Palazzo delle Pietre
Sant'Eustachio, Municipio I, Rome
“Curated antiquities residence”
Vibe
Over two hundred ancient Roman stone fragments mingle with De Padova furniture and antique Caucasian tapestries in this quiet Renaissance palazzo.
“Curated antiquities residence”
A restored fifteenth-century palazzo incorporating over two hundred ancient Roman stone artifacts and preserved Renaissance frescoes.
Contemporary Italian furnishings by De Padova and Knoll paired with original coffered ceilings and Caucasian tapestries.
Ten serviced residences with round-the-clock concierge care, morning Roscioli bakery deliveries, and custom-stocked artisanal pantries.
In Sant'Eustachio, two minutes from the Pantheon and Piazza Navona along Via delle Coppelle
Rooms
Apartments frame restored Renaissance frescoes and coffered timber ceilings, outfitted with full kitchens, deep marble baths, and custom-stocked artisanal pantries.
Wellness
A subterranean wellness suite houses a private Turkish hammam alongside a Technogym fitness room for quiet recovery after city walking.
Backstory
Former Prada CEO Carlo Mazzi spent seven years restoring the fifteenth-century palazzo, which stands over the ruins of Nero's imperial baths.
The neighborhood
Tucked onto cobblestoned Via delle Coppelle in Sant'Eustachio, the Pantheon and Piazza Navona sit just two minutes away on foot.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
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