Triton's Brother

This pretty Roman apartment, part of a 17th-century building, is a bit like a cross between a hotel and a holiday home. You get the independence that typically comes with a self-contained apartment, as well as many of the services that you’d normally associate with a hotel such as daily cleaning and a reception during working hours. It’s a nice combination, and one that would particularly suit someone who’s very used to hotels. The interior is beautifully renovated, with several charming touches from the retro typewriter and the green rocking chair, to the vintage tiles in the bedroom. It's also in a fabulous location, with views of the Quirinal, the presidential residence and the bustling streets below. It only takes a minute to walk to the world-famous Trevi Fountain, and the Pantheon is only ten minutes away. When it comes to exploring Italy's capital city, it doesn't get much better than this.

Home truths:
*There's no lift in the building so you'll have to climb the stairs to the third floor
*Large pets aren't allowed but a smaller pet might be able to stay with you – speak to your host for more information
*The streets outside are busy and sometimes get a bit noisy
*At full capacity, this home sleeps three adults or two adults and two children – either one adult or two kids will be sleeping on a sofa bed
*This home does not have a TV, but there is an iPad with Netflix