You can have all the comforts you may desire in a beautiful place, just between Fontana di Trevi and Piazza Barberini. Via Rasella descends from the Barberini Palace on a slope of the Quirinal, one of the seven hills of classical Rome. Whether or not you know the history of the Ardeatine Massacre, Via Rasella is still described as being a remarkable street. The street remains an important part of Jewish Roman history during World War II, as it staged one of the most important acts of the Roman Partisan Movement. It is composed by a very big bedroom with two double bed, a living room with sofa bed and kitchenette where you can have your breakfast looking out the window on Via Rasella.