Rome Apartment #475b
Trastevere / TRASTEVERE TYPICAL AND COZY

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€671 - €969 per week

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Apartment

Verfied™, Priority Owner, Vacation Rental, Sleeps 4, 646ft²/60m², floor 0 (1 American)

Rooms

2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 kitchen

Location

City

View

City View

Amenities

Courtyard/Outdoor Space, Satellite/Cable TV, Patio, Deck, or Terrace, Independent Heating, Internet, Washer

Living Room Amenities

Chair(s), Safe, Table & Chairs, TV

Bedroom Amenities

Armchair, Chair(s), Desk, King Size Bed, Safe, Sofa Bed, TV

Kitchen Amenities

Electric Oven, Freezer, Gas Stove, Microwave, Table & Chairs, Washer

Bathroom

Bidet, Shower Stall

Check In / Out

Check-in from 12:00 to 16:00.
Late or early check-in fee: €30.
Check-out before 10:00.

Other Information

Smoking Allowed, Pets Not Allowed, Children Allowed, Noise Level: Quiet, Eco Footprint: A

Detailed Description (Please Read)

APARTMENT ROME- TRASTEVERE- Via Luigi Santini- #475b
2 minutes walk from the beautiful Santa Maria in Trastevere square, walking distance from all the major attractions in historical center of Rome, well connected with campo dei fiori and navona areas;
60m2 apartment set on the ground floor is composed of :
2 BEDROOMS
#1-with King size bed, safe, TV, desk and chair ;
#2- With sofa bed, bedside table;
KITCHEN
With gas stove, electric oven, fridge and freezer, microwave, table and chairs;
BATHROOM
With shower, bidet sink , wc;
TERRACE
With table and chairs, washing machine;

Indpendent heating, washing machine, microwave, TV, terrace, ground floor. internet.

Apartment Owner's Notes and Description

Typical and cozy apartment in the heart of Rome, in Via Luigi Santini in Trastevere (S. Cosimato). Perfect to accommodate from two to four people, it’s convenient for those who love the old town and walks through the narrow streets of Trastevere’s district that offering a wide variety of attractions: traditional workshops of artisans, ancient squares, churches, monuments, outdoor markets….Also in the evening this area lies at the heart of Roman nightlife: people walking and crowd many bars, pubs, pizzerias and typical roman "trattorie”. Considering that this district is strategic to reach on foot the biggest attractions in Rome: Piazza Venezia, Colosseum, Piazza Navona, Campo de Fiori, Pantheon, etc. The apartment has a large entrance, two double bedrooms, one with double sofa bed and a large closet. It also equipped with a large kitchen with gas stoves, oven, microwave, refrigerator, we also provide all the crockery and kitchen utensils. The bathroom is spacious with shower. The apartment is located in a basement floor of a nineteenth century’s building which once it was an ancient cellar, in fact all ceilings are vaulted and doors are arched. The apartment is equipped with independent heating and its thick walls make it cool in summer and warm in winter. There is also a comfortable private terrace which is located inside the atrium of the building where there is a washing machine and a small table with chairs for a good lunch or reading outside. There are also equipments such as Wi-Fi Internet, Tv, iron with ironing board, hair dryer. To our guests we provide bed linen and towels, utilities and final cleaning are included.

Below you find some general directions to reach the apartment by public transportation:
From Fiumicino Airport there is a Metro line that’ll get you from the Rome airport into the city. It’s the FM1 line, called Sabina-Fiumicino, and it stops at Trastevere Station, then you can take the tram n. 8 to the Stop “Ministero della Pubblica Istruzione”; from there you proceed on foot for few minutes, direction Piazza San Cosimato and there you find the street via Luigi Santini.
From Ciampino Airport you can take a bus (Terravision) to the Termini Station and then you can take the bus n.H to the same stop “Ministero della Pubblica Istruzione” or you can take the bus n.64 to the stop “Largo Argentina” and then the tram n.8 to the stop “Ministero della Pubblica Istruzione”; from there you proceed on foot for few minutes, direction Piazza San Cosimato and there you find the street via Luigi Santini.
You can see that in these directions there are also contained informations to reach the apartment from Termini Station or from Trastevere Station.
We want to inform you that we can offer you a pick up service from the Airport to the apartment, the price is 50 euro. Let us know if you are interested about it.

About Trastevere:
Our Trastevere’s neighborhood is known as the most typical of the city.
During the day, in its narrow streets you sense the atmosphere of the ‘800 quiet life, thanks to the preservation of its historical sites and of the ancient craft shops.
The cobbled streets are mostly car-free, the restauratnts and cafes serve up some of the cheapest eats you’ll find in Rome and it’s good too, the square in front of Santa Maria in Trastevere church is very charming.
During the evening Trastevere becomes the heart of the Roman nightlife and it’s very easy to lose yourself between several pubs, disco bar or pizzerias.
Trastevere Borgo was very important since the age of the Roman Emperor Augustus, he wanted to extend the Rome’s boundaries to this “Regio Transtiberina”, before that time it was occupied by the Etruscans.
It becames the seat of important Roman villas of which have been found some ruins.
In the Middle Age, Trastevere was a labyrinth of winding narrow streets, the contrast between rich houses and small houses of poorest people was very strong.
Due to the partial isolation (Trastevere was beyond the Tiber) and multicultural environment since the time of the ancient Rome, its people were up like a separate population: “trasteverini”, commoners known by their tenacity, pride and genuineness, their women were considered very beautiful, with good features and very dark eyes and hairs.
After 1870 the big walls were built to contain the Tiber floods, this certainly has brought to an increased safety at the expense of all places most characteristic that were on the shore which were destroyed.
Enjoy your Stay!

5 stars - by Price from United States

October 2012

We really liked this apartment. The location was perfect, a short walk across the bridge from the hustle of Rome proper. The neighborhood was perfect, with great restaurants and shops within easy walking distance.
The apartment was nice, and relatively quiet. Although it is a basement apartment, we were not there much during the day, so that aspect did not bother us. It is a Roman apartment, so space was tighter than Americans are used to, but for two weeks, it was not an impediment. It was nice to have a washer and a spacious kitchen for a two week stay.
I would consider staying here again and will definitely stay in the neighborhood again.

3 stars - by Ulla from Denmark

March 2012

Lejligheden som sådan var rummelig, funktionel, ren og pæn. Men billederne fortæller ikke hele historien. En kælderlejlighed uden kig til gaden. Terrassen er dels minimal dels ikke så pænt indrettet som billedet lader ane.
Indrømmer gerne, at "basement" optræder i den lange beskrivelse af boligen, men det så vi hen over og koncentrerede os om billederne. Vores ansvar.
Området var dejligt, et boligkvarter med sin egen, næsten provincielle charme. De lokale var på hat. det var hyggeligt.
Vejret var godt og vi havde dejlige dage i den evige stad.