Trevi Fountain to Spanish Steps Apartment Rome

A true delight for a group of six, this charming Rome apartment is just as comfortable and pleasant to stay in as it looks.

Come inside and make yourself at home. It actually seems natural to do so when you take a look at the warm, inviting interiors of this amazing place. You’re bound to be amazed with the amount of space and the level of convenience you’ll get – and that’s the indoors only!
 
The bright and spacious dining+living room is where you’ll be probably spending most of your time. After all, the two big sofas (including one foldable to a sofa-bed), the dining table with a set of classy chairs, and the lovely view on the outside form a perfect setting for a relaxing chat after – or before – a long sightseeing trip.

There are two separate bedrooms at your disposal. The larger one offers a double bed, lots of storage space, a pair of bedside items, and a flatscreen TV for some home entertainment. The smaller one is furnished with two single beds and features a stylish shelf for some smaller belongings.

The kitchen section comes with all the basics you may find necessary, so don’t hesitate to use some local pasta and your imagination to treat your companions to. There are also two fresh bathrooms, one of which is fitted with a bathtub, while the other with a shower cabin.

If you’re looking for a place to stay in a privileged location, look no further. Select this apartment and enjoy your stay in the heart of the Eternal City, just a few steps away from the legendary Trevi Fountain, the majestic Pantheon, the amazing Piazza Venezia, the Forum Romanum, the Colosseum and many other attractions which you cannot miss before leaving; and remember that legend says that if you toss a coin into the water of the fountain, you’ll grant yourself a safe return to Rome in the future!

Still, there is way much more to see in the surroundings than you can imagine! For instance, it’s only enough to take a short walk to the north and you’ll encounter the massive Spanish Steps, with the beautiful garden of Villa Borghese right behind it; Villa Borghese is also a place where you can admire many wonderful works of art scattered among the many villas you’ll find there. Once you’re there, you should also check out the splendid Piazza del Popolo, which is a remarkable sight itself, but another advantage is that it’s surrounded by many fine eating establishments – and you’ll need some dinner if you intend to explore the western bank of the Tiber. After all, this is where the one-and-only Vatican City is…