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7 guests · 2 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this apartment rental
Spacious and charming 2 bedroom apartment in the heart of Trastevere, Rome's favorite neighborhood. Located in a small historical building, it comfortably fits up to 7 people.
This charming 2 bedroom apartment is located in the heart of Trastevere, which is considered one of the most beautiful areas in the Eternal City. This busy and lively neighborhood has the look and feel of a traditional small Italian town and you will be in an ideal position to explore its labyrinthine streets and enjoy its lively atmosphere.
The apartment boasts original wooden ceiling beams and antique furnishings. There are 2 bedrooms – one of which features a mezzanine – a spacious living room, a complete kitchen, a balcony and 2 bathrooms.
There are individual air conditioning machines in each room.
Historical facts
The building’s courtyard has served different purposes in its long history and maybe its most known use was as a wool factory around the middle of the 19th century. If you look at the building from the street, you will see a big plaque with a bust above. This is to commemorate a terrible fact that happened at this same building on 25 October 1867 when a group of around forty patriots gathered in via della Lungaretta 97, Giulio Ajani's wool factory, to prepare cartridges, restock the rifles of their arsenal, and be ready to support Garibaldi, in what they thought would be an imminent attack on Rome against the government of Pope Pius IX. At around half past twelve, a platoon of Papal Zouaves attacked the wool-mill building. The conspirators tried to resist the fire but, within a short time, the papal troops had the better of the situation, and managed to take the building. In the fire, nine people were killed, amongst whom, Giuditta Tavani Arquati, pregnant with her fourth child, her husband and their young son.
This apartment is also great if you want to enjoy Trastevere's lively nightlife.
Tourist tax
Please note that a tourist tax (named "contributo di soggiorno") was introduced in Rome in 2014. Therefore guests will be charged €3.50 per person per night at check-in. The tourist tax will only be applied during the first 10 days of one's stay and children under 10 years of age are exempt.
Checkout by 11 am
Check-in window: 3 pm to 8 pm
Early check-in is possible when there are no guests the day before and in any case we will make our best so you can drop off your luggage at the apartment around noon, while we prep it for you.
A fee of €30 may be applied for late check-in.
Smoking is not allowed in the apartment. If you really need to, there is a balcony facing a courtyard where you can smoke but please be careful and do not throw the butts on the ground.
This busy and lively neighborhood has the look and feel of a traditional small Italian town, with people shopping, chatting, drinking espresso and going about their daily business.
As its name indicates, Trastevere ("beyond the Tiber") is on the other side of the river but you only need to cross it via the stone footbridge, Ponte Sisto, to reach the historical center.
Arriving to the apartment from:
Leonardo Da Vinci international airport (Fiumicino) :
- Taxi €48 (avoid illegal unmarked taxis)
- Shuttle. There are several shuttle companies that take you from the airport to the apartment. The price is around €60.
- Regional Train FL1 (ticket €8) to Trastevere railway station and then Tram nr 8 (ticket €1,5) to Piazza Gioacchino Belli then 2 min walk to reach the apartment.
- Leonardo Express train (€14) or bus (from €4 to €6) to Termini railway station.
Ciampino airport:
- Taxi €31 (avoid illegal unmarked taxis)
- Bus (from €3.90 to €6) to Termini railway station.
- Shuttle. There are several shuttle companies that take you from the airport to the apartment. The price is around €60.
Termini: bus numbers H or N8 (only at night) (ticket €1.5) to Piazza Belli. From there, take Via della Lungaretta and you will reach the apartment in 2 minutes.
If you take a taxi the cost should be around €12/15, depending on traffic.
If you want to move around using public transport, there are buses and tram stops in Piazza Belli (a 2 minutes’ walk from the apartment).
There is also a taxi stop in Piazza Gioacchino Belli.
This charming 2 bedroom apartment is located in the heart of Trastevere, which is considered one of the most beautiful areas in the Eternal City. This busy and lively neighborhood has the look and feel of a traditional small Italian town and you will be in an ideal position to explore its labyrinthine streets and enjoy its lively atmosphere.
The apartment boasts original wooden ceiling beams and antique furnishings. There are 2 bedrooms – one of which features a mezzanine – a spacious living room, a complete kitchen, a balcony and 2 bathrooms.
There are individual air conditioning machines in each room.
Historical facts
The building’s courtyard has served different purposes in its long history and maybe its most known use was as a wool factory around the middle of the 19th century. If you look at the building from the street, you will see a big plaque with a bust above. This is to commemorate a terrible fact that happened at this same building on 25 October 1867 when a group of around forty patriots gathered in via della Lungaretta 97, Giulio Ajani's wool factory, to prepare cartridges, restock the rifles of their arsenal, and be ready to support Garibaldi, in what they thought would be an imminent attack on Rome against the government of Pope Pius IX. At around half past twelve, a platoon of Papal Zouaves attacked the wool-mill building. The conspirators tried to resist the fire but, within a short time, the papal troops had the better of the situation, and managed to take the building. In the fire, nine people were killed, amongst whom, Giuditta Tavani Arquati, pregnant with her fourth child, her husband and their young son.
This apartment is also great if you want to enjoy Trastevere's lively nightlife.
Tourist tax
Please note that a tourist tax (named "contributo di soggiorno") was introduced in Rome in 2014. Therefore guests will be charged €3.50 per person per night at check-in. The tourist tax will only be applied during the first 10 days of one's stay and children under 10 years of age are exempt.
Checkout by 11 am
Check-in window: 3 pm to 8 pm
Early check-in is possible when there are no guests the day before and in any case we will make our best so you can drop off your luggage at the apartment around noon, while we prep it for you.
A fee of €30 may be applied for late check-in.
Smoking is not allowed in the apartment. If you really need to, there is a balcony facing a courtyard where you can smoke but please be careful and do not throw the butts on the ground.
This busy and lively neighborhood has the look and feel of a traditional small Italian town, with people shopping, chatting, drinking espresso and going about their daily business.
As its name indicates, Trastevere ("beyond the Tiber") is on the other side of the river but you only need to cross it via the stone footbridge, Ponte Sisto, to reach the historical center.
Arriving to the apartment from:
Leonardo Da Vinci international airport (Fiumicino) :
- Taxi €48 (avoid illegal unmarked taxis)
- Shuttle. There are several shuttle companies that take you from the airport to the apartment. The price is around €60.
- Regional Train FL1 (ticket €8) to Trastevere railway station and then Tram nr 8 (ticket €1,5) to Piazza Gioacchino Belli then 2 min walk to reach the apartment.
- Leonardo Express train (€14) or bus (from €4 to €6) to Termini railway station.
Ciampino airport:
- Taxi €31 (avoid illegal unmarked taxis)
- Bus (from €3.90 to €6) to Termini railway station.
- Shuttle. There are several shuttle companies that take you from the airport to the apartment. The price is around €60.
Termini: bus numbers H or N8 (only at night) (ticket €1.5) to Piazza Belli. From there, take Via della Lungaretta and you will reach the apartment in 2 minutes.
If you take a taxi the cost should be around €12/15, depending on traffic.
If you want to move around using public transport, there are buses and tram stops in Piazza Belli (a 2 minutes’ walk from the apartment).
There is also a taxi stop in Piazza Gioacchino Belli.
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Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Sep 2024
Perfect location to food and wine and shops. Master bedroom beautiful. The kitchen was good and the little outdoor patio was great.
10 / 10Outstanding·Sep 2023
The area is very busy with people all day, lots of restaurants and gelato right next to the entry. It was great to see all the people and happenings and still be able to retreat to a quiet apartment above it where you couldn’t hear them anymore. The apartment itself was good for our group of adults and kids, plenty of places to sleep. Our host was very responsive to any questions and made the checkin and out process very easy.
10 / 10Outstanding·May 2023
Great location to enjoy the liveliness of Rome. The owners of the apartment are very lovely people who have a lot of pride in their beautiful home.
10 / 10Outstanding·Jan 2023
We are so happy with our stay in this lovely apartment. It is easy to get to yet right in the heart of Trastevere and close to so many wonderful restaurants and shops. Andrea was so helpful with providing information to make our stay in Rome great. We would stay here again!
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"Perfect location to food and wine and shops. Master bedroom beautiful. The kitchen was good and the little outdoor patio was great. "
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