Palace Hotel Rome
Contemporary-classic Roman boutique. Think polished marble surfaces, gilded mirrors, carved architectural details, and modern furnishings in a neutral palette. A reading library stocked with art books, colorful decorative tiles in the restaurant, and a sleek rooftop terrace complete the picture.
The French Room is marketed as romantic but reviewers consistently flag it as too small for more than a night — book Classic or above if staying 2+ nights
Why It Matters
Tablet Hotels-listed boutique in a genuine Renaissance-era palazzo, 50 metres from Piazza Navona, with one of the few rooftop bars in that part of central Rome offering unobstructed city views. Access to the Hotel Lunetta Spa — housed in the former Theatre of Pompey (55 BC) — a short 100m walk away.
A 16th-century Renaissance palazzo, built in 1510 and renovated in 2016, right where Piazza Navona turns into Corso Rinascimento. The Pantheon is a 5-minute walk. 26 individually decorated rooms and suites with memory foam beds, Frette linens, and original soundproofed windows. Rooms are genuinely spacious by Roman standards — except the French rooms, which are tight. The rooftop bar delivers a proper 360-degree panorama over the city's rooftops, and it's open to non-guests.
Where You'll Stay
6 room types available
Classic Room
A step up from the French rooms in size. Each Classic room has its own colour scheme — bed runners, armchairs, and ceiling details vary room to room. Can be configured as connecting rooms for families. The standard choice for most travellers and a solid sweet spot on value.
20 sqm
Deluxe Room
~26m² with a king-size bed and a small sitting area with two vintage-style floral armchairs and a table. Each room uses a distinct colour palette: curtains, bed runners, and armchairs are all coordinated. The glass-enclosed shower is a highlight — the crystal finish makes the bathroom feel bigger than it is.
King · 26 sqmFamily Suite
Two adjoining Classic rooms connected to form roughly 40m² of family-friendly space. Each room keeps its own colour scheme and bathroom, so parents and kids have separate facilities. Reviewers with children consistently highlight how well this works — two large queen beds, two bathrooms, minimal hotel-room claustrophobia.
Two Queens (2 separate rooms) · 40 sqmFrench Room
The smallest room in the house, designed for couples after a compact Roman bolthole. Intimate double layout with Renaissance-era soundproofed windows, memory foam mattresses, hardwood floors, and a modern bathroom. Look, 15m² is tight for anything more than a night or two — reviewers are vocal about this.
16.5 sqmJunior Suite
The most popular upgrade category, running 32–37m². All king-size beds, all with a living area. Some units have four-poster beds; others feature ergonomic armchairs. The crystal-finish walk-in shower with wood-panelled bathroom walls is a proper moment. Guests who get upgraded here tend to rave about it.
King · 34.5 sqmLuxury Family Suite
The hotel's largest family accommodation, sitting above the standard Family Suite in size and finish. Exact square footage not published, but positioned as the top tier for families or groups wanting the most space. Features the same hallmarks as all Martis Palace rooms: memory foam beds, soundproofed windows, home automation, and individual styling.
The Property
Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
A child-focused treasure hunt within the hotel, with cuddly toy prizes at the end. Part of the hotel's broader family programme.
Start the morning with yoga mats, workout bands, and music speakers arranged by the concierge. There is no gym on-site, so this is the substitute for keeping a routine while travelling.
A private guided gallery visit for up to 6 people. Two hours with a dedicated guide who covers both the masterpieces and the stories behind them.
Rent a vintage picnic bicycle and explore Rome's alleyways for a full day. Comes with a picnic basket of Roman specialities, a lock, instant repair kit, and handlebar phone holder. Helmets available on request.
A guided walking tour between Piazza Navona and Campo de' Fiori led by an expert chef. Hits the best street food spots in the old imperial centre.
An exclusive private experience on the rooftop: a personal violinist, a complimentary bottle of sparkling wine, and the Roman skyline as backdrop. Runs 1.5 hours. Email info@hotelmartis.com to book.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Wheelchair access and rooms with accessible facilities available.
A quiet TV room and library stocked with art books and coffee table tomes. One of the more pleasant public spaces to decompress after a day on foot.
Available during limited hours.
A large open-air terrace on the roof with 360-degree panoramic views of Rome. Open to hotel guests and the public. Can be used for private events (up to 30 guests).
No on-site parking. A nearby private parking lot is available by reservation at €70/day. Valet parking also €70/day.
Staff assist with booking tours, restaurant reservations, and tickets. 24-hour availability.
Available from Ciampino and Fiumicino airports for an additional charge. Pre-booking required.
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