Leopardo Apartment Rome

Occupying the scenic Trastevere district and housing up to four guests, this one bedroom apartment provides a rewarding and authentic base for a memorable Rome adventure.

Situated within minutes of the Tiber and the capital’s historical core, this delightful holiday abode blends a pleasant neighbourhood with a convenient position. This desirable location is further enhanced by an appealing interior that boasts rich wooden floors, beautiful ceilings of exposed beam, and chic, modern fixtures.

Encased by a charming bookcase on one side, the soothing living area allows you to fully unwind after the day’s events in the company of the flat screen TV and convertible sofa, available to sleep two of your party. The fresh white walls continue into the modern kitchen space, which comes equipped with all the essentials for indulging in tasty home cooked meals during your stay. Serenely decorated and fitted with a luxurious double bed and ample storage cupboards, the bedroom encourages a peaceful night’s sleep and grants access to the elegant en suite bathroom, concluding this amiable dwelling with a sink, toilet and shower unit.

West of the river’s banks and south of Vatican City, the atmospheric district of Trastevere is renowned for its winding narrow avenues, vivacious ambience, historical treasures, picturesque open spaces and its abundance of cafes, restaurants and theatres. Home to a lively blend of students, tourists and locals, the neighbourhood makes an exemplary base for a fulfilling encounter, effortlessly fusing history, nature and entertainment.

This Rome accommodation enjoys an enviable position within Trastevere’s popular core, enabling immediate access to the lush and peaceful Orto Botanical Gardens and the elevated peak of Gianicolo, which is certainly worth a visit for the breathtaking views across the city. The neighbouring Villa Doria Pamphili offers another valuable setting for escaping the crowds, providing one of the few areas of serenity in this otherwise boisterous metropolis. Inhabited by a striking 17th century villa and recognised as the largest landscaped park in Rome, this pictorial environment measures an immense 180 hectares, granting ample space for a leisurely stroll or cosy summer picnic.