfect setting to experience the timeless beauty of the city. With original features dating back to the 1600s, alongside contemporary comforts, there’s everything you could need here for a fulfilling stay. And whether you’re preparing drinks in the kitchen or reading and relaxing in the living room, there’s a charming elegance throughout this home. No doubt, you’ll love waking up and stepping out onto the terrace – with sweeping views across the city skyline this is a wonderful place to begin the day with a coffee. 

Follow the sights down to the streets where you’ll find a lovely selection of local cafes, bars and restaurants. From here you can stroll through the majestic avenues and alleyways toward the iconic monuments – the Palazzo del Quirinale, Trevi Fountain, and the Spanish Steps are only ten–minutes away.

The Sandro

This traditional apartment sits just a two-minute walk from the Spanish Steps, in a fabulous location in Rome. The large windows look out over Palazzo Torlonia and Via Bocca di Leone, and you’ll have plenty of restaurants and bars within easy reach. When you want to explore more of Rome, there are convenient metro lines nearby. The apartment boasts elegant old-world touches including chandeliers and wood-beamed ceilings. There’s plenty of room for everyone to gather together in the living and dining spaces, whether you’re dining in or just enjoying a pre-dinner cocktail. 

The Garden of Rome

Set in a gorgeous 20th-century building only a five-minute walk from the Piazza di Spagna, this home delivers on location in spades. You're surrounded by mouth-watering restaurants, traditional cafes and upscale shops, not to mention all the museums, landmarks (including The Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain) and galleries within walking distance. Spend an afternoon wandering Rome's cobbled streets before enjoying an aperitif at one of the trendy bars in this neighbourhood. When you've had your fun for the day, retreat home to this bright and roomy apartment. Inside, it's uncluttered and minimal, which only enhances the relaxing atmosphere. Our favourite spot is the long balcony, which is shaded from the Italian sun by a leafy trellis. Sit out there in the evenings with a glass of wine and admire the views before unwinding with a soak in the lush deep bathtub.

The Markus

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This luxurious apartment is located in the heart of Rome, just a short walk from the Trevi Fountain and within easy reach of the rest of the city’s main attractions. The apartment is elegant, beautifully decorated, and filled with light. The ceiling frescoes are a delightful feature. You’ll have a fully equipped kitchen to cook in – though there are countless restaurants nearby – and a dining area, as well as a living room with a foosball table. The bedrooms are comfortable and the bathrooms are as stylish as can be. You’ll have everything you need here. 

Fortune Fountain

The best thing about this city-centre home in a historic Roman building? It has to be its view of the Trevi fountain, the waters of which are, at the most, twenty metres away. While this is a tourist-trodden landmark, you'll certainly have pride of place when you stay in this traditional apartment.

Admirers of wonderfully kitsch decor will love this home, where ditsy patterned wallpaper and antique furniture take centre stage. You'll also find all the practical necessities in the well-outfitted kitchen and comfortable bedroom. After a long day of walking over the seven hills of Rome, this is the perfect spot to kick back and enjoy a good night's sleep.

You're well placed to visit the plethora of iconic monuments and landmarks in this historic capital. The Pantheon is just an eight-minute walk away, while you can reach the must-see Colosseum in twenty minutes on foot. You'll pass plenty of pastry shops and cafés en route to refuel.

Sandalwood & Bergamot

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A three-minute walk from the Trevi Fountain, this apartment is the ideal place to stay whether you’re a first-time visitor to Rome or a return traveller. If you’re keen to venture outside your neighbourhood, the Barberini metro station is just up the road. Inside, the home has a fully equipped kitchen, a desk for remote workers and a Jacuzzi bathtub for soaking away the day. Plus, your host can provide private chef services and breakfast deliveries so you can spend more time with your feet up. 


A Note From Rome

It doesn’t get more central than this fuss-free apartment. You’ll be moments from the Spanish Steps, so close you can actually glimpse the monument's tower from the small Romeo and Juliet balcony. While it's not the most modern home, we think it works well for couples. Two guests will sleep on a sofa bed, while the others will kip on the mezzanine underneath the rustic beams. The kitchen is compact but well-appointed, though it’s best suited to antipasti rather than full meals. For those who want to spend most of their time sightseeing, it’s a good option.

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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. There’s also a small balcony, looking out onto Via Palermo, but it’s too small to spend a lot of time outside. Besides, there are so many interesting bars and cafes around that if you were after aperitivo or breakfast, you aren’t short of options.


Centurion Flax

When we say that this home is a stone’s throw from the Trevi Fountain, we really mean it. Or should we say a coin’s throw? Watch where you’re aiming that penny, because this apartment is just steps away from Rome’s most striking water feature. In a quiet lane away from clamouring tourists, this spot has world-famous attractions, but with a local vibe. Stepping in to look around the decor, you notice a delightful mixture of old and new. Keep an eye out for chunky wooden beams, parquet floors, and original masonry as you settle down on antique furniture. Then there’s a somewhat contemporary Scandi look, with minimalist bedspreads, stepped bed frames, and modern, white shelved walls. These shelves are packed with literature and art books. Take your pick from the collection and perch in the study – with its twisted gold column, hardwood furnishings, and vintage typewriter, you’ll feel every bit the European intellectual. A stroll in the immediate neighbourhood will take you to jewellery boutiques and hidden wine bars for a glass of barolo. Descend the famous Spanish Steps to the Piazza di Spagna, just over five minutes from your home – from here, you can explore all the sights of the city by metro.


Baroque Waters

Few places in Rome capture the imagination like Monti’s warrens of independent shops and neighbourhood trattorias. Centurion Brick is on one of the main district's thoroughfares, and while the streets below can get busy, that’s a small price to pay for such a great spot. You're also just a thirteen-minute walk from the Colosseum. From the lively locale to the traditional buildings, there's a real authentic vibe around Monti that we really love – it's the perfect stay for those looking to peel back the curtain on the world's most ancient city. Another thing worth knowing is that there are actually several flats in the building, so Centurion Brick can actually work for much larger groups, assuming that some of the other places are free at the same time. Inside, the home is fresh and functional with sleek mid-century furnishings, Roman-red wallpaper and elegant Kartell chairs. It's a great option if location is your number one priority and you'd like the luxury of having individual bedrooms accompanied by swanky en-suite bathrooms. 

Centurion Brick

Sofa beds in apartments are often optimistic, a way to shoehorn in a few more people and get a few more bookings, but it’s a different story with Centurion Pink. Although two guests would be in the living room, it’s practically a bedroom in its own right (albeit without doors), so the flat is easily big enough for six. There’s a welcoming atmosphere as soon as you step in the door, and while there are a few flourishes, the interior amplifies the feeling of calm.


Centurion Pink

With a fantastic address in the heart of Rome, this elegant apartment offers a successful blend of modern chic and timeless character. There’s a balcony to soak up the sights and sounds of the square below, and there’s an airy open-plan living room. Located just steps away from the iconic Piazza di Spagna and the Spanish Steps, this apartment places you within walking distance of Rome's most famous landmarks, including the Trevi Fountain, and the Pantheon. Experience the magic of Rome from this great holiday home.

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Climb the original marble staircase up to the top of this elegant eighteenth-century palazzo for a whole new perspective on the Eternal City from your incredible penthouse pad. This modern apartment has been designed to make the most of its stunning setting. There's a massive wall of glass in the stylish living room, bedrooms that open up directly onto terraces, and plenty of outdoor furniture so that you can enjoy Rome's vibrant atmosphere any time of day or night. The undoubted star of the show is the incredible rooftop terrace, complete with a vast seating area and sun canopy, Jacuzzi, and dining area. We can't think of any reason not to spend every waking hour up here. When you can tear yourself away to explore the charismatic capital, you'll find yourself right in the thick of things at the Piazza Venezia end of Via del Corso, Rome's main shopping street. Seven minutes' walk will get you to postcard-perfect sights like the Trevi Fountain and Pantheon. At the same time, you can reach the ancient Roman site on Palatine Hill in fifteen minutes. Of course, those tempting boutiques might add an hour or two to those walking times. 

Three Coins in the Fountain

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If you're looking for a fantastic location in Rome, look no further. This home, situated on a pedestrianised street full of restaurants and shops, is just a three-minute stroll from the beautiful Trevi Fountain, while the Spanish Steps are a five-minute walk. The Pantheon and Palazzo del Quirinale are a ten-minute amble, and Piazza Navona is just a few minutes more.

Back at this apartment, designed by a Roman architect and housed in a historical building, there's a wonderful blend of old and new – think character beams, parquet wood floors and modern chandeliers. Pour a Campari and soda and have a rest on the comfy chaise sofa after all that sightseeing in the Eternal City. Then, rustle up a carbonara in the kitchen and enjoy it at your dining table. This home is perfect for a family, friends or business professionals looking for a fabulous central address.


Sylvia & Marcello 

Cosy and compact, this apartment is an ideal base in Rome. Its location couldn’t be better, just a stone’s throw from the Trevi Fountain, and within walking distance of most of the city’s sights. There are countless restaurants and bars right on your doorstep, which is handy as the kitchenette is more suitable for preparing light bites – you can get your pasta fill nearby instead. The apartment is spread over two floors, with a quiet seating area on the second floor. If you’re hoping for more space and privacy, we’d recommend sticking to a guest count of two, so the sofa bed in the living room isn’t in use. 

Colourful Cello

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While not the most famous fountain in Trevi, the Bernini sculpture in Piazza Barberini is a wonderful piece of art – and it's right on your doorstep at this minimalist apartment. Although if you do fancy a trip to one of the ancient city's most beloved sights, the esteemed Trevi Fountain sits just a ten-minute stroll from your door. The home's right in the middle of Rome, but is just far enough away from the major tourist attractions to avoid the most intense crowds. You’ll still have a lot of people around – this is Rome, after all – but that little bit of extra breathing space really makes a difference. Stepping inside to look around at the decor, we really loved the modern stripped-back feel that blends elegance with simplicity. Sit down for a game of cards and a glass of Barolo in the rosy-red velvet upholsteries or sink into the chesterfield sofa in the alternate sitting room for a quiet read. It's a reflection of the illustrious pavements below, with gold-topped tables, artsy mirrors and heaps of rustic charm. Bright and airy, the bedrooms feature large balcony doors that welcome streams of natural light into the space. All three bedrooms are accompanied by en-suite bathrooms, offering swanky bathtubs and walk-in shower rooms that add that extra level of comfort. Sleek, stylish and slap-bang in the heart of Rome. 

The Triton Grande

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What a gem this gorgeously opulent and elegant home is – it's just a three-minute stroll from Piazza di Spagna. The beautiful Trevi Fountain and Via del Corso, with its narrow meandering alleys and small piazzas, boutiques, and restaurants, are both four minutes away. Or, it's a twelve-minute saunter to the Pantheon and twenty-five minutes on foot to the Colosseum.

As impressive as its location –  we adore this exquisite apartment's luxurious furnishings – think sumptuous velvet curtains and French imperial antiques, including marble mosaic tables and stunning paintings. If you don't fancy eating out, there's a stylish kitchen to create a Roman feast or let the private chef cater for your dinner party. This home is perfect for a discerning group of friends, family, or business professionals looking for a place in the heart of the Eternal City.


Roma Bella Roma

Begin your Roman holiday at this smart apartment, located in the heart of the city. It's a wonderful spot with space for up to six guests – and, best of all, you can easily walk to many of the eternal city's most famous landmarks. 

It's a bright and airy place, with crisp white decor and the occasional pop of red. You can embrace your inner nonna and cook up your favourite pasta dishes in the kitchen, to serve up at the chic glass table. And, when you fancy a nightcap, sip a glass of Chianti on the sofa or head out onto the balcony – outdoor space like this is such a luxury in the city centre. 

If you'd rather someone else did the cooking, then there are countless family-run restaurants in the surrounding streets where you can dine on fresh local dishes. History fans will be happy to know that both the Roman Forum and the Colosseum are a ten-minute walk away from your front door. And, if you walk in the opposite direction, you'll hit the Trevi Fountain within ten minutes, and the Spanish Steps within fifteen. 

White Lace

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Outdoor Shower

Stretching across three levels with multiple terraces, this penthouse apartment sets the tone for an unforgettable stay in the Eternal City. You can admire the views from the rooftop and there are two Jacuzzis as well as exercise equipment. At full occupancy four guests will be sleeping on sofa beds, but this is a great option for groups and families in search of ease, comfort and a great location. From here, you can stroll to restaurants, bars and shops. Plus, you’ll find it’s just a short walk to major sights like Piazza Venezia, the Vittoriano and the Trevi Fountain. 

Fountain of Grace

Rich and luxurious—expect curtain-draped windows, polished parquet floors, hand-selected antique furnishings, hand-painted murals, and overly stuffed pistachio candy-striped sofas at this elegant home. Immaculately dressed with not a hair out of place—and for good reason, it’s right in the eye line of the mighty Imperial Forums and the Vittoriano. Survey your surroundings from the Juliet balcony with a glass of wine in hand; although choosing which ancient icon to visit first is a dilemma, the decision isn’t so difficult when they’re all within a five-minute walk. Stroll a little further and you’ll find a plethora of galleries and museums. An assortment of stellar restaurants can be found along the river Tiber, just fifteen minutes to the southwest. And if you’re keen to get an insider’s knowledge of the city, Gian, your host, can suggest and organise a series of memorable activities for you to enjoy—just ask away.

Trajan's Chambers

Tranquillity awaits at this whimsical Italian apartment, which you’ll find tucked away down a quiet backstreet in Monti, one of Rome’s most eclectic neighbourhoods. 

Featuring high ceilings and immaculate wooden floors, this is the perfect place to unwind after a day of work or play in Italy's Eternal City.  We particularly love the open-plan living area here and could see ourselves spending hours around the dining table, enjoying a bowl of fresh pasta alfredo and sharing a bottle of dry Frascati wine with our fellow guests. And when night falls, what better place to drift off than the secluded master bedroom, which comes with its very own ensuite bathroom, ideal if you’re after a bit of extra privacy. 

The interior’s not the only thing worth writing home about here though. With the Trevi Fountain, the Colosseum and the Basilica of Saint Mary Major all within easy walking distance, this place is perfectly situated for exploring the city. Tick off the major tourist attractions or stick to the streets of Monti, whiling away the hours in one of its trendy wine bars or vintage boutiques. However you decide to spend your time, we think you'll agree there's no place quite like Rome. 

The Starling's Nest

Set on one of the most characterful streets in Monti, there’s a surprising sense of calm in this apartment. You’re right in the thick of it here, with the Colosseum a fifteen-minute walk in one direction, and twelve minutes to the Trevi Fountain in the other. The surrounding streets are brimming with pizzerias, local trattoria selling carbonara by the mound and pavement cafés spilling into piazzas. Yet the apartment itself is a haven of calm. In true Italian style, the sofa is leather and depictions of Rome on the gallery-white walls are a reminder of exactly where you are. A sleek, modern kitchen has everything you need to rustle up a plate of pasta for dinner. Or, you can head out to the many eateries in the area. You’re spoilt for choice in Monti.

Centurion Stag

Secured Parking

A short walk from the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, and Piazza Barberini, this apartment puts some of Rome's most famous landmarks at your fingertips. There's no doubt that the location is excellent, especially if sightseeing is on the agenda. Yet it's the terrace back home that steals the show. It boasts panoramic views of Rome's historic skyline – nothing beats a glimpse of St. Peter's Basilica or the Vittorio Emanuele II monument while enjoying your morning espresso. Inside, the design marries traditional charm with contemporary touches. Two guests will sleep on a sofa bed, but we think that's a fair trade given the central neighbourhood.

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