Guilia’s flat is a place I would come back to again and again. It’s hard to find a place on such a prestigious street, and this is in the perfect spot. When you leave the building you see the arch built by Michelangelo and just beyond that is the pedestrian bridge Ponte Sisto to the hopping Trastevere area. There is a grocery store 2 blocks away, great restaurants and if you want to cook the market at Campi de’ Fiore is a 4-5 minute walk.
The flat was spotless, fully equipped kitchen and many thoughtful touches and amenities. There was cookies, and thoughtful items in the fridge, which is also rare and was a great touch. Sometimes mattresses in Italy are not that comfortable, this one is very nice and her pillows are soft and fluffy like down…maybe they are down. (I stayed in a place once where I had to go buy a comfortable pillow). Loads of closet space and wooden hangers, 2 bathrooms, 2 televisions, dishwasher, it was like home and that is rare to find for this cost. The building is elegant, you enter thru an enormous old charming door and the flat is right there, but the windows are on a side street so it was quiet. I felt fortunate to be able to stay here.