Just a ten-minute walk from the Vatican Museums, this viable apartment works particularly well for larger groups of friends or family who value a bit more privacy than a standard flat might offer. The bedrooms are set up to be largely self-contained, with plenty of storage, and en-suite bathrooms all round. Each has its own look, although all three follow an industrial-style theme with artistic lighting and vibrant wallpaper prints – and for those keeping one eye on work during their stay, you'll find a well-designed desk space in each bedroom. There's a charming, mint-green kitchenette to whip up simple meals in and a quirky breakfast bar to map out the day's adventure. Speaking of, visit St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican City, less than a half-hour walk from your front door. Surrounded by cheery cafés, alfresco bars and authentic restaurants, this is a glorious spot from which to experience Rome.

Home truths:
*Two of the three bedrooms have single sofa beds as well as the main double
*There's no real living room or communal area fit for socialising
*While there is a breakfast bar, it's only got seating for two guests
*The kitchen is fairly small and a little underequipped, particularly for eight people
*While there is a balcony, your host would prefer guests not to use it as there are several appliances out there
*USB plugs are provided, so no need to bring an adapter
*Room cleaning and bedding will be done every three days – if you don’t want to take advantage of this service, please inform the host in advance
*There's free on-street parking very nearby the home