Domus Antonella a Trastevere

We stayed in 8 places over a month in Italy, and Antonella’s place was, without question, our favorite. It was truly magical - a beautiful, spacious home that felt both elegant and incredibly welcoming. Every detail seemed to have been thoughtfully considered. From the full-length mirror and espresso maker to the beautiful large shower and generous storage space, Antonella somehow anticipated everything a guest could want. Her son, Alberto met us, showed us around, and even sent thoughtful recommendations during our stay. The apartment itself has such a wonderful atmosphere. It is beautifully appointed without ever feeling precious or impersonal, and we found ourselves wishing we could stay forever. The location is equally wonderful, in the quieter and more charming part of Trastevere, surrounded by lovely little restaurants, bars, and the wonderful atmosphere of the neighborhood. We absolutely loved our time here. After a month of traveling around Italy, this was the place that truly felt like home - and the place we were saddest to leave. We would return in a heartbeat.

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It’s a beautiful spacious apartment and the location could not have been more perfect—tucked away in a quiet corner of Trastevere very close to lots of great restaurants and walkable to almost everything in the city. The host was also very accommodating and gracious. There is a restaurant just below the property that can get a little noisy, but the apartment is well sound-proofed and it was never an issue at all (and we were in bed by 10pm every night).

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Everything! Great location, great hosts, big apartment with spacious bedroom, lounge room, kitchen, 2 bathrooms, dining room. Even had washer and dryer. Could not ask for more.

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Great location, great apartment

The tiles in the main bathroom shower get super slippery when wet. My father slipped and fell on his shoulder while taking a shower. The quality of the TV is silly at best. At night when you want to decompress, relax and watch some tv before going to bed you have to wait 20” every time you press a button for it to be registered. It feels like a joke considering it’s not a cheap apartment. No batteries in the TV remote and only one paper roll provided.