I like to call myself a globetrotter, I love to travel, and I have been lucky enough to live abroad for some time. Today here in Rome, I manage several holiday homes, of which I personally took care of the furniture, preserving the original style, and inserting modern details. My houses are my mirror, they welcome even the furthest traveler. Being a host is really my passion, I can express all my potential and at the time to say goodbye my guests become friends, and I greet them waiting to meet them soon.

Romantic studio apartment completely renovated in the heart of Rome, a stone's throw from all the main attractions that this city can offer. The area is very characteristic with alleys, restaurants, street artists and is well connected with several bus lines near the house which allow you to move comfortably both on foot and using public transport. Ideal for those who want to see and experience the climate of the Eternal City. The recently renovated studio apartment combines the charm of the old with the comfort of the new. The spaces are optimized to offer everything you need for a pleasant stay: Double Bed: A comfortable double bed with high quality linens to ensure you have a restful sleep. Equipped Kitchen: The kitchen is fully equipped with a hob, refrigerator, microwave, coffee machine and all the utensils needed to prepare your meals. Private Bathroom: Modern bathroom with shower, towels, hairdryer and free toiletries. Dining Area: A welcoming dining corner with table and chairs, perfect for enjoying your meals or working comfortably on the computer. Fast Wi-Fi is included for your entertainment and work needs.

Below you will find the distances from home: Piazza Navona 4 minutes walk Trastevere 5 minutes walk Fori Imperiali 12 minutes on foot Castel Sant'Angelo 13 minutes on foot Trevi Fountain 14 minutes walk Piazza di Spagna 18 minutes on foot Vatican (St. Peter's Square) 19 minutes on foot Colosseum 20 minutes on foot Located in the heart of the historic center of the city, this district is home to some of the places most loved by Romans and tourists: the colorful Campo de' Fiori market, Piazza Navona, with street artists and elegant restaurants with terraces, the Fountain of the Four Rivers by Bernini, Palazzo Braschi, home of the Museum of Rome, the Piccola Farnesina ai Baullari, home of the Museum of Ancient Sculpture Giovanni Barracco, Palazzo Pamphilj home of the Pimpaccia, the Church of Santa Maria in Vallicella, or the New Church, the Church of Sant'Agnese in Agone, the work of Borromini, the Stadium of Domitian, built by the emperor Domitian in 85 AD, and Pasquino, one of the six talking statues of Rome, certainly the most famous. Here, there are the streets that have kept the name of the ancient trades and commercial activities that were once concentrated there and among which we mention Via dei Balestrari, Via dei Chiavari, Largo del Pallaro, Via dei Giubbonari and Via dei Cappellari, today characterized from particular and elegant shops and eateries: wineries, restaurants, bars and pubs.