Rome Trastevere Home is a project of hospitality, accommodation and food & wine incoming in Rome. I rent holiday homes in Trastevere to enjoy a real and authentic stay in our city. All of my apartments are furnished with care and designed to offer maximum comfort and well-being to those who live there, in a unique context: that of Trastevere, a district full of history and life.

Spacious apartment with a little balcony looking into the courtyard on the 3th floor with out elevator. Well furnished with a taste and attention to details with inspired style of 70’s. Good for a family/group of friends who want to enjoy a relaxing vacations in Trastevere. Free Wi-Fi. Main monuments are close in walking distance. Entrance with a fully equipped kitchen by: gas machine, oven, fridge, freezer, utensils for cooking, washing machine. Spacious living room – where is situated relax area with a char, sofa and sofa bed (which can become a sleep place for 2 person), TV, dining area. From the dining area you have entrance on little balcony looking into the courtyard (where is possible to dry the clothes) First master bedroom with very comfortable double bed, spacious wardrobe, sofa bed ( sleep place for 1 person) Second master bedroom with double bed and very spacious wardrobe Bathroom very sunny ( thanks to the glass door ) with a shower box, sink, bidet.

Apartment Situated in one of most fascinating districts in the city. Situated in 2 steps from a famous church, San Francesco a Ripa. The origins of this church are related to Franciscan convent existing in the Trastevere quarter of Rome since the 12th centuries. From here you can continue walking on the street San Franceso a Ripa with a lot of bars, restaurants and little stores in direction Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere.The Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere is a titular minor basilica and one of the oldest churches of Rome. Full of life, this piazza opens you the door into the history of this district and you can enjoy this amazing monument from one of the mostly cafes situated on the piazza. Walking by the streets – Trastevere is a labyrinthine district able to open beautiful views for you – streets lined with crumbling buildings with faded paintwork, plants and religious shrines brighten up the streets, washing is strung up between buildings, and graffiti covers the shutters of closed bars. Stroll through Porta Settimiana to Via della Lungara and you’ll see Villa Farnesina – villa built by Peruzzi, is home to many incredible frescoes by artists such as Raphael.