J.K. Place Roma
Campo Marzio, Municipio I, Rome
“Tailored Roman townhouse”
Vibe
Plush library seating, a backlit onyx bar, and Massimo Listri photographs create the effortless intimacy of a private collector's townhouse.
“Tailored Roman townhouse”
Michele Bönan interiors featuring rosewood four-poster canopy beds, Massimo Listri photography, and striped Carrara marble bathrooms.
Intimate townhouse hospitality with bespoke Roman walking itineraries, complimentary e-bikes, and discreet, highly anticipatory service.
A seventeenth-century townhouse on Palazzo Borghese grounds, formerly housing the University of Rome school of architecture.
Tucked off Via dei Condotti in Campo Marzio, steps from Piazza Borghese and the Spanish Steps.
Rooms
Rosewood canopy beds anchor the bedrooms, leading into spacious bathrooms wrapped in bold stripes of grey and white Carrara marble.
Backstory
Before welcoming guests, this seventeenth-century townhouse on the Palazzo Borghese estate housed the University of Rome’s School of Architecture.
Eat & drink
J.K. Café serves Roman classics like fried artichokes alongside market bistro fare, while the rooftop terrace pours aperitifs under open skies.
The neighborhood
Tucked on a quiet lane in Campo Marzio, the address sits moments from Piazza Borghese, the Tiber, and Via dei Condotti’s boutiques.
The app
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