Bio Hotel Raphaël
Parione, Municipio I, Rome
“Ivy-draped art sanctuary”
Vibe
Climbing ivy and wisteria blanket the facade of this quiet Parione hideaway, where Picasso ceramics and Miró canvases greet you inside.
“Ivy-draped art sanctuary”
Richard Meier executive suites in Carrara marble paired with original Picasso ceramics and Miró canvases.
Continuously run by the Vannoni family since 1963, celebrated for its iconic ivy-draped facade.
Relais and Châteaux hospitality featuring organic rooftop dining overlooking Santa Maria della Pace.
Tucked in Largo Febo behind Piazza Navona, steps from the Pantheon and vibrant Campo de' Fiori lanes.
Rooms
Executive suites designed by Richard Meier contrast the historic building with sleek Carrara marble bathrooms and warm oak woodwork.
Backstory
Founded in 1963 by Spartaco Vannoni and still run by his son Roberto, the hotel doubles as a private family gallery.
Eat & drink
Mater Terrae serves organic, plant-forward fine dining on the Bramante Terrace, framing panoramic views over Santa Maria della Pace.
The neighborhood
Tucked away in cobblestoned Largo Febo, you are steps from the vibrant bustle of Piazza Navona and Campo de' Fiori.
The app
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