Palazzo Talìa
Municipio I, Rome
“Cinematic Renaissance palazzo”
Vibe
Luca Guadagnino’s hospitality debut pairs monumental floral carpets and restored frescoes with a lush courtyard garden tucked inside a Renaissance palazzo.
“Cinematic Renaissance palazzo”
Luca Guadagnino's bold interiors pair monumental graphic carpets with restored 18th-century frescoes and custom peach-wood panelling.
A sixteenth-century Renaissance palazzo and former noble school featuring preserved Gaspare Serenari frescoes in the Magna Hall.
Twenty-six tailored suites offer bespoke Italian furnishings, evening turndown, and attentive staff managed by the Federici family.
In Rome's historic core on Via del Nazareno, minutes from the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain
Rooms
Custom Italian furnishings and tailored woodwork complement preserved historic proportions, while top suites open onto private terraces framed by peach-wood panelling.
Wellness
Beneath vaulted brickwork, the subterranean spa centers around a heated caldarium pool lined with metal-patina tiles alongside a sauna and Turkish bath.
Backstory
Built above the Roman Aqua Virgo aqueduct, this sixteenth-century palazzo educated Rome’s nobility for centuries as the prestigious Collegio del Nazareno.
Eat & drink
Chef Marco Coppola serves coastal Campania flavors at Tramae, while Il Bar della Musa pours aperitivi beneath vaulted, frescoed ceilings.
The neighborhood
Tucked along Via del Nazareno, the quiet cobblestone lane sits within a five-minute stroll of the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps.
The app
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