The apartment was recently renovated and carries all the comforts, with modern furnishing with teraccotta floors.
The double glazed windows isolates you from the traffic noise.
It has all the comforts as air conditioning, wireless Internet, TV and washing machine.
The apartment can accommodate up to six people: there is one a queen size bed in the bedroom,
a comfortable sofa bed in the living area and a queen size bed in the mezzanine area (note: the celing in the mezzanine is not very high).
There is a fully equipped kitchen with a 4 burner stove, oven and washing machine.
A bathroom with a large shower, wash basin, WC and bidet.
Located on the first floor (second american) (with no elevator, but a very easy climb) in an old building of ancient Trastevere, right across the Tiber river. Steps away from Piazza Trilussa, where you’ll find a very busy night action, many bars and restaurants.

About Trastevere:
Trastevere is a very romantic area right in the center of Rome, 5 to 10 minutes walking distance from all the major touristic attractions. Long known by Romans for its restaurants and bars, Trastevere is a pleasant area to stroll in Rome, particularly peaceful in the morning and lively in the evening as dozens of trattorias set tables out along the cobblestone streets. The immediate area has some of the best Trastevere restaurants and trattorias as well as one of Rome's most famous bakeries all within a few blocks. A small grocery store, bar/cafe are right down the street, in a friendly neighborhood; so you have everything you could possibly need within the neighborhood The neighborhood of Trastevere is known for its lively nature, and the array of people it attracts, it's a favorite of foreigners due to its authenticity and the two international universities in the area.

Trastevere is also the location for a weekend pizza for most Romans who gather on the weekends in the pizzerias and stroll with a gelato through the cobblestone streets or along the river for a hand grated granita. Trastevere is east of the historical center on the other side of the River Tiber. It’s one of Rome’s oldest neighborhoods and certainly one of the most characteristic. Here you’ll find many restaurants and bars located on the cobbled-stone narrow streets of Trastevere. Once home to the Syrian community and then to the Jewish community, Trastevere has slowly and steadily grown into the second biggest Rione (neighborhood) in Rome. Rich families such as the Farnese settled in amongst populace bringing wealth and giving the area a certain status that had been coveted throughout history. At the heart of Trastevere is Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere which is one of the most beautiful piazza’s in Rome.



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