The 40 m² two-roomed apartment, just restored and elegantly furnished is situated on the fourth floor of a building without lift.
It is composed of wide dining room with fully fitted kitchenette and table and chairs, a living room with a double sofa bed, a bathroom with shower and a bedroom. The bedroom is furnished with a double bed. The apartment sleeps up to four people.
Just two steps from the apartment which is in Via Carletti, there is the railway station Ostiense and the underground Piramide.

The district
Testaccio is one of the oldest and most characteristic areas of Rome and is located near the most important tourist sites. It takes its name from Monte Testaccio, an artificial hill created by Romans using broken pottery between the 2nd and 3rd century BC. The Latin name for the hill - “testae cocci” - refers to the broken urns which were used to hold goods exchanged with the city of Ostia Antica at an ancient port on the River Tiber.
Today Testaccio is a lively area famous for trattorias and restaurants in which you can sample the most authentic Roman dishes. Furthermore Monte Testaccio is home to a vibrant night life with a large number of fashionable clubs and pubs. Many of the bars and discos are dug into the artificial hill and in some it is still possible to see fragments of the pottery urns of which the hill is constructed. At Piazza Testaccio, a picturesque market is held every morning from Monday to Saturday and in which it is possible to buy fruit, vegetables, herbs and flowers; and Piazza S. Maria Liberatrice, the social centre of the area with a theatre and public gardens.