When the 1st-century poet Tibullus referred to Rome as Urbs Aeterna (which translates to “Eternal City”) he couldn’t have imagined that his remarks would remain the city’s most infectious marketing phrase over two thousand years later. Rome, indeed, is a city with serious lasting power. And no matter how many times you’ve visited over the years, this ancient destination, with all its perfect piazzas and crumbling ruins, never fails to leave you wanting more. Thankfully, the best Airbnbs in Rome make it all the easier to explore nooks you’ve never experienced before—from your very own slice of local life.
Vogue’s Favorite Airbnbs in Rome:
- For a Design-Forward Property: Casa Grey, $336 per night
- For Original Architecture: Piazza Navona Apartment, $454 per night
- For Unique Details: The Bookshelf, $290 per night
- For a BBQ Aperitivo: Casa I'incanto, $704 per night
- For Proximity to the Colosseum: Design Terrace, $323 per night
- For Impeccable Views: Panoramic Terrace, $279 per night
For travelers eager to immerse themselves in the city’s culture, these Roman rentals plant you in the middle of the most exciting neighborhoods. For a warren of medieval streets lined with traditional food, book a flat in Trastevere. In search of an elegant, upscale vibe? Try Prati. Or perhaps you’re after a trendy setting that’s both laidback and full of locals; Monti is great for that. You’ll find there’s plenty of diversity to satiate every sort of traveler.
Ahead, 16 of the best Airbnbs in Rome that make it easy to take advantage of the city’s landmarks, green spaces, and—of course—cacio e pepe.
The Flair Monserrato
Refined and rich in detail, this apartment on the first floor of Palazzo Incoronati (formerly a residence for Roman nobility) offers two bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and a spacious living room showcasing a frescoed ceiling. The property is within walking distance of many of the city’s best sites, and an elevator makes coming and going from the home a breeze.
Rooms: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Amenities: Bathtub, washer/dryer, AC, heating, elevator.
Location: Regola
Boutique Apartment
If it’s views you seek, look no further than this stylish Trastevere apartment tucked inside a historic building. The home has views on two sides: the River Tiber and Vittoriano on one side, and Piazza dei Ponziani on the other (there are six windows in the apartment total). You’ll be needing a snack for all that sightseeing, so be sure to whip something up in the airy open-concept kitchen.
Rooms: 1 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
Amenities: Central heating, city skyline view, sound system, kitchen, dishwasher.
Location: Trastevere
Casa Grey
With its arched windows, Carrara marble, and hexagonal cement tiles, this elegant apartment feels distinctly Roman. The interiors are minimalistic yet purposeful, with thoughtful touches like a sleek canopy bed and a collectsion of objects produced by artists who have stayed at the property. If you need to get some work done during your stay, pull a chair up to the round table beside the light-flooded window.
Rooms: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
Amenities: Central AC, heating, kitchen.
Location: Prati
Heimat
This quintessential Trastevere two-story apartment occupies a quiet attic in the heart of the pedestrian area of the neighborhood. The home once belonged to an artist, and is decorated to reflect these creative origins (think: lots of books, interesting objects, mix-and-match textures). If you take your morning coffee al fresco, you’ll enjoy the intimate outdoor terrace.
Rooms: 1 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Amenities: Washer, AC, heating, kitchen, outdoor dining area.
Location: Trastevere
Secret Loft Garden
Escape to this peaceful flat in the historical center of Rome, featuring a small private patio and lovely architectural details like rounded archways. The home offers a queen size bed and double sofa, which can accommodate two children or one adult comfortably, making it an especially strong pick for families traveling to the Eternal City.
Rooms: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
Amenities: Washer, AC, heating, outdoor dining area.
Location: Monti
Casa Materiae
For those travelers who look for a true oasis to return to at the end of the day, this ultra-soothing apartment might just be it. The home is designed to channel the atmosphere of an ancient Roman domus, with natural stone walls and warm tones throughout. The real star of the show here is the thermal bath—one could easily while away an entire evening in it.
Rooms: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
Amenities: AC, heating, bathtub, mini fridge.
Location: Esquilino
Panoramic Terrace
Perched in the heart of Trastevere, it doesn’t get more quintessentially Roman than this exceptionally charming flat. There’s a picture-perfect terrace for afternoon aperitivo that overlooks rooftops, bell towers, and treetops. Inside, you’ll enjoy plenty of stylish nooks for reading and relaxing (including a gorgeous glassed-in balcony).
Rooms: 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
Amenities: Washer/dryer, crib and pack n’ play, AC, heating, kitchen, balcony, elevator.
Location: Trastevere
Design Terrace Colosseum
The trendy neighborhood of Monti is in close proximity to major tourist destinations, like the Colosseum, while still holding onto its air of bohemian charm. This particular apartment sits across from the Piazza Madonna dei Monti and is designed with a large private terrace. Inside, enjoy the various bursts of color throughout the space, like the cheery yellow backsplash in the kitchen.
Rooms: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
Amenities: Washer, pack n’ play and crib, AC, heating, kitchen, terrace, elevator.
Location: Monti
Luxury Boutique Apartment
This renovated apartment is located in an up-and-coming neighborhood just a short walk from the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. Useful amenities include underfloor heating, a washer and dryer, and air conditioning (which in the scorching summer months is a lifesaver). Though the design is modern, the building itself is a palace that dates back to the 1900s.
Rooms: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
Amenities: Washer/dryer, AC, central heating, kitchen, elevator.
Location: Esquilino
Piazza Navona Apartment
Recently renovated but with an original wood ceiling dating back centuries, this lovely apartment in Rome’s historic center overlooks the 15th-century Palazzo della Cancelleria. Natural light and bright white walls create a calming backdrop for the various living spaces; including the kitchen, which comes equipped with a fireplace.
Rooms: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
Amenities: Washer, crib, AC, indoor fireplace, heating, kitchen, elevator.
Location: Parione
Loft in the Sky
Fans of Roman Holiday assemble: This lovely loft sits within a 16th-century building that was used as a set for the 1953 film. The home has a snug sensibility, beginning with the wood-burning fireplace and extending all the way to the large window looking out at Villa Borghese.
Rooms: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
Amenities: Washer, AC, heating, indoor fireplace, kitchen, elevator.
Location: Via Margutta
La Casetta Al Mattonato
Take in the eye-popping views of Gianicolo Hill and colorful Roman roofs from the terrace of this penthouse apartment. The flat is positioned on a cobblestone street and within a 1600s building, offering both a historic yet modern feel. The living spaces are full of natural light, and design details like earth-toned accent walls and a wooden dining table lend a warm touch.
Rooms: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
Amenities: Washer, AC, kitchen, balcony.
Location: Trastevere
Restored Loft
The original ceiling with its antique wooden beams is the first detail you’ll notice in this beautifully restored apartment (located conveniently on the first floor). There’s also a tasteful smattering of antique furniture throughout the space, like the press of the ancient port of Ripetta in Rome that hangs above the dining table. Also of note: the views of the peaceful garden behind the flat. Cue the morning caffè!
Rooms: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
Amenities: Washer/dryer, AC, heating, kitchen, dishwasher.
Location: Trastevere
Casa I’incanto
An storybook display of class and charm, this stylish apartment will make you feel right at home with its well-stocked bookcases, hanging artworks, and cozy furnishings. But the real pièce de résistance here is the rooftop terrace, which the owners have adorned with potted plants and an outdoor dining table.
Rooms: 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
Amenities: Washer, AC, kitchen, balcony, BBQ, elevator, EV charger, pets allowed.
Location: Prati
The Bookshelf
It’s all in the details for this fashionable flat in Trastevere. The Tuscan terracotta floors set a rustic tone for the stylish space; so do the wood beam ceilings. (And don’t miss the hand-decorated tile walls in the bathroom and kitchen.) When it’s warm, enjoy an afternoon on the balcony, and when there’s a nip in the air, take advantage of the wood-burning fireplace inside.
Rooms: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
Amenities: Bathtub, crib and pack n’ play, AC, indoor fireplace, heating, kitchen, espresso machine, balcony.
Location: Trastevere
Isa’s Place
A short distance from the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain, this homey apartment puts you in the center of the action. Personal touches are discovered throughout the space (the owner is explicit in pointing out that each item has a backstory) and the outdoor deck is equipped with both a sun lounger and dining table to help guests take advantage of the scenic cityscape that surrounds the home.
Rooms: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
Amenities: Washer, piano, AC, central heating, kitchen, terrace with sun loungers.
Location: Trevi
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