Casa Aurelia is a single, thoughtfully restored home in the heart of Trastevere — for travellers who want the whole apartment to feel like their own.
Set on the third floor of a 17th-century palazzo, Casa Aurelia was reimagined by a local architect who kept the original terracotta floors and exposed beams, and added the quiet comforts of a modern home.
There's only one apartment here — so it's always exclusively yours, with a dedicated host who knows the neighborhood better than any guidebook.
Fibre Wi-Fi throughout the apartment, free of charge.
Linen bedding and a quiet inner courtyard.
Independent AC in every room, all year round.
A full kitchen stocked with Roman coffee and oil.
Smart TV, a record player, and a shelf of local guides.
Original terracotta floors, a deep linen sofa, and floor-to-ceiling windows that open onto the sounds of the street below. This is where mornings start with coffee and evenings end with wine.
A hand-restored headboard, blackout curtains for sleeping past sunrise, and a wardrobe with real space for a longer stay — not just a suitcase shelf.
Full-size fridge, induction hob, dishwasher, and a moka pot waiting on the counter. Ten minutes from Campo de' Fiori's market, if you'd rather cook than eat out.
Two full bathrooms — one en-suite — finished in warm travertine, with a rainfall shower and heated towel rails for cool Roman mornings.
The best seat in the house. Breakfast here as the church bells start, or bring a bottle up at sunset when the light turns the whole city gold.
One person answers your messages — usually within the hour, always in plain English or Italian.
Plans change. Cancel free up to 7 days before check-in — no fees, no fine print.
Booking direct means no platform markup — always our lowest available rate.
"It didn't feel like a rental — it felt like a friend had lent us their apartment. The terrace at sunset alone was worth the trip."