One of the most suggestive, characteristic, and historical areas of Rome – the Jewish Neighborhood – welcomes two new fabulous vacation apartments by ROMAC.
The Jewish neighborhood is known for many things: the city’s largest Jewish Synagogue and museum; the narrow streets and intimate piazzas; and myriad kosher restaurants, bakeries and grocery stores. The Jewish community in Rome has a long, twisted history dating back as far as the 2nd century B.C. The resilience of Jewish-Roman culture makes this small quarter of Rome, tucked between Piazza Venezia and the Tiber, an incredible location for home base during your stay in the Eternal City.
AP14 Margana I: View of Piazza Margana from the apartments
Margana I
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A private terrace in Rome’s historic center, let alone the Jewish neighborhood, is a rare luxury. Margana I’s spacious private terrace offers ample outdoor seating with a table and umbrella, and even an ancient Travertine fountain for a unique focal point. The rest of the apartment is a tribute to the characteristic, ancient architecture of the historic center: wooden beam ceilings and compartmentalized spaces on different levels. The apartment comfortably hosts 11 guests in 4 bedrooms and 3 baths on 2 floors (a main floor and a small loft). We recently finished an extensive renovation of the whole property. New 25cm (10in) mattresses paired with both memory foam and feather pillows guarantee a good night sleep. While the modern, timeless design provides a comfortable, tranquil respite after a long day exploring the city.
Modern conveniences in the apartment include air conditioning and independent underfloor heating, TVs with cable and satellite in every bedroom and the living room, a washing machine, dishwasher, and complimentary wifi access.
AP14 Margana I: Enjoy breakfast or a dinner on your private terrace in the heart of the Jewish neighborhood
AP14 Margana I: The living room features modern furnishings under an original wooden beam ceiling
AP14 Margana I: One of the bedrooms on the main floor with access to the lofted queen-size bed
AP14 Margana I: Cook meals in your fully equipped kitchen with access to your private terrace
For more information and pictures and to book online at the best rates, check out the Margana I apartment on the ROMAC website.
Margana II
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Located in the same palazzo as Margana I but on the 3rd floor, the Margana II apartment is Margana I’s bigger sister. Five bedrooms and five baths over two floors comfortably accommodate 13 guests. There are 3 bedrooms and 3 baths on the lower floor, a spacious living room with a beautiful wooden beam ceiling, laundry room, and balcony that overlooks Margana I’s large terrace. On the upper floor there are 2 more bedrooms and 2 baths. The same cosy, modern style is used throughout Margana II following its extensive renovation.
Modern conveniences like air conditioning and underfloor heating, TVs with cable and satellite in every bedroom and living room, washing machine (with integrated dryer!), dishwasher, safe, and complimentary wifi access are all included in the rental rate.
AP15 Margana II: Cosy, modern style with original wooden beam ceiling and characteristic terra cotta floor
AP15 Margana II: View from the balcony with Margana I terrace below
AP15 Margana II: Spacious queen bedroom on the upper floor
AP15 Margana II: Each bedroom has a dedicated bath
For more information and pictures and to book online at the best rates, check out the Margana II apartment on the ROMAC website.
Margana I & II: The perfect pair for large groups
The Margana I & II apartments can be rented together (based on availability) to give families traveling together plenty of space and privacy while still staying in the same building. Between the two apartments, a total of 24 guests can be comfortably accommodated in 9 bedrooms and 8 baths. If you’re traveling to Rome in a large group, read out post on tips for planning a trip to Rome for a large group.
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