It is located on the second and last floor of an ancient building of the typical via del Riserraglio, in one of the most ancient districts of the city where there was the Roman era forum and where, in the Middle Ages, there were flourishing handicraft workshops and big papermaking factories. The flat has been finely renovated and furnished taking great care of the details, trying to recreate, where it was possible, a medieval style furniture. It has a beautiful high ceiling with terracotta tiles, authentic beams and wooden truss beams, and parquet. The wooden furniture, the light fixtures, the lanterns, the copper and wrought iron torches are all craftsman works, as well as the doors, faithful reproductions of ancient models with typical bolts. The walls are adorned with reproductions of medieval arras of the Flanders. The flat can host up to six persons and it is composed as follows:
Well-equipped kitchenette
Little drawing room with fireplace and sofa-bed
Double room
Room with two beds
a nice loft with single bed
Big bathroom with shower and double wash-basin
Completing the whole, there are a little balcony and a little terrace with a charming view on Tivoli and the valley of Vesta below. The windows of the bedrooms overlook on the typical and quiet piazzetta del Riserraglio.