Bulgari Hotel Roma
Campo Marzio, Municipio I, Rome
“Rationalist marble palazzo”
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Vibe
An original first-century marble statue of Augustus presides over the soaring foyer beneath a 25-lamp Murano glass chandelier.
“Rationalist marble palazzo”
Dedicated butler service, Rubelli silk fabrics, and bespoke bathtubs carved from solid Corchia marble blocks.
ACPV Architects restored the 1930s rationalist landmark, integrating Gio Ponti ceramics and original Torlonia Roman marble.
A 1,500-square-meter Caracalla-inspired thermal sanctuary featuring eight treatment suites and a 20-meter Bisazza mosaic pool.
In Campo Marzio facing the Mausoleum of Augustus, steps from the Ara Pacis Museum.
Rooms
Gemstone palettes frame custom Italian furnishings and Rubelli silks, alongside parquet inspired by the maison's historic Via dei Condotti flagship.
Wellness
Fluted marble columns and Bisazza mosaics frame a 20-meter heated thermal pool inspired by the ancient Baths of Caracalla.
Backstory
Built in the 1930s as the social security institute headquarters, architect Vittorio Ballio Morpurgo's rationalist monument was reimagined by ACPV Architects.
Eat & drink
Niko Romito helms the mahogany-paneled fifth-floor restaurant, while the bar counter shines with over a hundred hand-blown Murano glass cones.
The neighborhood
Set in Campo Marzio, the palazzo overlooks the circular Mausoleum of Augustus and sits just steps from the Ara Pacis.
“Like the other Bulgari hotels its architecture and interiors are the work of modern masters Antonio Citterio and Patricia Viel, who have breathed new life into the building, using the best of Italian craftsmanship and artisans to create environments of refined, composed elegance.”
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