Campo Marzio Terrace
A top-floor apartment with a private terrace, ten minutes from the Spanish Steps.
- Private terrace off the kitchen
- Two double bedrooms, each with a bathroom
- Lift, and a food market downstairs each morning
Two apartments in the historic centre of Rome
Between the Pantheon and the Spanish Steps
Your perfect stay in Rome is a pair of privately owned apartments in Campo Marzio, the quiet, elegant quarter at the heart of the centro storico. Each has two bedrooms and two bathrooms and welcomes up to five guests. The Pantheon is five to seven minutes away on foot; the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain, about ten.
- Guests
- Up to five in each
- Bedrooms and bathrooms
- Two of each
- To the Pantheon
- 5 to 7 minutes on foot
- Guest rating on Airbnb
- 4.99 and 4.88 out of 5
The apartments
Two homes, a few streets apart
Both are whole apartments, yours alone for the stay, in historic buildings in the same neighbourhood. Choose by temperament: one opens onto a rooftop terrace, the other sits beneath old timber beams.
Campo Marzio Residence
Timber ceilings, designer armchairs and a freestanding bath, five minutes from the Pantheon.
- Sleeps five in two bedrooms
- Two bathrooms, one with a freestanding bath
- About 5 minutes on foot to the Pantheon
Rome, on foot
Step outside and the city is already there
Campo Marzio is the northern part of the historic centre, a flat web of cobbled streets between the Tiber and Via del Corso. It is where Romans come to shop, to lunch and to take the evening walk, and it is within the area UNESCO lists as a World Heritage Site.
From either apartment you can reach almost everything you came for without a taxi or a ticket machine. These are approximate walking times.
- Ara Pacis5 min
- Pantheon5–7 min
- Piazza Navona9 min
- Spanish Steps10 min
- Spagna metro station (Line A)10 min
- Trevi Fountain12 min
- Piazza del Popolo12 min
- Castel Sant'Angelo14 min
- Campo de' Fiori15 min
- Trastevere (Piazza Trilussa)20 min
- St Peter's Square25 min
- Colosseum30 min
The ease of a home, the polish of a hotel
Why guests choose an apartment here
A hotel room in this part of Rome is a place to sleep. An apartment is somewhere to live for a few days: two bedrooms with a bathroom each, a proper kitchen, a washing machine, and a table long enough for breakfast together.
You are welcomed in person by Angela, a Superhost on Airbnb with a 4.95 average rating across 111 reviews, who shares her own list of nearby restaurants and can help arrange your airport transfer.
Both apartments are Guest Favourites on Airbnb. The Terrace is ranked in the top 5% of homes on the platform.
The journal
Rome as we know it
Where to stay, what to see beyond the obvious, and where to eat once you have seen it. Written from the neighbourhood, and kept up to date.
The best area to stay in Rome for a first visit
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Trastevere or the centro storico: where to stay in Rome
The centro storico puts the sights on your doorstep; Trastevere is livelier at night. A plain comparison of the two.
Three days in Rome on foot, from the historic centre
A three-day walking itinerary from a base in the historic centre: the centre itself, the Vatican, and ancient Rome.
Where are the apartments?
Both are in Campo Marzio, in the historic centre of Rome, between the Pantheon and the Spanish Steps. The Pantheon is 5 to 7 minutes away on foot, the Spanish Steps about 10 and the Trevi Fountain about 12. They are a few streets apart, and exact addresses are shared once your booking is confirmed.
Is there a lift?
Campo Marzio Terrace has a lift. Campo Marzio Residence is on the second floor of a building without one, so it suits guests who are comfortable with two flights of stairs.
How do I book?
Bookings are made through Airbnb, where you can see live availability and prices and pay securely. Each apartment page on this site links to its listing.
How much is the Rome city tax, and how is it paid?
Rome charges a city tax, the contributo di soggiorno, of 6 euros per person per night for holiday apartments, for a maximum of ten consecutive nights. Children under ten are exempt. It is charged in addition to the price of the stay; we will confirm with your booking how it is collected. Rates are set by the city and were last checked on 11 November 2026.
Are the apartments officially registered?
Yes. Every holiday rental in Italy must display a national identification code, the CIN. Campo Marzio Residence is registered as IT058091C2RWOBEXUN and Campo Marzio Terrace as IT058091C2TMUQ5XNS.
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