Fingertips is in a great position, close to both the Jewish Quarter and Campo de’ Fiori, the home of Rome’s most famous market. The layout of the flat makes it quite a flexible proposition – if the living room needs to be used as a bedroom, it can be closed off from the other communal areas, and you wouldn’t know it wasn’t permanent (except for the sofa bed). All in all, it’s a cute flat, with some nice period furniture, but it’s the location that really lifts it to the next level.


Home truths:
*There's a short flight of steps to reach the front door
*Unfortunately, this home doesn't have any air conditioning
*If six people are staying at once, sharing one bathroom might become a little tedious
*The shower is on the small side
*The kitchen is a bit short of sockets
*There is no TV in this home
*There aren't any laundry facilities