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Tucked into a quiet corner of the narrow, winding, and cobblestone-covered Via del Buco, the Trastevere House is a small property (Read: you can forget about holding an in-room yoga session here).
Tidy yet tiny rooms vaguely call to mind a cozy sea cabin with pint-sized yet perfect little bathrooms.
In its defense, the hotel is housed in an 18th-century building that packs serious charm including wood-beamed ceilings, a marble staircase with a wrought iron banister, and antique-inspired furnishings. All rooms overlook the street (from either the first or second floor) and offer a truly picturesque view.
But bear in mind that Trastevere is a hub of activity during the weekends. Friday and Saturday nights may leave light sleepers sleepless.
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