Hotel Maalot
Municipio I, Rome
“Jewel-toned operatic townhouse”
Vibe
Jewel-toned velvet, playful Stanley Gonczanski portraits, and a buzzing glass-topped courtyard set an eccentric, theatrical tone.
“Jewel-toned operatic townhouse”
Eclectic jewel-toned interiors by RPM Proget featuring ironic Stanley Gonczanski portraits and vibrant patterned fabrics.
A nineteenth-century palazzo where opera composer Gaetano Donizetti lived and composed between 1828 and 1837.
Attentive boutique service with thirty rooms clad in Arabescato Corchia marble and custom walnut walk-in closets.
On pedestrian Via delle Muratte, steps from the Trevi Fountain and the bustling historic core
Rooms
Bedrooms pair saturated colors with textured fabrics, leading into bathrooms carved from Arabescato Corchia marble alongside walnut dressing closets.
Backstory
Opera composer Gaetano Donizetti lived and composed here during the 1830s when the building was a private nineteenth-century palazzo.
Eat & drink
Under a soaring glass skylight, Don Pasquale serves modern Roman classics beside an intimate bar poured from a deep rum library.
The neighborhood
Set along pedestrian Via delle Muratte, the hotel sits just steps from the Trevi Fountain in the historic core.
The app
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