Historical Roman Hideaway: da Fedro e Bianca.

Discover the charm of our apartment, a historical Roman hideaway frozen in time since the 1930s. Immerse yourself in its unique character and ancient allure with a building’s facade protected by the Special Superintendence for Archaeology, Fine Arts, and Landscape of Rome and preserved original vintage furniture. This apartment was once the home of Fedro and Bianca, whose love blossomed at the dawn of World War II. Photos and letters documenting their story were discovered in a secret compartment of a trunk during the restoration of the apartment, preserving a romantic tale from a bygone era.

Casa Storica anni '30: da Fedro e Bianca
CIR: 058091-LOC-03221
CIN: IT058091C28R7MVJ93

It is an independent apartment consisting of two double bedrooms, a living area with kitchenette and stylish bathroom. The bedrooms, with attention to the smallest details, have a wardrobe, chest of drawers, a bed with hypoallergenic, ergonomic and breathable memory foam mattress and pillows. The kitchen with a large antique table overlooks the living room featuring a sofa and an enveloping armchair where you can pamper yourself with a good cup of tea! The comfortable bathroom, equipped with its own window, includes a large shower cabin where you can relax after a beautiful day in the capital. You can also take advantage of the spacious shared terrace to enjoy the peaceful Roman evenings in the company of a glass of wine. A dishwasher and a washing machine complete the equipment of this apartment. The entire apartment is equipped with air conditioning and Wi-Fi connection. Bed linen and towels, a hairdryer and an iron are available.

Where we are

Fedro and Bianca’s house is located on the fourth floor overlooking the quiet and elegant condominium courtyard in the heart of Rome, in the Appio Latino district. The basilica of San Giovanni, one of the most important in Christianity, can be reached with a short walk in just 10 minutes crossing the city’s shopping street: the Via Appia Nuova. All the places of major historical importance in the city are easily reachable. The Re di Roma stop of the metro line A, with which you can easily reach Termini station and the Colosseum, is just two blocks away. And with bus no. 87, it is possible to cross the entire historic center up to the Vatican area.