Villa Spalletti Trivelli Dimora d'Epoca
Monti, Municipio I, Rome
“Aristocratic Roman sanctuary”
Vibe
Sixteenth-century Flemish tapestries, a state-protected boiserie library, and manicured Italian gardens lend the neoclassical townhouse the air of private nobility.
“Aristocratic Roman sanctuary”
An early 1900s neoclassical villa housing a state-protected boiserie library and sixteenth-century Flemish tapestries.
Intimate aristocratic townhouse service featuring complimentary drawing room honesty bars and fine Italian linens.
Subterranean Roman-inspired spa offering tepidarium and caldarium thermal rituals alongside rooftop hydro-massage jacuzzis.
On the Quirinal Hill overlooking the presidential palace gardens, a short walk from the Trevi Fountain.
Rooms
Hardwood oak floors and Afghan rugs anchor antique-furnished bedrooms overlooking the private courtyard or the Quirinal Presidential Palace gardens.
Wellness
Ancient thermal rituals unfold downstairs in the marble tepidarium and caldarium, while three hydro-massage jacuzzis crown the rooftop solarium.
Backstory
Built in 1901 by Countess Gabriella Rasponi Spalletti, the neoclassical residence remains in the hands of the founding aristocratic family.
Eat & drink
Under antique pictorial wallpaper in Sala dei Papiers Peints, Roman classics are served alongside organic wines from the family’s Umbrian estate.
The neighborhood
Set on the quiet slopes of the Quirinal Hill, the villa sits steps from the Trevi Fountain and the bohemian alleys of Monti.
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