Trevi Fountain Large apartment Rome

With 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and plenty of space for up to 8 guests, this highly central apartment combines style and comfort just steps Rome's legendary Trevi Fountain.

Housed in a classic Roman building with vaulted, exposed-beam ceilings and earth-tone tiles throughout, this unique apartment will make you feel like a Caesar. The bright, open living area features a fireplace, a bookshelf, and plenty of comfortable seating. You’ll also find a kitchen nearby with a full set of modern appliances, from a dishwasher to an oven. Just to the left of the fireplace, you’ll find a glass door that leads to your own private balcony with magnificent views of the charming, old-world neighborhood below.

This apartment was built to accommodate, and the bedrooms exemplify the impeccable taste in renovations and updates. Maintaining the original, vaulted ceilings, both bedrooms now contain trendy, contemporary double beds and storage furniture, as well as skylights to help you greet the morning. The two bathrooms are equally as impressive, with tile walls and designer fixtures. One bathroom even has a massaging shower to help you relax while you freshen up.

Outside, this exciting and highly central neighborhood looks like a postcard of Rome, and you’ll be just minutes from many of the city’s must-see sights and attractions.

Mere seconds from the Trevi Fountain, and poised on the lower slopes of Quirinal Hill, this highly central apartment gives you easy access to all that Rome has to offer.

Start your journey by throwing a coin in the Trevi Fountain. As the legend goes, any visitor who sacrifices a piece of change to the fountain’s blue waters will one day return to Rome. After you’ve cast your coin, sit back on the steps and admire the fountain’s impressive stonework while dozens of other visitors partake in the same ritual.

From there, you’ll have your choice of venturing up the slopes of Quirinal Hill, into the massive dome of the Pantheon, or even into the vast urban oasis of the Villa Borghese. With everything just minutes away from your own door, you might be able to visit all three and still be home in time for supper.

Left, right, up and down, you’ll be surrounded by Rome’s vast network of narrow, cobbled streets. Bustling with pedestrians, open markets and the occasional scooter, these avenues and alleyways conjure the quintessential image of Rome as a modern city brimming with history and culture. Sometimes the best way to explore the Eternal City is to leave the map at home and let circumstance lead you—from this vibrant, central neighborhood, any direction you choose will be the right one.