Spacious two-bedroom apartment (80 square meters) that can accommodate up to 6–7 people in Rome’s historic center, between St. Peter’s (about 500 meters from the Basilica) and Trastevere, Borgo Pio, just a short walk from Piazza Navona, Campo dei Fiori, and Castel Sant’Angelo, and near the Vatican Museums. The Sant’Onofrio staircase will take you in two minutes to the Gianicolo terrace, a breathtaking viewpoint overlooking Rome. A magical spot in the heart of the city, close to bars and restaurants (Piazza Trilussa, Santa Maria, etc.), yet very quiet once you return home to sleep or relax. A dream come true for your family, group of friends, or couples. The apartment is exceptionally bright and overlooks the rooftops of Rome and the famous Sant’Onofrio staircase. The building has been recently renovated; it’s beautiful and spacious. It has a small kitchen fully equipped with everything you need: 3 coffee makers (including a moka pot, a capsule machine, and an American-style drip coffee maker), a toaster, a microwave, and new induction stovetops with all the necessary cooking utensils, plus a large, new refrigerator. Virtually everything inside is new, starting with the beds: in bedroom 1, there’s a king-size bed with a pocket-spring mattress for maximum comfort and a sleeper chair, which is also brand-new and high-quality. In Room 2, there’s a double bed—also brand-new—with a pocket-spring mattress. The sofa bed in the living room is, of course, brand-new as well, complete with its own mattress. You can choose between a high or low pillow; each room has a desk for working or relaxing. Cleaning, bed linens, and towels are handled by a specialized company to ensure maximum hygiene. The bedrooms and living room have brand-new, independent air conditioning, of course; the shutters are shatterproof and lockable for maximum security, and the street outside is well-monitored.
The internet connection features a brand-new, top-of-the-line modem—the FritzBox 7590 AX Wi-Fi 6—purchased specifically to enable fast browsing on multiple devices, which is not a given in the heart of Rome.