Sitting right in the heart of Rome’s historic centre with countless points of cultural interest on your doorstep, this comfortable apartment is an ideal base for those looking to make the most out of the Eternal City. Dressed in vibrant pops of red against a calming white palette, fashion meets cool simplicity in the home’s design. We love the parquet floors here that lend a note of classic charm, while the modern art hanging on the walls adds a dash of characterful flair to the proceedings. The scarlet accented kitchen is all set to host sociable breakfasts over fresh coffee and locally bought pastries, while the glass dining table is the perfect spot to gather for a celebratory Italian feast when you’re not out sampling the local trattorias. With a pair of pared-back yet wonderfully comfy bedrooms as well as sleek bathrooms to get any day off on the right foot, you’re all set for a carefree stay. What’s more your host can organise a plethora of special extras for you here, including personal shoppers, yoga instructors, guided tours and wine tastings. When you’re ready to venture out for a day of exploring, you’ll find the Spanish Steps a four-minute walk away, the Trevi Fountain walkable in nine and both Piazza Navona and Villa Borghese thirteen minutes away on foot. You’re also a ten-minute walk from the Pantheon, while Campo de' Fiori is twenty minutes on foot from your door. Home truths: *There's a lift in the building to reach the apartment on the second floor *There's a sofa bed in the living room for more flexible sleeping arrangements, as well as a trundle bed in the second bedroom – while the home can sleep up to eight people, the maximum occupancy is six guests *Well-behaved pets are welcome to stay *A cot, high chair, as well as children's books and toys are available on request *The home has a self-controlled heating and cooling system *There's a laptop-friendly workspace *The building's entrance is shared with the other residents *There's no parking here, but we recommend skipping the car and making use of Rome's public transport instead – Spagna station is a six-minute walk away