Navona Boutique apartment Rome

This elegant and cozy 2-bedroom apartment offers a great value for up to 6 guests in the very center of Rome.

Tastefully furnished and thoughtfully decorated, this warm and inviting apartment has everything you’ll need for a memorable and comfortable stay in Rome. The living room provides ample seating space, as well as a dining area, a flatscreen TV and bright windows with flowing curtains. The efficient kitchen maximizes living space, but contains everything you’ll need to prepare a fantastic home-cooked meal. The bathroom is spacious, bright and uniquely decorated; you’ll find elegant ceramic fixtures, a large built-in shower, and everything you might need in the course of freshening up. The second bedroom takes the style of a den, and easily holds three single beds. Two additional guests can make use of the convertible sofa in the living room, for a total of seven comfortable sleeping spaces throughout the apartment. Additional amenities include a dishwasher, a washing machine, and lots of thoughtful accents that lend this apartment a homey atmosphere. Outside, you’ll be in the midst of one of Rome’s most picturesque and central neighborhoods, offering easy access to the best that the Eternal City has to offer.

The narrow cobblestone streets that characterize this old-world neighborhood conjure a postcard picture of Rome. Located between the Tiber River and the Piazza Navona, this highly central apartment promises to turn your next vacation into the quintessential Rome experience.

Get to know the city by taking a short walk to the Piazza Navona, which is arguably the most central square in Rome. Take in the three ornate fountains and the towering monolith located in the center of the piazza, then duck for cover in a shady square-side café for some espresso-fueled people-watching. After admiring the eclectic and varied denizens of Rome, head east to the Pantheon. Constructed in the 2^nd century, this remarkably preserved artifact of Ancient Roman culture still holds the record for world’s largest unreinforced concrete dome.

The tree-lined banks of the Tiber River Bend are also just steps from your door, affording a quiet and scenic place for afternoon strolling. Cross the river and you’ll quickly reach the star-shaped grounds of Parco Adriano. Once a papal stronghold, the castle at the center of the park now contains an intriguing history museum. Ask in the museum if the Pope’s secret passage is open; if so, you can follow his evacuation route backwards to the walls of Vatican City.