InterContinental Rome Ambasciatori Palace
Ludovisi, Municipio I, Rome
“Diplomatic palazzo revival”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
A grand 1905 palazzo revived with sweeping marble stairs, wrought-iron balustrades, and custom Murano chandeliers glowing in the lobby.
“Diplomatic palazzo revival”
Carlo Busiri Vici's 1905 palazzo showcases restored neoclassical cornices and a central marble staircase.
Charlie’s Rooftop serves signature cocktails with live DJ sets overlooking the Roman skyline.
Attentive concierge service, evening turndown, and spacious rooms equipped with plush Italian linens.
On Via Veneto in Ludovisi, a short stroll from Villa Borghese gardens and Piazza Barberini.
Rooms
Interiors pair plush Italian linens and Margraf marble bathrooms with commissioned landscape artwork set against restored neoclassical moldings.
Wellness
Dedicated treatment rooms provide personalized massage therapies alongside a round-the-clock fitness studio with personal trainers.
Backstory
Constructed in 1905 for visiting diplomats, the neoclassical palazzo later served as the neighboring American Embassy library for nearly five decades.
Eat & drink
Evenings shift from daytime espresso at Anita Lounge to modern Italian fare at VICI, ending with rooftop cocktails under the Roman sky.
The neighborhood
Tree-lined Via Veneto stretches outside the doors, placing the shady lawns of Villa Borghese and Piazza Barberini within an easy stroll.
“L'InterContinental Rome Ambasciatori Palace, come suggerisce il nome, ha ospitato nel XX secolo una serie di ambasciatori, nell'elegantissima Via Veneto.”
“A classic, elegant hotel—and former American Embassy Library—in a grand Renaissance Revival palazzo.”
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