The Cherry Tree is a cute little apartment with touches like the original beamed ceiling to keep it cosy, while the kitchen adds a splash of modernity. It’s very close to both Piazza Farnese and the bustling market at Campo de’ Fiori, but despite this location it’s very quiet and the little side street itself feels detached from the throngs of tourists in other parts of the city. As is often the case with apartments in Rome, there are small windows and high neighbouring buildings that block out some of the natural light, which is worth bearing in mind.


Home truths:
*The building doesn't have a lift
*There aren't any bedside tables in the bedroom
*The layout and the tall surrounding buildings mean that there isn't a lot of natural light
*The TV is only 27 inches - don't expect a home cinema experience