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Artist's Haven

Key to the Eternal City

Beside Bracciano

La Vetreria

In the warren of alleyways that tangle their way between Piazza Navona and the Tiber, even the approach to Isolda feels essentially Roman. Once inside, you’re surrounded by heavyset original features, which draw you further into the atmosphere. The downside of these old buildings is the lack of natural light, but when that’s the case for every home around, it feels churlish to complain. *The only bathroom is the en-suite*Two people can sleep on a sofa bed, but they wouldn't have much space*Despite the fantastic location, there's no view to speak of* For those who like supported sleep - the mattress here is on the softer side*For longer stays, we recommend bringing your own toiletries - there will be a basic amount to get you started*Some parts of this home may feel a little dated and worn*There is limited storage here - we recommend packing light Air ConditioningBalconyBlack-Out BlindsBuzzer / Wireless IntercomCentral HeatingChild Fr...More Details

Villetta Romana

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. *Our taller guests should note the showerhead only goes up to 180cm *There's no lift in the building, so you'll have to climb sixty-six sta...More Details

This apartment is nestled in residential Monte Sacro, making it ideal for laid-back stays. Simple yet comfortable, it comes with all the essentials – a fully stocked kitchen, a second bedroom with a desk and sofa bed ideal for remote working, and even air conditioning. The cherry on top is the private balcony, perfect for drinks alfresco. As it's quite far from the tourist spots, it suits those who prefer to explore locally. You'll find an array of shops, eateries, bars, and parks nearby, while central Rome can be reached by buses or the metro at Conca d'Oro Station – it's about a fifteen-minute walk away. *This home isn't suitable for children under the age of 10.*Two guests will sleep on a double sofa bed in the second bedroom, which is mostly used as a study.*As this apartment isn't in central Rome, we think it's best for those who feel comfortable with limited public transport options. With that in mind, we suggest renting a bicycl...More Details

Sandalwood - Bergamot

The Roman Vision

Exposed Elegance

Curia is full of contrasts – aluminium staircases and heavy wooden ceilings, antique marble window frames and pop art prints, dark furniture and white walls. It’s idiosyncratic, and all the better for it. Outside are the ruins of Largo di Torre Argentina, keeping you close to Rome’s heritage (it’s believed to be the spot where Julius Caesar was assassinated). And while the apartment’s not in absolutely perfect condition, this is very common among old Roman buildings and nothing to be alarmed about. *This home is in a central location, and some guests reported hearing street noise throughout the night – something to be aware of if you're a light sleeper*Some guests found the heating and air-conditioning to be a bit temperamental*The lift is very small – you'll struggle to get a person and a suitcase in there*There are a few small signs of age around the place, though nothing major*Both upstairs bedrooms are fairly open to the bedrooms b...More Details

Gateway to the City

Situated in Monteverde, this apartment boasts a charming rooftop terrace with plenty of space for you to relax and enjoy alfresco meals. From here, it's a short walk or bus ride to the quirky Trastevere district, with a great selection of pubs, eateries and shops, plus a well-connected Metro station. The home itself is perfectly practical for two or three guests – though the third person will be sleeping on a sofa bed. It's also worth noting that this home is located on the third floor without a lift, so we recommend it for those who can easily manage stairs. *At full occupancy, one person will be sleeping on a sofa bed in the living area. *This home is on the third floor without a lift, so it might not be suitable for people who struggle with stairs. *This home is best suited for those who don't mind hopping on public transport to reach the city centre. *This host doesn't accept bookings from groups of young people. Air ConditioningC...More Details

The understatement on display in this historic house allows some of the warm, textural elements of the design – like the exposed beam ceiling, tiled floors and concrete steps – to sing. Set within a stunning fifteenth-century building, the home is spread over three floors, accessible via a beautiful spiral staircase that eventually emerges in between the three bedrooms up on the second floor. The interior is a largely pared-back affair, with a definite nod to Scandinavian simplicity, but without veering into the impersonal. While the Tiber isn’t actually visible from the front door, but it’s only one street over, and the Castel Sant’Angelo is just a few minutes' walk on the other bank. Elsewhere, you're around five minutes from the ever-popular Piazza Navona and ten to the lively morning market in Campo de' Fiori. *Child-friendly amenities such as a cot, highchair, stairgate and dinnerware are available upon request*The master bedroom ...More Details

The Roman Melodica

Viola Strings

Wide Awake

Limoncello Yellow

Positioned in the eighth quartiere of Rome, just an eight-minute walk from Tuscolano train station, this home provides a well-connected base with direct links to the airport and central station. Though not as architecturally impressive as Rome's better-known neighbourhoods, Tuscolano is brimming with traditional eateries and offers excellent public transport links. Here, you're within easy reach of the main sights by public transport, just thirty minutes from Rome's historic centre and even closer to the Roman Forum and the Colosseum. Between adventures in the city, you'll love kicking back in this air-conditioned pad. Perfect for solo travellers, couples and small families, it's compact yet fully equipped for a comfortable stay. The interior is contemporary and stylishly decorated, with a kitchen for preparing meals and a little dining table for enjoying your complimentary daily breakfast. *There's free on-street parking here*Parking ...More Details

The Terrace Palermo

Dreaming of Rome

Vintage Taupe

Prati Postcard

History emanates from the walls of this cosy little home in Navona. The structure itself has been well preserved and looked after, with its crossbeam ceiling and wooden doors retaining their rustic charm. Recently renovated, you'll find all the usual mod-cons needed for a comfortable stay too, with a light-filled double bedroom and swanky en-suite bathroom that features a luxurious rainfall shower. While the compact kitchen is better suited for preparing light bites and breakfast, the coffee making station in the living space more than makes up for it. Through to the bedroom, you'll notice the lime green colour scheme, abstract wall art and an antique study area for those keeping one eye on work during their stay. Outside, there's a real authentic feel to the surrounding area that we really love. Hidden down a beautifully atmospheric backstreet, this home's local neighbourhood will make you feel as if you've stepped back into sixteenth ...More Details

Terraza di Monti

The Roman Centaur

Principe of Dreams

This apartment in Rome’s trendy Pigneto area might be small in scale, but it has buckets of charm and is an ideal place to stay while exploring all the wonders of the Eternal City. You’ll likely fall under the spell of this loft gem the moment you step through the door: the living area is flooded with an abundance of natural light, courtesy of the floor-to-ceiling window. You can kick off your shoes and relax on the sofa, listening to your favourite tunes. We love the artwork on the walls, the record-shaped coffee table, and the lovely and unexpected pieces dotted around. Step into the bright and inviting kitchen to rustle up a quick and delicious meal, and enjoy it either at the dining table or out on the balcony, where you can also gaze at the orange rooftops of Rome before you. Get a restful night’s sleep in the comfy bed and awake refreshed and ready for another day of la dolce vita, Roman style. *Although there is also a sofa bed...More Details

If you want to discover hidden Rome, this elegant penthouse in lively Trastevere is perfect. Head to Piazza di Santa Maria, just a five-minute stroll away, where you'll find the 12th-century Basilica di Santa Maria with its stunning Cavallini mosaics. Or, it's under a half an hour walk to the iconic Trevi Fountain. Back at your apartment, French colonial antiques meld with the owner's Parisian heritage and the Roman atmosphere. Have a coffee in the conservatory or take a seat on the roof terrace for views of the neighbourhood – it's the perfect place to have a chilled glass of Italian wine. This place is full of soul and, with all the colours and plants, it's a festival for the senses. After a busy day, get some rest on the beautiful four-poster bed and dream of the wonderful Eternal City. *The lift only works with a key.*While there is a bed in the conservatory, it's better as a place to relax than to sleep.*Child-friendly amenities s...More Details