Palazzo Navona
Rome, ItalyPalazzo Navona is a 4-star hotel that stands out for its architectural charm and refined aesthetic elegance. Its prime location in the heart of Rome's historic center, steps away from the iconic Piazza Navona and the ancient Pantheon, allows easy exploration of the city's attractions, both on foot and through the efficient metro lines.
The hotel is housed in a charming building from the 1930s. Each space is a perfect blend of elegance and style, furnished with contemporary design that pays homage to the charm and glamour of the 1950s, featuring a mix of mismatched seating and enchanting works of art. The meticulous attention to detail creates a sophisticated yet welcoming environment, wrapping guests in a sense of comfort and exclusivity throughout their stay.
Up on the roof, the terrace offers an intimate escape above the bustling city streets. Here, guests can enjoy exclusive cocktails and delicious treats while basking in a private panorama of Rome's breathtaking skyline.
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Palazzo Navona enjoys a prime location that blends beauty with convenience, placing guests at the vibrant heart of Rome. Museums, historical landmarks, chic fashion boutiques, and a variety of dining options are mere steps away from the hotel, offering an immersive experience into the city's endless wonders.
The stunning rooftop terraceThe hotel’s rooftop terrace offers a breathtaking panoramic view that captures the essence of Rome’s timeless beauty. This sophisticated setting serves as a serene urban retreat, providing guests with cozy seating arrangements for unwinding and engaging in conversation, with a captivating backdrop of the city's skyline.
A place for art enthusiastsInside this elegant hotel, guests are greeted with a dazzling array of paintings, each adding a splash of color to the already charming ambiance. Beyond just displaying art, Palazzo Navona regularly hosts vernissages, exclusive art exhibitions, and serves as a exhibit venue during Rome Art Week.
Palazzo Navona prides itself on the use of top-quality local ingredients, ensuring a genuine culinary experience rich in the flavors typical of the area. Guests can indulge in classic dishes like pasta all'amatriciana and the delectable Roman maritozzo, each a testament to the region's rich culinary heritage. The Italian breakfast is a leisurely affair to be relished in the privacy of one's room, the cozy ambiance of the ground floor bar, or on the terrace, surrounded by Rome's iconic domes. The extensive buffet caters to all tastes, with many sweet and savory choices.
Throughout the day, the hotel's lounge bar offers a varied menu that embraces the authentic cuisines of Rome and Lazio, complemented by a wine list that's a tribute to Italy's rich winemaking tradition. And when the sun starts to fall, Palazzo Navona’s aperitif is not to be missed, with exclusive cocktails and a selection of exquisite snacks that are ideal for enjoying a moment of pure relaxation after a day spent exploring the beauties of Rome.The 43 rooms at Palazzo Navona are characterized by essential geometries and unique furnishings that draw inspiration from the elegance of the 1950s, reinterpreted to suit modern aesthetics. Available in three categories - Classic, Executive, and Open Suites - these rooms offer spacious areas, excellent soundproofing, and are decorated with neutral tones that create a calm and relaxing ambiance. The Open Suites, a highlight of the hotel, feature large windows that offer delightful views of Rome’s rooftops.
The bathrooms are spacious and well-equipped, featuring either a shower or bathtub. They are supplied with a selection of Acqua di Parma products. As for amenities, each room comes with satellite TV, a desk, a telephone, a safe, a minibar, a kettle with a selection of teas and herbal teas, and a coffee machine. For guests who like to stay informed, the hotel offers complimentary access to a wide selection of international newspapers and magazines through PressReader.comSant'Eustachio is a charming Roman neighborhood where visitors can explore picturesque streets hiding traces of life back in ancient Rome. These include the hidden ruins of Nero's Baths and the Theater of Pompey, relics of a glorious past seamlessly integrated with the Baroque and Renaissance architecture that defines this area. Staying in this neighborhood means being mere steps away from some of the city's most significant attractions, including the vibrant Campo de' Fiori square, with its colorful market, the Jewish quarter, Piazza Navona, and the majestic Pantheon. Moreover, Sant'Eustachio boasts some of Rome's most renowned churches, like the Church of San Luigi dei Francesi, which houses masterpieces by Caravaggio, and Borromini’s Church of Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza, renowned for its intricate spiral lantern.
Largo Della Sapienza, 8, Pantheon, Rome, 00186, Italy