The twin beds room is ideal for adults sleeping separately, or for children. It is appr. 6 x 3 Mts. (20 x 10 Ft.) large. Although it has the same wooden beamed ceiling (of nut tree), the floors have carpeting (French: parquet), and in general its style is somewhat more lively and "younger".
The room includes naturally the two twin beds and a small bedside table between them, near the large window. You find also a large desk with armchair (ideal to write your travel memories or postcards), and a large wardrobe.
The room has many details worth mentioning. You find a little bookcase (behind the the desk, please look the above photo), yet above all you find many interesting paintings. Some, as it occurs in the rest of the apartment, are original surrealist paintings of the American painter Hayter. You also find (between the beds and the desk, upon an old-fashioned wooden table, please look the photo below), a certified copy of a painting the famous Italian painter De Chirico (signed by the author). Finally, there is a built-in closet, between the wardrobe and the door of the room.
This room also includes an en-suite bathroom, complete with shower box, shown in the wide-angle photo below, taken from its door.
One last note is about the view from the window, which is the same of the window of the sitting room: a secluded court, not open to the public (click on the link to see its photo). It gives you an idea of the "Roma sparita", the vanished Rome of the previous centuries, cherished with nostalgia by Romans (and by Rome's connoisseurs). Leaving aside the intriguing view, the space and thus not havind an adjacent building endowes more space and sheer luminosity from the window.
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