Grand Hotel Plaza
Campo Marzio, Municipio I, Rome
“Cinematic Roman grandeur”
Vibe
Stained-glass skylights, crystal chandeliers, and a grand marble staircase flanked by a carved lion set a grand, cinematic Roman scene.
“Cinematic Roman grandeur”
Housed in nineteenth-century Palazzo Lozzano, where Pietro Mascagni lived and Luchino Visconti filmed Italian cinema classics.
Continuous hospitality on Via del Corso since 1864, anchored by the frescoed Salone delle Feste ballroom.
Period suites with Carrara marble bathrooms, Etro bathrobes, and private panoramic terraces facing St. Peter's Dome.
On bustling Via del Corso in Campo Marzio, steps from the Spanish Steps and designer boutiques
Rooms
Bedrooms pair parquet floors with fin-de-siècle antiques and Carrara marble baths, with top-floor suites opening onto terraces facing St. Peter's.
Backstory
Composer Pietro Mascagni lived here for nearly two decades, and director Luchino Visconti later immortalized its Liberty-style salons in Italian cinema.
Eat & drink
Breakfast is served beneath the ballroom frescoes at Salone Mascagni, while the rooftop Terrazza Trinità dei Monti pours aperitifs above the skyline.
The neighborhood
Set along bustling Via del Corso in Campo Marzio, designer boutiques and the Spanish Steps are just a brief walk away.
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