Palazzo Roma
Municipio I, Rome
“Aristocratic pop palazzo”
Vibe
Milanese designer Giampiero Panepinto blends original seventeenth-century frescoes and Versailles teak parquet with saturated pop art and nine varieties of marble.
“Aristocratic pop palazzo”
Restored seventeenth-century noble residence featuring original ceiling frescoes, historic boiserie, and the medieval Tosetti tower structure.
Milanese designer Giampiero Panepinto pairs bold pop art and striped fabrics with nine rare marbles.
Thirty-nine rooms with Tonatto toiletries, complimentary minibars, oversized marble showers, and dedicated around-the-clock concierge service.
Directly on Via del Corso, steps from the Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon
Rooms
Modern four-poster beds sit beneath restored coffered ceilings, flanked by bold striped textiles and monumental marble bathrooms with walk-in showers.
Backstory
Once the noble residence of Tuscany's Guelfi Camajani family, the seventeenth-century palazzo incorporates the medieval Tower of the Tosetti.
Eat & drink
Dine on Roman classics beneath frescoed vaults at Core, or take an aperitivo surrounded by turquoise boiserie and pop art in the fireplace bar.
The neighborhood
Stepping out onto bustling Via del Corso places you midway between the Pantheon's portico and the sound of Trevi's rushing waters.
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