Not far from Campo de' Fiori and other landmarks, this apartment's location is spot-on. Being so central, there's a chance for noise, but we think it's worth the trade to be in the heart of the action. Space is a little tight with the double sofa bed in use, but you'll likely have minimal downtime if sightseeing is your priority. It's worth noting that the bedroom doesn't have an actual door – just a curtain – and that the kitchen is compact. But that aside, the contemporary finishes and prime position make this a great choice for a Roman getaway.

Home truths:
*At full capacity, two guests will sleep on the sofa bed in the living area. *A curtain separates the bedroom from the hallway. It doesn't have a real door, so privacy may be limited. *Given the home's central spot, expect to hear some street noise throughout your stay. *The kitchen is compact. We think it's best suited to prepping lighter bites than large meals. *Parking is provided, but a car isn't necessary in Rome. Instead of driving, explore on foot or take advantage of the city's public transport. *This home is not suitable for groups of young people aged 21 or under.