G-Rough
Parione, Municipio I, Rome
“Rough-luxe modernist palazzo”
Condé Nast Traveler
“Luxury that's intentionally rough around the edges and tastefully eclectic”
Vibe
Distressed plaster walls and exposed seventeenth-century timber beams frame iconic mid-century Italian furniture by Giò Ponti and Ico Parisi.
“Rough-luxe modernist palazzo”
Stripped patina walls showcase vintage Giò Ponti seating, mirrored subway tiles, and exposed historic timber beams.
A seventeenth-century residential palazzo preserving original wooden coffered ceilings and centuries of distressed wall plaster.
Spacious residential suites feature freestanding clawfoot bathtubs, Smeg refrigerators, and personalized lifestyle concierge hosting.
On Piazza di Pasquino in Parione, steps from Piazza Navona's bustling cafes and Campo de' Fiori
Rooms
Suites pair original parquet and clawfoot bathtubs with mirrored subway tiles and retro Smeg refrigerators overlooking Piazza di Pasquino.
Backstory
Art collector Gabriele Salini converted his family’s ancestral seventeenth-century palazzo into an homage to twentieth-century Italian design masters.
Eat & drink
A brass-counter gallery bar replaces the lobby, pouring morning espresso and natural Italian wines beside rotating contemporary art exhibits.
The neighborhood
Set on cobbled Piazza di Pasquino in Parione, quiet lanes open instantly to Piazza Navona and bustling Campo de’ Fiori.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
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