Cavaliere

Exceptionally large and luxurious apartment located in a historical palace by the famous turtle fountain, it features frescoes from the 16th and 17th centuries.

The formal staircase with its red carpet lets you rise to the Piano Nobile - the formal floor, the 1st floor European designation for the members of the noble owner's family and reception of visitors. Be sure to re-watch the classic movie The Talented Mr. Ripley with Matt Damon and find yourself opening the door to Ripley's apartment, now completely renovated, of course!

On the main level is a spacious living and dining room. The design is intriguing with comfortable seating combined with modern pieces. An antique fireplace adjoins a minimalist self-serve bar. Modern art is a pleasant contrast with the gorgeous coffered ceiling with frescoes. 

The billiard room is a special amenity with the billiard table and an exceptional set of frescoes below a ceiling fresco 'Arming Aeneas' by Cavalier d'Arpino from early in the 1600s. 

Pass through the billiards room to find the full kitchen.

Location

This neighborhood of Rome is very old so the winding streets exhibit charming discoveries at every turn. The piazza in front of this palazzo is famous for the Turtle fountain in Renaissance style is from the late 1500s and features with four graceful boys pushing turtles over the edge, surrounded by eight dolphins. The piazza is in the ancient Jewish quarter so you can wander and enjoy Jewish shops and food, including the speciality of the area Carciofi alla Giudia, Jewish-style artichokes.

Nearby are the famous Piazza Navona and Campo de' Fiori. The Capitoline Hill, Roman Forum and Coliseum are easy walking distance.

The palazzo itself is the seat of the ancient Costaguti family that acquired it in the 1500s and many members live there to this day. 

Things To Note

Location: Navona-Campo Fiori

Size: 3230 sq ft/300 m2

Age Restrictions: Children must be supervised on terrace and in mini-pool.

Accessibility/Security: One flight/16 steps to apartment. No elevator.

Payment: €500 damage deposit, refundable less damages, paid in cash on arrival or preauthorized to a credit card.

€250 final cleaning paid in cash on arrival.

Utilities/Taxes: Heat and A/C dates on/off, daily cycles and temperatures are set by government.

Hospitality tax is paid in cash on arrival. Go to www.italyperfect.com/tax for current rate.

Services: Daily light housekeeping. Change sheets and towels every 3 nights.

Check In/Out Check in 4-9pm, by appointment. Check out 11:00am.

Other: Landing at top of stairs to second level doesn't have railings. Large upper level bedroom has clothes racks, no closet.

Room Details

Kitchen

• Kitchen
• Fully Equipped
• Dishwasher
• Microwave
• Nespresso Style Coffee Machine
• Oven
• Stovetop
• Toaster
• Refrigerator

Accessibility

• Private Entrance
• 2nd Floor North American
• No Elevator

Bathroom

• Hairdryer

Connectivity/Entertainment

• WiFi
• TV
• Pool Table

Heating/Cooling

• Heating
• A/C

Laundry

• Dryer

Amenities

• Air Conditioning

Local Sights

Campo de' Fiori (5 mins Walking)
Large, central piazza with famous and picturesque daily open-air farmer's market, surrounded by restaurants. Famous statue of philosopher Giordano Bruno burned here for heresy. Young folks gather here in the evenings. Thick with history and in the heart of the city.
Piazza Navona (5 mins Walking)
Iconic piazza of Rome where Romans once raced their chariots. Three beautiful fountains the chief being the Fountain of the Four rivers. Enjoy street musicians and small vendors. Great place to hang out, dine and have a gelato.
Piazza Venezia (5 mins Walking)
Center of Roman power, monuments and traffic. Reigned over by the Victor Emmanuel monument to the first King of Italy, called the "wedding cake" it leads to the great shopping of the Corso, the ancient Piazza Campidoglio, and to the grand street along the Roman Forums to the Coliseum.
Pantheon (7 mins Walking)
Must-visit. This temple to all the gods (pan-theon in Greek) breathes history starting with its architecture from 2000 years ago. It is the only complete monument from Roman times. Built of concrete, the hemispherical roof is of one piece with its hole in the center.
Trevi Fountain (10 mins Walking)
Beautiful Baroque fountain, the largest in Rome, a city of fountains. Here is where you throw 3 coins over your shoulder to ensure you will return to Rome.
Coliseum (19 mins Walking)
Icon of Rome and Roman times, the arena of the gladiators.
Spanish Steps (20 mins Walking)
One of the most famous piazzas in the world with the beautiful steps rising from the Barcaccia ("bad boat") fountain to the Trinita dei Monti church. Neighborhood for designer shopping and people-watching.