In a characterful corner of Trastevere, just around the corner from the Tiber, Bacco & Diana is slightly detached from both the tourist crowds around the Trevi fountain and the nightlife by Piazza di Santa Maria. Of course, this is Rome, so it’s by no means silent, but the slight respite is noticeable. And while the layout of the flat means that there isn’t much light in the living room, it’s still a welcoming space, and the lack of separation between each of the spaces mitigates any sense of being enclosed.


Home truths:
*As there's no lift, you'll have to take the stairs to the first floor
*While there is a very small outdoor space, it's not big enough to relax in
*The TV in the living room is very small
*Some parts of the flat are quite dark
*Two people can sleep on single sofa beds in the living room, but as there are no doors between that, the bedroom, and the kitchen, anyone sleeping there wouldn't have much space