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Classic furniture and a pale colour scheme give the bedroom a gentle, traditional feel. An armchair and small table provide a place to sit beside the bed. There is also a desk for writing or working. Rooms occupy both the main building and the historic Clementino wing, once a granary for the Vatican.

On the fourth floor of that older wing, exposed wooden beams remain part of the room's character. The en-suite marble bathroom combines the bathtub and rain shower. A choice of pillows lets you adjust the sleeping setup.

Tall windows frame the Roman streets, with classic curtains and warm neutral tones inside. An armchair and a small round table sit near the window, providing a place for coffee away from the bed. A writing desk and framed mirror continue the room's traditional style, along with the ceiling details.

The marble bathroom has a bathtub with a rain shower, and Acqua di Parma bath products are supplied. A coffee machine and tea-making facilities keep drinks close at hand. The sleeping space has a goose-down duvet and a choice of pillows, so you can adjust the bedding to suit your preference.

Doors from the bedroom lead to a private outdoor space overlooking the city. The whirlpool is set outside, so you can bathe in the open air with Rome around you. Pale tones, full-height curtains and classic furniture give the room a softer setting. A desk provides space for writing or work.

The en-suite bathroom is finished in travertine, a stone used throughout the hotel. Coffee and tea-making facilities are provided for a drink indoors or outside. At night, a goose-down duvet and a choice of pillows let you adjust the bedding to suit your preference.

Set in the historic Clementino wing, this suite looks towards the Baths of Diocletian. The room has space for a desk and seating alongside the bed, with striped walls, classic lamps and framed furniture giving the interior a traditional Roman character. The wing was once a papal granary, adding a distinct setting within the hotel.

The bathroom is finished in white marble and has two basins, a bathtub and a separate walk-in rain shower. A coffee machine is provided in the suite, along with tea-making facilities. You can also choose from a pillow menu to tailor the sleeping setup.

Full-height windows connect the bedroom with an outdoor space overlooking the city. Inside, the decor follows the hotel's classic Roman style, with a marble bathroom and a rain shower. Rooms are set in the Koch building and the historic Clementino wing, where the original beams add character to some layouts.

A coffee machine, tea-making facilities and a minibar allow you to prepare a drink before stepping outside. The room also has a work desk, while a pillow menu offers a choice for sleeping. A cot can be arranged on request for guests travelling with a baby.

Silk curtains frame a view of the Fountain of the Naiads, bringing one of the square's best-known details into the room. The interior pairs striped walls with classic furniture and a carpeted floor. Beside the window, a writing desk faces into the room, while an armchair and small round table create a separate place to sit.

The marble bathroom offers a bathtub and a separate rain shower, allowing a choice between a quick rinse and a longer soak. Coffee and tea can be prepared in the suite. A goose-down duvet and pillow menu complete the sleeping area.

A tall glazed door opens from the bedroom onto the balcony, with the Fountain of the Naiads in view. Inside, a writing desk stands near the door and an armchair sits beside a small round table. Framed mirrors, striped walls and draped curtains give the room a classic Roman feel, while the carpet softens the sleeping and seating areas.

The travertine bathroom has a bathtub and a separate rain shower. An espresso machine and tea-making facilities are provided for refreshments in the room. At night, a goose-down duvet and a pillow menu offer a choice of bedding comfort.

A lower-level lounge and an upper sleeping area give this suite a different rhythm from a single-floor room. The bed is placed on the mezzanine, with views towards the Fountain of the Naiads from the sleeping space. Downstairs, the lounge leaves room to sit and spend time together without using the bed as a seating area.

Classic and modern details run through the interior. In the marble bathroom, two vanity basins sit alongside a bathtub and a separate rain shower. There is also a desk for work, with coffee and tea-making facilities close at hand.

A separate living room gives guests space to spend time together away from the bedroom. Seating and tables leave room to sit and talk. A sofa bed provides another sleeping option for a child, within the stated guest limit. The private balcony looks towards Piazza della Repubblica and the Baths of Diocletian.

A walk-in wardrobe provides a place to dress beside the bedroom. Stone surfaces and wood furniture run through the interior, with neutral colours linking the rooms. Rain showers serve the bathrooms. An espresso machine and tea-making facilities are provided in the suite for drinks throughout the day.

Designed by Marco Piva, the interior combines modern furniture with details drawn from the palace's Roman setting. Living and dining areas provide room for meals and time away from the bed, with views towards the Baths of Diocletian as well as the square. A walk-in wardrobe creates a separate place to dress and store clothes.

The marble bathroom includes a bathtub and a separate rain shower. A work desk, espresso machine and tea-making facilities are also provided in the suite. A pillow menu allows you to adjust the sleeping setup, alongside a goose-down duvet.

Marco Piva's design brings curved ceiling details and modern furniture into a classic Roman setting. In the main space, a screen divides the bed from the dining table without closing off the room. A desk and further seating provide places to work or relax. A walk-in wardrobe keeps dressing separate from the living space.

Outside, the private terrace looks towards Piazza della Repubblica and the nearby landmarks. The bathroom has a whirlpool bathtub and a separate rain shower. There is also a coffee machine and tea-making facilities, with space to enjoy a drink at the table or on the terrace.

The living room and dining area give guests a shared place to gather, with the sleeping spaces set apart. Windows and a private balcony look towards Piazza della Repubblica. The outlook also takes in the Baths of Diocletian and Via Nazionale. A walk-in closet keeps clothes and luggage away from the main seating area.

Travertine bathrooms have rain showers and bath products. A sofa bed offers another place to sleep, within the suite's stated guest limit. An espresso machine makes it easy to prepare coffee without leaving the rooms. Classic Italian styling links the living areas, bedrooms and bathrooms.

Murano glass chandeliers hang above classic furniture and modern art. Maurizio Papiri designed the interiors, pairing these details with tall windows over Piazza della Repubblica and Via Nazionale. A private balcony adds an outdoor place to enjoy the city. The living and dining areas give meals and time together their own setting, away from the bed.

A kitchenette serves the dining area, and the bathroom has a rain shower alongside the bath facilities. The rooms have the scale of a formal Roman apartment, with places to sit, dine and prepare drinks. A connecting room can be requested when more space is needed.

Family photographs, books and a movie corner make the suite a personal tribute to the actress. It was created with her son, Edoardo Ponti. The small library includes her own books and favourite reads, alongside films from her career. A beauty station reflects her daily rituals, while pictures of Pozzuoli recall her hometown.

The living and dining areas provide room to gather, with a kitchenette for drinks. The windows look over Piazza della Repubblica, its fountain and the basilica beyond. A rain shower complements the bath facilities. These personal objects and everyday spaces give the suite the feel of a Roman home.