Hotel de la Ville
Campo Marzio, Municipio I, Rome
“Spanish Steps palazzo glamour”
Vibe
Perched above the Spanish Steps, George Carter's geometric courtyard brings quiet drama beneath vibrant Grand Tour palettes and patterned velvets.
“Spanish Steps palazzo glamour”
An eighteenth-century palazzo atop the Spanish Steps that historically hosted noble travellers on the Grand Tour.
Bespoke Italian hospitality, Sicilian organic botanical turndown amenities, and suites with private skyline terraces.
Tommaso Ziffer and Olga Polizzi layer custom Rubelli wallpapers with bold Grand Tour motifs throughout.
At the top of the Spanish Steps, steps from Trinità dei Monti and Villa Borghese gardens.
Rooms
Custom Rubelli wallpapers, classical bust prints, and marble bathrooms anchor the rooms, while top-tier suites open onto vast terracotta skyline terraces.
Wellness
Spread over two floors, Irene Forte Spa pairs a Mediterranean salt room and ice fountain with Sicilian botanical therapies and whole-body cryotherapy.
Backstory
Originally an eighteenth-century palazzo hosting Grand Tour nobility, Hungarian architect Josef Vágó first transformed the site into a hotel in 1924.
Eat & drink
Cielo Bar serves aperitivi over panoramic rooftop sunsets, while Café Ginori dishes Mediterranean plates onto vibrant porcelain by the historic maison.
The neighborhood
Set atop Via Sistina, the entrance sits steps from Trinità dei Monti and the shaded pathways of the Villa Borghese gardens.
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