Palm Suite
Municipio I, Rome
“Botanical forum sanctuary”
Vibe
Giorgia Dennerlein layers tropical palm motifs, antique Roman busts, and exposed brick vaults across this quiet eighteenth-century palazzo residence.
“Botanical forum sanctuary”
Giorgia Dennerlein pairs exposed brick vaulted ceilings with tropical motifs and mid-century furnishings.
Restored eighteenth-century palazzo featuring exposed brickwork and classical travertine corridors opposite the Colosseum.
Spacious residences offering dedicated concierge service, continental breakfast served in-suite, and Ortigia amenities.
On Via del Colosseo in Rione Monti, directly overlooking the Roman Forum and Colosseum
Rooms
Vaulted brick ceilings arch over herringbone floors and cloudy-grey pigment walls, with grand windows looking straight out toward the Roman Forum.
Backstory
The Manfredi family named the retreat after an interior courtyard palm tree, restoring the eighteenth-century palazzo into an intimate residential hideaway.
The neighborhood
Cobbled Via del Colosseo winds through Rione Monti, placing the Basilica of Maxentius and the Imperial Forums right at your doorstep.
The app
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