Palazzo Roma
Roman aristocratic grandeur meets contemporary Italian design. Music runs through the DNA of the place — a restored original piano anchors the Music Lounge, plaster busts of Beethoven, Rossini, and Toscanini survey the former ballroom lobby, and art deco-style rooms splash brightly colored walls against coffered ceilings. It's theatrical without being stuffy.
Skip the elevator and take the Carrara marble staircase at least once — it rivals anything in the Vatican Museums
Why It Matters
One of very few Roman palazzi — originally owned by the noble Tuscan Guelfi Camajani family — that has been fully restored and opened as a hotel with all its original frescoes, marbles, and architectural heritage intact. Member of The Leading Hotels of the World and part of the Shedir Collection.
Palazzo Roma is a 17th-century aristocratic palazzo turned five-star hotel, restored under architect Giampiero Panepinto and opened to guests in 2023. Frescoed ceilings, Carrara marble staircases, Versailles-style parquet, and 100+ original timepieces line four floors that feel more like a private museum than a hotel. It sits at the intersection of Via del Corso, Via delle Muratte, and Via di Pietra — the Trevi Fountain is a three-minute walk, the Pantheon five.
Where You'll Stay
6 room types available
Deluxe Room
A step up in both size and finish. Still anchored by the palace's original architectural character — frescoes, marble, coffered ceilings — but with more breathing room and a more polished fit-out. Max two guests.
King (twin on request) · 34 sqm
Executive Suite
The flagship category at 107 sqm — by far the largest room in the hotel. King-size bed (twins on request), an elegant Italian marble bathroom, Laura Tonatto toiletries, freestanding bathtub or oversized shower. Some Executive Suites can be interconnected to function as a family suite. A city view over Via di Pietra or Via del Corso comes standard.
King (twin on request) · 107 sqm
Junior Suite
The Junior Suites blend the palazzo's historic bones with a more eclectic, contemporary design sensibility — art deco lines, bold colors, and high coffered ceilings. Room for three guests. The bathrooms, per multiple guest reports, are enormous.
King · 45 sqm
Premium Room
Situated on the piano nobile — the noble first floor, historically the grandest level of any Italian palazzo. Ceilings here are notably higher, and the frescoed or coffered decoration is at its most elaborate. If you want the full aristocratic experience, this is the room category to start at.
King (twin on request) · 42 sqm
Suite
Full suites set within the palazzo's richest historic spaces. Refined and spacious, with original architectural details at their most theatrical. Accommodates up to three guests.
King · 45 sqm
Superior Room
The entry-level category, and still genuinely impressive. Original architectural details — 19th-century frescoes, coffered ceilings, marble floors — appear throughout, paired with king-size beds, marble bathrooms with walk-in showers, and modern tech. Compact by luxury hotel standards, but the palace bones more than compensate.
King (twin on request) · 29 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
The concierge team can organize a helicopter ride to the ancient town of Tivoli to survey its sprawling Roman villas, elaborate gardens, and impressive waterfalls from the air.
Regular live music performances on the original restored palazzo piano in the former ballroom-turned-lobby. A genuinely atmospheric way to spend an evening without leaving the building.
The concierge can arrange a private tour of the UNESCO-inscribed Stadium of Domitian — the ancient structure beneath Piazza Navona — one of Rome's more exclusive archaeological experiences.
A salon lined with a collection of more than 100 historic timepieces — frescoed ceilings, artworks evoking Rome's eternity — available for cocktails, quiet work sessions, or conversation. Best experienced with a Roman Spritz in hand.
Guided Vespa tours around Rome's major landmarks can be arranged through the hotel concierge — a classic way to cover ground efficiently while staying in character with the city.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Full buffet breakfast plus à la carte options at Core Restaurant. Included in most rate types.
No on-site gym, but complimentary access is provided to the fitness facilities at sister hotel Maalot on Via delle Muratte, a short walk away.
A centuries-old fountain sits within the palazzo's private courtyard — a rare outdoor oasis in the city center.
Dogs under 10 kg are welcome to stay in all room categories at no additional charge.
The concierge team is praised extensively in guest reviews and can arrange private transfers, helicopter tours, Vespa tours, and exclusive archaeological experiences.
A complimentary daily manager's reception — a notably personal touch for a hotel of this size.
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