Palazzo Roma

Rome, Italy

City Boutique Hotel Michelin Key and Condé Nast Traveler Awards
Worth Landing On

A restored 17th-century palace on the Via del Corso, three minutes on foot from the Trevi Fountain, where the original marble staircase, coffered ceilings and frescoed interiors have been carefully preserved. Rooms are individually designed, with four-poster beds, original artwork and Carrara marble bathrooms, and the top-floor terrace suites look out across the rooftops and domes of Rome. Step outside and the Pantheon, the Spanish Steps and Piazza Navona are all an easy walk, with the Via del Corso's shops right at the door. Boutique in scale, grand in feel.

What It Is

A restored 17th-century palace on the Via del Corso, boutique in scale and central to everything.

What It Is Not

A hotel with outdoor space. Rooms facing the Via del Corso can pick up street noise.

Worth Landing On

When Rome is the destination and a well-located palazzo stay suits over a larger hotel.

 

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