Beautiful Apartment With Garden in the Centre of Rome, Free Internet Connection

About danila corinti

Hi, I'm Danila, as a person I’m dynamic (sometimes even too much), I love children, animals, gardening (if you decide to book your vacations with us you’ll see!), I love traveling and I love this job! I like to meet people, to talk to them, and sometimes, why not, keep in touch! It is truly fulfilling when, after spending a vacation in one of our places, people get back to me and let me know that they have had a good time! I can not always meet my guests in person (I divide my time between Rome and Tuscany, where we have a farm), but I personally answer to their questions, take care of their request and organize their sojourn. I’m glad when people decide to spend their vacation in our beautiful country, that I love so much, and I try to help them making the best of it!

danila corinti purchased this Apartment in 1911

Why danila corinti chose Monteverde

This villa has belonged to our family for generations. This is an area of Rome that is still inhabited by Romans. A beautiful residential area, quiet and 'true'. The people know each other, and greet each other in the street and still find time to exchange a few words. In 2016 we completely renovated the villa and we have obtained this independent apartment where our guests can enjoy a holiday in an oasis of calm and quiet, a few steps away from the animation and folklore of Trastevere.

What makes this Apartment unique

We love the small street where the apartment is located, the number of gardens that follow one another, the birds singing in the morning (that too ... not exactly graceful, crows and gulls). The apartment is surrounded by greenery, it is quiet, easy also something more: It will allow you to stay in a real Roman home. The wooden window frames painted of white, the floors in large planks of oak, the curtains, the exterior covered in brick and slate. It will be for a while '"your home" and you will see that it will have a part in your memories when you'll look back to your " Roman holidays. "