Please note:

• The 3 single sofa beds are located in the living room areas, that can’t be separated or darkened.



• We do not recommend this apartment for children under 15 years old, as the stairs to the bedrooms do not have a railing and due to the fragility of the vintage furniture.



• The rental is intended for residential use only. No parties or event of any kind are permitted.



• We meet personally our guests at check-in from 3pm till 8pm to provide all the useful information about the accommodation and the city. Self-check-in is not available.



• Central Heating operating hours: 6/9am-12/2pm-7/10pm.



• Only guests booked on the platform can stay (other unregistered guests are not allowed to stay overnight). In case of change (more or less guests) it is mandatory to notify the property



• We need to receive the passport of all guests by the day before arrival, for the mandatory transmission of data to the National Security Authority

EXTRA FEES In agreement with the property, it is possible to arrange some additional services, with an extra fee:

• to book your transfer from the airport or train station. Please indicate at the property your flight/train number to get a quote. The cost is to be paid directly to the driver



• to arrange an extra cleaning every 4 days (cleaning of the kitchen and bathroom and change of linen); the cost is to be paid directly to the cleaning person



• to organize an early or late check-in or late checkout, only if available, there are additional costs: ask to the property to receive a quote; the cost is to be paid directly to the reception staff.

MONTI A tour of Rome cannot ignore an exploration of the Monti district, one of the most picturesque in the city. In this area, as old as the capital itself, rich patricians and the plebs once coexisted, occupying the Suburra, today the most characteristic area of ​​the neighborhood. Despite the urban development of the nineteenth century and the urban changes of the fascist era, the Monti district has only partially lost its original layout. A maze of narrow cobblestone streets hosts, in addition to numerous restaurants, also historic buildings, vintage shops and artisan workshops. From various corners of the district, it is possible to admire romantic and particularly evocative views that immerse the visitor in a nostalgic retro atmosphere. The Monti district is a place to live but also to admire: important archaeological remains and treasures of sacred architecture are preserved here.

No car needed (using private cars is not recommended due to lack of parking). With a small walk you can reach the bars and shops of "Monti" district (5 min) or city center (10 min) With 2 minutes' walk you can reach public transport: Metro "B" Cavour (to Termini or Tiburtina Train Station), or bus 75 and 117. From Termini Train Station (you can go there by walking or with Metro B Cavour) you can reach "Metro A" to "Ottaviano" to reach Vatican Museum.