Located in what is historically a street of artisans' workshop, these days mixed up with trendy boutiques, cool local bars and fashionable restaurants, this first floor (no lift) 3 bedroom apartment has just been elegantly refurbished. It has 3 double rooms, each one with its private bathroom with TV, AC and free WIFI, and each one rented out separately. There is a shared area with some armchairs and sofa where there are various guide books, maps, magazine and other type of information for your consultation on cultural or other activities in the city. There is also a washing machine available for the guests' use and a drying rack in each room, as well as an iron and an ironing board. As for the interior decor, we have tried to make it elegant, sober, comfortable and functional.

I grew up here and there in Europe and am trilingual. As an adult I continued traveling for both work and pleasure. I have stayed in all sorts of places, from 5 stars hotels in Asia to village huts with no electricity in Africa. Traveling is my passion, and because I was lucky enough to travel quite a bit I know how important it is to be comfortable, to feel safe, to find a cozy shelter from the hustle and bustle of city life! This is what I hope I can offer. I know Rome quite well and I absolutely love it, which is why I have returned here after many years abroad. It is always a pleasure to share my knowledge and my enthusiasm for Rome with my guests!

I believe that what makes this property special is its great location, which is walking distance to most tourists' sites of interest yet quiet and above all in a safe and friendly neighbourhood. It is 5 min walk from Piazza Navona and Campo de Fiori, 10 min walk from the Pantheon and the Vatican and 15-20 min walk from the Spanish steps and the Trevi fountain. Moreover, it is a very special area of Rome's historic centre, where people know each other and have a sense of community. Here you can really 'do as the Romans do', as they say, and it is not easy to find this sort of situation in a city that mainly lives on tourism! You might have guessed, it's my favorite part of Rome!