Appartamento indipendente al centro di Roma in Via Tre Pupazzi. Castel Sant'Angelo San Pietro Borgo Pio Prati
Our mission
Make your stay comfortable by adopting solutions designed to mark every moment of the day in a unique environment where the space adapts to all your needs: simple yet refined ideas to provide the right comfort for your stay.
The apartment
Private entrance
The apartment is accessed directly from the street level and without crossing shared areas.
Equipped kitchen
For a do-it-yourself breakfast or a full meal, dishes, microwaves and pans are at your disposal.
Homeworking
A desk designed to become a functional homeworking corner for working or studying comfortably with your tablet/PC.
Wifi e Smart-TV
A dedicated Wifi network and a smart TV from which you can access the main streaming platforms with your credentials.
Lights
Particular care has been taken with lighting, with the possibility of adjusting certain light points to create the right atmosphere for every moment of the day.
Security
Burglar-proof grilles on the windows ensure your safety. A safe and night lighting at the entrance is also available.
We are immersed in history
The apartment is about 500 meters from two of the city’s most iconic monuments.
Just look west to catch a glimpse of St. Peter’s Basilica towering among the rooftops of the buildings in the Borgo district. Bramante, Michelangelo, Maderno and Bernini all contributed to the creation of this masterpiece of art, the scene of events carved in history, which over the centuries has become among the most beloved symbols of Rome and all of Christendom.
One need only turn east instead to admire Castel Sant’Angelo, which incorporates the mausoleum of Emperor Hadrian and his successors later also became a bastion of defense for access into the city from the bridge in front. Sublime is the effect of the archangel Michael sheathing his sword at the top of the Mole Adriana, a symbolic gesture marking the end of the plague that afflicted Rome in 590 AD.
The Borgo district, where the Apartment on Via Tre Pupazzi is located, is traversed by the Passetto or er Coridore, an elevated and fortified passageway in the Vatican walls that served as an escape route for popes from the Vatican to Castel Sant’Angelo in case of need.
“Rome is not a city like any other. It is a great museum, a living room to tiptoe through” (Alberto Sordi)