Arriving through a vaulted courtyard into a 17th-century palazzo, you're already somewhere remarkable before you've even unlocked the door. The coffered ceilings and marble architraves inside belong to another era entirely – the grand living room alone commands the kind of scale that most Roman apartments can only dream of. Travertine bathrooms and a fully fitted kitchen mean the classical setting doesn't ask you to sacrifice comfort. Step outside and Piazza Navona is a five-minute walk, the Pantheon a ten-minute stroll, and Campo de' Fiori's morning market eight-minutes away on foot.