Piazza del Gesù apartment

This charming apartment stands in a wonderful sixteenth century building with an interior courtyard and antique Roman columns. An elevator takes you to the 3rd floor, wheres a flight of stairs will lead you to the apartment.

The apartment has an elegant parquet floor, air conditioning, central heating and Wi-Fi Internet access. You’ll find a small kitchen on the left side of the entrance. It is well equipped with a gas stove, a microwave, a toaster, a kettle, a dishwasher, a small fridge and freezer.

The living room features an antique wooden table, which contrasts with modern phantom chairs. A comfortable blue double sofa bed, pillows, a library, a flat 36″ TV (with Sky), a decorative  fireplace, and a lamp, make up the decor of the sleek living room.

The sitting area faces a small balcony with plants and an outdoor table with chairs. This is the perfect place to sip a morning coffee or even enjoy a lazy breakfast. Alternatively, come here to sip on an aperitif before heading out for dinner, or even cooking your own in the kitchen!

The master bedroom has a king size bed, a cupboard with mirrors, a flat screen TV, night tables and lamps.

The entirely renovated bathroom has a bathtub with a hand held shower head.

We recommend this extremely centrally located unit to young people and small families.

The Location

This apartment is in a very convenient position. It lies close to the main road Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, and yet remains removed from the business of this area. Many buses run on this stretch, so you will also be well connected with the rest of the city.

That said, it is easy to explore Rome on foot from this apartment. Very close to your home your will find the Altare della Patria and the Piazza Venezia. Just a little further in this direction will take you to the Colosseum and Roman Forum.

In the other direction you will find the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and Piazza Navona. Just a little further than this will take you all the way to the Spanish Steps and the Piazza del Popolo.

We would recommend going to the Trevi Fountain in the dark, given that its illuminations are so magical. Moreover, the later you go, the more likey you are to avoid the huge crowds that come here during the day!

What is more, from your flat you will have access to some of Rome’s best restaurants in the Jewish Ghetto. Here you will find authentic Roman-Jewish cuisine, prepared with traditional recipes which developed and grew in this very area over several centuries.

One of the most famous dishes here is the artichoke, which is deep fried and seasons. Many restaurants will prepare this differently, though each will claim to have the best and original recipe!

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