Located in the heart of Rome’s most exclusive neighborhood, on Via Margutta—the street of artists and antique dealers—this small loft offers glamour, tranquility, greenery, and a prime central location. The interior scenes of the 1953 film *Roman Holiday*, starring Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck, were filmed in this building. Ideal for a stay that combines art, exclusive shopping, and privacy, the apartment is a triumph of light and tranquility, featuring a large window overlooking the Pincio, the elegant garden of Villa Borghese.
The space is perfect for a couple or a single traveler looking to treat themselves to a magnificent vacation; the loft also features a comfortable sofa bed, making it suitable for a family or a close-knit group of friends.
The recently renovated bathroom features a shower, and the kitchen is separate from the rest of the home. A corner with a fireplace creates a rustic atmosphere right in the heart of Rome. The apartment overlooks a garden with palm trees and a wisteria vine that climbs up to the entrance balcony. The building has a video intercom with a security code and a doorman.
Guest access
There is an elevator, but to reach it you must climb 27 steps; then, to reach the loft, there are 11 more steps.
The bed is located on the loft, and the staircase leading to it is not suitable for children or people with mobility issues. Guests may choose to sleep on the sofa bed on the first floor. The ceiling on the upper level is sloped and has a low clearance.
Other things to keep in mind
Upon arrival, guests must sign a standard tourist rental contract, which will serve as a legal receipt.
A valid ID is required.
For arrivals after 9:00 p.m., an additional cash fee of €30.00 will be charged. For arrivals between 11:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m., an additional fee of €50.00 will be charged.