Located in the ancient ARCO DEGLI ACETARI around the corner from Campo De Fiori, these two apartments are surrounded by authentic italian architecture originating as far back at 1,500yrs. The location can't be beat. You can walk to absolutely everything from this location including the Vatican, Colosseum, Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, and Trastevere for excellent nightlife and authentic non touristy dining.
These are two apartments that can be rented together to separately. They are connected by an outdoor stone staircase within a private (unprivate) courtyard. I say this because the courtyard is surrounded by windows from other apartments making this staircase unaccessible to others yet easily viewed by neighbors. The stairs are very steep in the courtyard and at the exterior entrance from the Arco Degli Acetari square to the upper level apartment. The upper apartment is lovely, well decorated, and very clean. The entrance leads into a lovely fully equipped kitchen with table for dining or congregating. There is no living room. The main bedroom is at the rear of the apartment and is quiet with access to the courtyard staircase. The upper bedroom is reached by a steep wooden staircase within the apartment. It is small with a lovely little balcony. The bathroom is very modern and new. There is a wonderful roomy shower.
We used the downstairs apartment for a family member. It is modern, comfortable, and clean with a new large bathroom. There is a small dining table and sitting area that leads to the private (unprivate) courtyard. This apartment was a bit dark with the only really natural light coming from the courtyard and a small window in the bedroom. It was noisy in the morning due to the neighbor's carpentry shop next-door and lots of carts being wheeled in and out of storage for the outstanding pasta restaurant a few doors down. Do eat at this little outdoor/indoor pasta shop. An older Italian woman can be seen through the window making her homemade pasta for her restaurant guests. The line is down the street, but worth the wait. There were a lot of locals dining here.
Jhonny was a great attentive host. He offered us lots of advice and assistance. I would absolutely recommend this property for the location and amazing history of the Arco Degli Acetari. Siting on the front steps admiring the architecture with a glass of wine will always be one of my fondest memories of Roma.