Awesome!

Top floor in a 15th century building, and even though it’s a cliché you are really is close to everything. It’s not cheap but worth every euro and cent.

Our host, Luca, is a very pleasant, soft-spoken Italian, who was extremely helpful with everything both before our arrival (a baby cot was no problem) and during our stay. He speaks perfect English and gave very useful local recommendations. He even checked in via text during our stay, to inquire if everything was in order. Nice touch.

The place is nice and big with hard wood floors. Everything works perfectly, including the a/c for those hot Roman summer days. Our 10 Month old daughter especially loved sitting on the carpet in the middle of the living room with her toys looking up at the amazing ceiling.

Most difficult choice of the day is when opening the gate in the morning: Do you go left towards Piazza Navona or right towards Trastevere…

If you are self-catered, there is a supermarket just 50 meters down the road and a somewhat bigger one about 250 meters away. And if you, like us, want your bread fresh in the morning, the top notch bakery, Roscioli, is only 300 meters away. A nice way to begin any day (or a place to stop on your way back from your morning jog).