New at From Home to Rome: Via del Mortaro

Thanks to this high-end property that is meters away (210! we counted them!) from Trevi Fountain, From Home to Rome has strengthened its presence in an area of the city that is one of the most loved by foreign travelers. We already manage several apartments nearby, including two on Via degli Avignonesi and one on Via Rasella.

And for good reason: everything is easily reachable in a matter of minutes, from monuments (the Temple of Hadrian, the Spanish Steps) to landmarks (Palazzo Chigi, the Vittoriano/ Monument to Victor Emmanuel) to grocery shops and post offices, or museums (Palazzo Barberini), subway stops, boutiques or well-known eateries.

The Via del Mortaro apartment is right in the middle of all this “action”, while giving guests absolute peace and quiet, thanks to its location, high on the top floor of its elevator-equipped building, and to its double glazing windows facing an inner court and the roofs of central Rome.

An actual family home at your disposal

 Via del Mortaro rental apartment managed by From Home to Rome
One of the main bedrooms in the Via del Mortaro property

Before it was turned into a holiday rental, Via del Mortaro had been the house to a single family for a number of years. So we’re sure you’ll appreciate the domestic feeling throughout its spaces.

From the huge wardrobes to the fully-equipped kitchen, from the extra comfortable beds to the collection of books, there are lovely touches here and there that make it more… homely than your average accommodation in Rome.

How to book the Via del Mortaro property

The Via del Mortaro apartment, which is easily reachable from the train station at Roma Termini, can sleep up to five people.

You can review its complete description and check availability at this address, from where you will be able to book the accommodation instantly.

And upon check-in, look for our folder chock full of interesting information about the area, including the history of Via del Mortaro, which was one of the main medieval streets in the area!

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