Fendi Private Suites
Campo Marzio, Municipio I, Rome
“Couture palazzo residence”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
Perched above the flagship boutique, Marco Costanzi’s seven-suite hideaway pairs amber resin with quiet, residential intimacy.
“Couture palazzo residence”
Marco Costanzi interiors featuring custom Fendi Casa furnishings, Navona travertine, and Karl Lagerfeld fountain photographs.
Discreet residential service across seven spacious suites with Makò cotton satin linens and Diptyque bath amenities.
A restored seventeenth-century noble residence originally built for the aristocratic Boncompagni Ludovisi family.
In Campo Marzio overlooking Largo Goldoni, steps from Via dei Condotti and the Spanish Steps.
Rooms
Navona travertine and Lepanto marble frame custom Fendi Casa furniture, alongside Karl Lagerfeld’s fountain photographs and Makò cotton linens.
Backstory
Once the noble seat of the Boncompagni Ludovisi family, the seventeenth-century palazzo served as Fendi’s headquarters before its hospitality reimagining.
Eat & drink
On the top two floors, Zuma serves contemporary izakaya fare alongside cocktails on a rooftop terrace overlooking Rome's domes.
The neighborhood
Campo Marzio’s high-fashion corridor hums below on Via dei Condotti, leading straight toward the Spanish Steps in minutes.
“Like so many of Rome’s finer lodgings Fendi Private Suites feels residential in its scale.”
““An impeccably curated residence with an elegant doorman, near-silent halls, and a discreet, ever-attentive service team.””
The app
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