The First Roma Dolce
Campo Marzio, Municipio I, Rome
“Patisserie-inspired palazzo boutique”
Vibe
Warm boiserie paneling and sleek monochrome geometry set a tailored, residential rhythm along the bustling Corso.
“Patisserie-inspired palazzo boutique”
Studio Marincola interiors pair warm boiserie wood paneling with Nero Saint Laurent marble bathrooms.
A restored nineteenth-century neoclassical palazzo originally conceived by Italian architect Giuseppe Valadier.
Acqua di Parma toiletries, bespoke in-room art libraries, and attentive boutique residential service.
On Via del Corso in Campo Marzio, steps from Piazza del Popolo and the Spanish Steps.
Rooms
Headboard bookcases hold art and pastry volumes, while bathrooms are lined with veined Nero Saint Laurent marble.
Backstory
Italian neoclassical architect Giuseppe Valadier, who laid out neighboring Piazza del Popolo, originally designed this nineteenth-century palazzo.
Eat & drink
Ground-floor bistro VELO doubles as an artisanal pasticceria, serving savory plates alongside Italian-inflected afternoon tea.
The neighborhood
Set on Via del Corso, you are a short walk from Piazza del Popolo, the Spanish Steps, and Villa Borghese.
The app
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