Hotel Vilòn
Campo Marzio, Municipio I, Rome
“Cinematic palazzo hideaway”
Vibe
Film set designer Paolo Bonfini brings mid-century velvet glamour and Massimo Listri photographs to this discreet eighteen-room hideaway beside Palazzo Borghese.
“Cinematic palazzo hideaway”
An intimate eighteen-key sanctuary with bespoke hospitality, marble bathrooms, and terraces overlooking private aristocratic gardens.
A sixteenth-century Palazzo Borghese annex holding centuries of noble history beside a hidden seventeenth-century nymphaeum.
Cinematic interiors by set designer Paolo Bonfini pairing mid-century velvet furnishings with Massimo Listri architectural photography.
Tucked into a quiet Campo Marzio lane beside Palazzo Borghese, minutes from the Spanish Steps.
Rooms
Inlaid marble and tailored velvet frame private views over Palazzo Borghese’s secluded seventeenth-century nymphaeum and lush aristocratic gardens.
Backstory
Princess Adelaide Borghese converted this sixteenth-century palazzo annex into a girls' school in 1841, later housing a French monastic convent.
Eat & drink
At Adelaide, Chef Gabriele Muro serves refined Roman pastas and Campanian seafood, spilling out into a lushly planted open-air courtyard.
The neighborhood
Tucked along quiet Via dell'Arancio in Campo Marzio, the entrance sits moments from the Tiber and a short stroll from the Spanish Steps.
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