Mario de' Fiori 37
Campo Marzio, Municipio I, Rome
“Intimate Roman townhouse”
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Vibe
Tucked into a quiet cobbled street, this seven-key 17th-century townhouse trades bustling hotel lobbies for the hush of a private Roman pied-à-terre.
“Intimate Roman townhouse”
Restored 1658 townhouse featuring original exposed wooden ceiling beams and classical Roman architectural details.
Seven intimate suites appointed with Frette linens, honed travertine bathrooms, and dedicated concierge assistance.
Contemporary furnishings paired with exposed timber beams and Roman photographic frescoes by Diane Epstein.
In Campo Marzio, steps from Piazza di Spagna and luxury boutiques on Via Condotti
Rooms
Original 1658 timber beams frame contemporary furnishings, honed travertine bathrooms, and evocative photographic frescoes by Roman artist Diane Epstein.
Backstory
The 1658 townhouse takes its name from 17th-century Baroque floral painter Mario Nuzzi, who lived and worked along this very street.
Eat & drink
At street level, da Mariolino pours morning espresso and plates modern interpretations of Roman classics like cacio e pepe until late.
The neighborhood
Step outside into Campo Marzio, where high-fashion boutiques along Via Condotti and the Spanish Steps sit just two minutes away on foot.
“Mario de Fiori 37 is one of a small handful of boutique hotels owned by Alberto Moncada, whose skill at converting centuries-old townhouses into apartment-style hotels has resulted in some remarkable, intimate accommodations in one of Rome’s most vibrant — and tourist-saturated — neighborhoods.”
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