This charming apartment, located on the first floor of a building with lift, is located in the heart of the historic center, just 5 minutes away from the Spanish Steps and Piazza Navona, about 10 from the Vatican and Castel Sant'Angelo. The house, completely redecorated, welcomes the guests in a warm and comfortable setting with its parquet floor and wooden ceiling with exposed beams that give that extra touch that makes it even more distinctive. It has a lovely living room with flat screen TV, dining table for four people, fully equipped open kitchen and a practical sofa bed (FRENCH BED) which can be used for the 3rd and 4th person. The bedroom has a comfortable double bed for two people, a large mirror and a practical wardrobe to store your belongings. The bathroom with clean lines is equipped with shower and all the essentials for your stay. The apartment is also equipped with air conditioning and heating, free wifi internet access. Finally, the peculiarity of this apartment is that it is extremely close by one of the most ancient locals in Rome,the "La Campana" restaurant located on the same street. It will be the ideal place to enjoy typical Roman cuisine!

Beesprint is a full service concierge that will ensure you a great stay! They provide a thorough cleaning before your arrival, clean sheets & fresh towels, a welcome pack with Shampoo &Conditioner, easy check-In, and is a 24/7 concierge for anything you may need during your stay.

Campo Marzio, along with Colonna, is one of the most craved neighborhood in Rome. For centuries, writers, artists and directors have celebrated this area for its baroque beauty and prime location in the city center. Now luxury boutiques and hotels have moved to Campus Martius transforming it in the fashion mecca, for both residents and tourists. From Caravaggio to Gap, Campo Marzio is the sweet life of the XXI Century in Rome, you'll find it out by looking at the way of living of the neighborhood. Spreading on a wide stretch of the historic center, Campo Marzio enclosed the area from Piazza del Popolo, originally the northern gate of the city to Via dei Condotti.This area of the town was built according to a plan of three long roads, which makes it easier to be oriented. Starting from Piazza del Popolo and taking Via di Ripetta, Via del Corso or Via el Babuino you can reach different areas of the city. They also represent excellent reference points. Other points of interest are Piazza del Popolo and its twin churches, the mausoleum of Augustus Caesar, the Ara Pacis (Temple of Peace) and of course the Spanish Steps.