Palazzo Dama
Campo Marzio, Municipio I, Rome
“Aristocratic riverside party villa”
Vibe
Salvaged Plaza Hotel chandeliers, original Warhol lithographs, and Venini glass create an aristocratic riverside villa that transforms into a late-night cocktail scene.
“Aristocratic riverside party villa”
A nineteenth-century Liberty-style villa featuring original Art Nouveau woodwork, marble mosaics, and aristocratic Malaspina family provenance.
Antonio Girardi interiors mixing salvaged Plaza Hotel chandeliers, Venini glass fixtures, and original modern lithographs.
Late-night DJ sets at subterranean club Raspoutine alongside garden aperitivos and Pisco Sours.
Set along the Tiber River, a short walk from Piazza del Popolo and Villa Borghese.
Rooms
Lofty ceilings and custom woodwork frame quiet rooms, finished with marble-tiled bathrooms and views stretching over the garden or the Tiber.
Wellness
A private outdoor pool sits tucked among lemon and olive trees, paired with a subterranean spa featuring a Turkish bath and sauna.
Backstory
The 19th-century Liberty-style villa was originally built for the aristocratic Malaspina family, named in honor of 18th-century salonnière Anna Maria Malaspina.
Eat & drink
Pacifico serves Nikkei ceviches beside the garden pool, while the velvet-toned bar pours Pisco Sours before subterranean DJ sets start at Raspoutine.
The neighborhood
Positioned along the Tiber River in Campo Marzio, the villa sits just a short stroll from Piazza del Popolo and Villa Borghese.
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