Palazzo Scanderbeg
Trevi, Municipio I, Rome
“Renaissance palazzo sanctuary”
Vibe
Check-in happens in your suite with prosecco, inside a quiet fifteenth-century palazzo arranged around an internal courtyard and gargoyle fountain.
“Renaissance palazzo sanctuary”
A fifteenth-century palazzo once home to Albanian hero Skanderbeg, restored with original exposed timber ceilings.
Contemporary Italian interiors featuring Poltrona Frau seating, Terzani chandeliers, and floors made from reclaimed Venetian mooring poles.
In-room check-in with prosecco, dedicated butler service, and eleven expansive suites complete with custom kitchenettes.
Tucked into a quiet piazza, two minutes on foot from the Trevi Fountain.
Rooms
Suites pair exposed fifteenth-century timber ceilings with bespoke Poltrona Frau furniture and floors milled from reclaimed Venetian mooring poles.
Backstory
Albanian national hero Skanderbeg lived here in 1466, long before the Renaissance palazzo briefly housed Rome's National Museum of Pasta Foods.
Eat & drink
The Morning Room serves espresso and fresh pastries facing the piazza, though butlers will also set breakfast directly in your suite.
The neighborhood
Tucked into a quiet cobbled piazza, the palazzo sits two minutes on foot from the Trevi Fountain and Quirinal Palace.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
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