Questions and answers

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.

Each apartment welcomes up to five guests. Both have two bedrooms and two bathrooms, with an additional single bed for the fifth guest: a fold-out bed in the Residence and a sofa bed in the Terrace.

Campo Marzio Terrace is on the top floor, has a lift and a private terrace, and each bedroom has its own bathroom. Campo Marzio Residence is on the second floor without a lift, has timber-beamed ceilings and a freestanding bath, and is slightly closer to the Pantheon. Both sleep five.

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.

Yes. Both have air conditioning, fast Wi-Fi, a fully equipped kitchen, a washing machine and a tumble dryer. The Residence also has a dishwasher.

Yes. Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen and laundry make either apartment practical for a family of up to five, and guests regularly stay with children. Please ask us about cots and high chairs before you 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.

Check-in is between 15:00 and 21:00 and check-out is before 10:00. If your flight arrives outside those hours, tell us when you book and we will do our best to help.

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.

Yes. Your host meets every guest in person, shows you around the apartment and hands over the keys. Italian rules also require hosts to check guests' identity documents in person, so please have passports or ID cards to hand.

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.

The simplest way is a licensed white taxi, which costs a fixed 55 euros per car to any address inside the Aurelian Walls, including both apartments. Alternatively, the Leonardo Express train runs non-stop to Termini station in 32 minutes for 14 euros per person, from where a taxi or Metro Line A to Spagna completes the journey. We can also help arrange a private transfer.

A taxi takes ten to fifteen minutes. By metro, take Line A three stops to Spagna, from where the apartments are about ten minutes on foot.

We do not recommend it. Both apartments are inside Rome's limited traffic zones (ZTL), which are closed to unauthorised cars from 6:30 to 18:00 on weekdays and on Saturday afternoons, with longer hours in the streets nearest the Spanish Steps. Cameras fine every unauthorised entry. If you are arriving by car, leave it in a garage outside the zone, such as the Villa Borghese car park, and walk or take a taxi.

Yes. It is the most central of Rome's elegant neighbourhoods: flat, walkable, well served by restaurants and shops, and within a quarter of an hour on foot of the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain. It is calmer in the evening than Trastevere or Campo de' Fiori.

Yes. The centre is well lit and busy with people walking to and from dinner until late. As in any major city the main thing to watch for is pickpockets, particularly in crowds around the Trevi Fountain and on public transport.

There is a supermarket open all day directly below Campo Marzio Terrace, with a small morning market beside it selling fruit, vegetables and prepared dishes. The Campo de' Fiori market, open Monday to Saturday mornings, is about fifteen minutes away on foot.