Trastevere Stripes Roma, Lazio

Property Description

Located in Rome’s wonderfully scenic and beautifully bohemian Trastevere neighbourhood, this welcoming apartment is just the ticket for those looking for an authentic stay neighboured by traditional trattorias, craft beer pubs and artisan shops galore.

Housed in a coral-coloured building along a cobblestone street, you’ll find this charming home laid out over two floors with a beamed mezzanine bedroom and an eclectically designed living area downstairs, replete with terracotta tile floors and plenty of rustic charm. Start mornings with fresh coffee and locally bought pastries at the cosy dining table and spend evenings on the striped sofa with a glass of Italian wine. At night, the inviting bed beckons a comfortable night’s sleep, while the shelf of books offers the perfect excuse for an easy-going morning of reading before setting off to see the sights.

Speaking of exploring, you’ve got your neighbourhood's old-world cobbled lanes, ocher palaces, ivy-clad facades and heady nightlife to discover right outside your door, while the Botanical Garden of Rome is a short walk away too. Across the Tiber, you’ve got the city’s historic centre to spend your days in too, where iconic sights like the Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona and the famous Colosseum await.


Home truths:
*While it's accessed at ground floor level, the home is laid out over two floors with an internal spiral staircase between them
*At capacity, one guest will sleep on the sofa bed in the living area
*A cot is available on request
*The mezzanine bedroom is open to the living area downstairs
*As you're in a central area, some street noise is to be expected
*There's no desk, but the dining table can double up as a laptop-friendly workspace
*There's no washing machine here, but there's a laundrette less than a ten-minute walk away
*The kitchen is compact and lacks an oven
*The home's entrance is private
*Self-check-in is available
*There's no parking here, but we recommend skipping the car and using Rome's public transport instead