Diana studio Rome

This colorful and inviting studio apartment offers up to 3 guests a fantastic bargain in the very center of Rome, just steps from Piazza Navona, the Pantheon and Palazzo Montecitorio.

This efficient studio apartment maximizes living space to create a refreshing, open atmosphere. Elegant but colorful decorations lend vibrancy to every space, and a full list of creature comforts make sure you won’t miss home on your next trip to the Eternal City. The living room features a large convertible sofa that comfortably sleeps two guests, as well as additional seating furniture, several tables and ample shelving. An easychair also converts into a single bed to accommodate one additional guest. The compact kitchen adjacent to the living room is unobtrusive, but contains a refrigerator, sink and stove to encourage home cooking. The bathroom, keeping with the theme, is a colorful and vibrant space with all the fixtures and extras you’ll need to freshen up. Contributing to the overall atmosphere, you’ll find tile floors and exposed-beam ceilings throughout this delightful apartment. Outside, you’ll have easy access to several of Rome’s most lively squares, and you’ll also be close to many of the city’s principal attractions.

Located northeast of Piazza Navona, this ideally situated apartment makes it easy to enjoy your next trip to Rome. Several of the city’s premiere hangout spots are easily within reach, and other must-see neighborhoods are just a short walk away.

Start your trip by heading down to Piazza Navona. Join the meandering crowds in appreciating the square’s ornate fountains and sculptures, then settle down in the shade of a café umbrella to sip an espresso before moving on. From here, the Pantheon (and its record-holding dome) is just a few blocks to the east. Besides being one of the city’s most-visited landmarks, this impressive architectural specimen is a popular meet-up spot for many free walking tours of Rome. If you’re in the mood to see the sights and learn a few things as well, latch onto a charismatic tour guide outside the Pantheon. Just to the east of the apartment, you’ll find the twin piazzas of Colonna and Montecitorio. Surrounding the Montecitorio Palace these squares are also vibrant and welcoming crossroads, wherein you can stroll calmly among the varied denizens of Rome.

You can easily reach Vatican City, Piazza del Popolo and several of Rome’s famed “seven hills” on foot, but a myriad of transit options are available to whisk you around the city in minutes.