Galleries Of Art

Situated in the Termini neighbourhood, this apartment is a short stroll from Rome’s main train station, which makes seeing many of the city’s attractions super convenient. A variety of sights are within walking distance, too, including the Museo Nazionale Romano and the Roman Forum, as well as the National Library and the University of La Sapienza. Housed in a building dating back to 1885, this simply designed home has an open-plan living room and a private balcony – the perfect place for evening drinks. There’s also a large, shared roof terrace with views over Rome.

Home truths:
*While this home can accommodate one additional guest on the sofa bed, the maximum occupancy is four guests.
*The twin bedroom can be made up as a double on request.
*This home has a private balcony off one of the bedrooms as well as access to a shared roof terrace.
*The roof terrace is shared with all residents of the building and equipped with outdoor furniture, including reclining chairs, as well as water and a coffee machine. It's accessible to guests throughout their stay, every day from 7.30am to 11pm.
*Parking in Rome can be tricky, so we recommend sticking to walking to amenities or using public transport where possible.