Singer Palace Hotel Roma
Municipio I, Rome
“Art Deco boutique palazzo”
Vibe
Mario Loreti's cantilevered 1930 marble staircase sets an intimate Art Deco tone across this family-run palazzo tucked just off Via del Corso.
“Art Deco boutique palazzo”
Mario Loreti's 1930 cantilevered marble staircase anchors the restored former headquarters of the Singer sewing company.
Attentive family-run boutique hospitality across thirty rooms, appointed with Ortigia bath amenities and Italian linens.
Elisa Ferrari pairs restored 1930s Italian Rationalism with custom parquet floors, rich velvet upholstery, and geometric brass detailing.
Tucked off Via del Corso in the Centro Storico, minutes on foot from the Trevi Fountain and Pantheon.
Rooms
Parquet floors and rich velvets meet light-filled marble bathrooms stocked with Sicilian Ortigia amenities and custom Italian furnishings.
Backstory
Built in 1930 as the Singer sewing machine company's Italian headquarters, the palazzo's curving Cipollino marble staircase was featured in Domus in 1932.
Eat & drink
Head up to the rooftop terrace for Roman dishes at Le Terrazze, or sip vintage cocktails over the rooftops at Jim's Bar.
The neighborhood
The bustling shopping of Via del Corso sits right outside, with the Pantheon and Trevi Fountain only a few minutes' walk away.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
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