Dimora del Gonfalone, Historic Residence in Rome

In the most authentic part of Rome, between Via Giulia and the quiet streets of the Regola district, you will stay in a small street rich in history: Via del Gonfalone, once home to an ancient confraternity that shaped the life of the neighborhood.

You will pass through the entrance of a historic building that once belonged to a noble family and walk along a corridor that immediately sets the tone of a timeless atmosphere. The apartment, located on the first floor without elevator, welcomes you with wooden ceilings and terracotta floors, combined with contemporary details and visual references to Renaissance Rome.

You will enter a spacious area with a desk corner. The kitchen, fully equipped and organized with a peninsula, allows you to manage meals independently. The living area becomes the place where you gather, with a round table for 5–6 guests and a space to unwind.

You will have two bedrooms with private bathrooms and a double sofa bed. Within minutes, you will reach Piazza Navona, Campo de’ Fiori, the Jewish Ghetto and Trastevere. The street remains quiet even during the busiest hours of the city.