Trilussa House Apartment Rome

This roomy and inviting 2-bedroom apartment offers the opportunity for up to 5 guests to experience a more authentic side of Rome, while remaining close to all major attractions.

Far enough from the city center to avoid the crowds, but with easy access to all of Rome’s major attractions, this apartment guarantees a fun and relaxing stay in the Eternal City. The open living room is the perfect place to gather during the day, with ample seating furniture, a flatscreen TV, and floor-to-ceiling windows that open to your own private balcony. Around the corner, you’ll find a private bedroom with a double bed to offer two guests maximum comfort and privacy.  Another smaller bedroom contains a single day bed, and the living room sofa converts into a second double bed, providing accommodation for three additional guests. No one will have to compete for a cozy place to sleep, and with over 70 square meters of living space, everyone will be able to relax and feel at home. The bathroom is delightfully furnished with a full bathtub, stylish fixtures and a tasteful mix of floor and wall tiles. The kitchen contains a full range of cooking appliances and plenty of counter space, so you can save money by dining at home. You’ll even find a washing machine on the premises to make long stays easy. Best of all, this unique neighborhood promises to give you a new perspective on Rome, with plenty of nearby attractions and a myriad of transit options that can quickly take you to the city center. 

Located in lower Trastevere, just across the river from Testaccio, this welcoming apartment gives you easy access to Rome’s most fascinating neighborhoods.

Hop on a tram on Via Trastevere, and in minutes you’ll be in the center of the bustling neighborhood of the same name. Located across the Tiber River from the Old Town Proper, Trastevere is still one of the city’s most vibrant and central areas. Here, you can experience fine dining and exciting nightlife at a fraction of the price you would pay in the Old Town. Also, don’t leave Trastevere without catching the view from atop Gianicolo Hill, one of the city’s most underrated panoramas. Stay on the tram for another stop, and you’ll already be surrounded by the hustle and bustle of the heart of Rome. Piazza Navona, the Pantheon and Campo de’ Fiori are just a few of the landmarks that await you just minutes from your door. 

In the other direction, across the Tiber River, you’ll find the up-and-coming neighborhood of Testaccio. Already famous for its massive food-and-goods market, Testaccio is building a reputation as a fine dining and nightlife hotspot, and is even starting to compete with Trastevere as a destination for Roman trendsetters of all ages.

If you feel like staying closer to home, you won’t be disappointed. This quiet, residential neighborhood is surprisingly well equipped with restaurants, bars and cafes. You’ll also be just steps from the refreshing green space of Vila Sciarra, which is connected by a network of paths and pastures to larger parks like Vila Abamalek and Gianicolo Hill.