Vatican family loft

This Vatican Rome apartment is situated between the ravishing Villa Pamphilj, where you can enjoy miles of tree-lined paths and beautiful views, and the Vatican Museums, which are easily accessible from the apartment location. Completely renovated, this bright flat is on the first floor of a lovely building. 

When you first enter the apartment, a spacious air-conditioned living room welcomes you, offering a fully equipped open-concept kitchen, with a fridge, freezer, dishwasher, an electric stove and atoaster. You will find a stylish dining table for four, ideal for your family meals. The spacious living room has a sofa bed that can accommodate up to 2 people. 

The luminous living room leads you to the panoramic terrace, where you can enjoy a feast or an aperitif on the colorful mosaic table.

Furthermore, the apartment offers a chic air-conditioned double bedroom with a comfortable queen-size bed that has a television. Guests will enjoy its elegant yet easygoing style. 

Next to the bedroom, you will find the modern, elegant, sleek and minimalist bathroom which has an exceptional shower box. 

Guests can enjoy fast broadband Wi-Fi internet access throughout the apartment.

The Location

This apartment is ideally within walking distance of the wonders of Saint Peter’s Basilica, and around 600 meters walk from the magnificent Villa Pamphili. With this apartment you could not have chosen a better location, you will have a different point of view of Rome.

From this apartment, you can enjoy a walk up Gianicolo hill, where you’ll find a fantastic Bistrot, “Vivi Bistrot”, to relax in front of a drink and a snack. This hill lies just behind the Trastevere area, which also offers many more restaurants, bars, and shops. This is also a very atmospheric and friendly place to be come evening, when crowds gather in the piazzas to catch up with friends.

This apartment lies in an area that is moreover very well connected with the Saint Peter railway station and several bus lines. This means you won’t have any problem reaching any part of the city.

The best way to see Rome, however, is on foot. You might work 15 minutes longer to some attractions than if you were staying in the center. However, the walks are almost as beautiful as the monuments themselves, given Rome’s picturesque and characteristic buildings.

Within half an hour you can arrive at the Vatican, Piazza Navona, and Castel Sant’Angelo. A little longer of a walk will bring you to the Campo de’ Fiori, Pantheon, and Spanish Steps area. From the Vatican you can also take the Metro into the center of town, or even all the way to the central station, Termini.

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