If you haven’t entered any dates, the rate shown is provided directly by the hotel and represents the cheapest double room (inclusive of taxes and fees) available in the next 60 days.
Prices have been converted from the hotel’s local currency (EUR1,192.10), via openexchangerates.org, using today’s exchange rate.
29-32sq m | Views over the hotel’s courtyard or San Marcello church | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls | Sitting area with a sofa | King-size bed (can be twinned on request) | Travertine marble bathroom with walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating and bronze fittings (some have double sinks too) | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | A baby cot can be added
40-56sq m | Laid out like a studio | Views over Via del Corso or cobbled Via dell’Umiltà | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a touch of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls, rainbow-hued Travertine flooring and polychrome-marble walls | Sitting area with a sofa | King-size bed | Travertine marble bathroom with walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating and bronze fittings (some have a bath tub or double sinks too) | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | A baby cot can be added
47sq m | Set at the corners of the hotel | Views over the surrounding’s grand architecture | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls | Sitting area with a sofa | Two twin beds | Travertine marble bathroom with walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating, twin sinks and bronze fittings | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | An extra bed or baby cot can be added
50-65sq m | Set at the corners of the palace | Views over the hotel’s courtyard, Via di San Marcello, or Via dell’Umiltà | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls | Separate living room with a sofa and dining area | Bedroom with a king-size bed | Travertine marble bathroom with walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating, twin sinks and bronze fittings (some have a bath tub too) | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | An extra bed or baby cot can be added
40-49sq m interior | Set on the third or fourth floors of the palace | Expansive views over the neighbourhood | 40sq m to 75sq m terrace with living and dining spaces | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls | Sitting area with sofa | King-size bed (can be twinned on request) | Travertine marble bathroom with walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating, twin sinks and bronze fittings | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | An extra bed or baby cot can be added
71-81sq m | Set on the corner of corner of Piazza San Marcello and Via del Corso, so have dual-aspect city views, including over the Altare della Patria | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls, marble triclinium and original bay windows | Separate living room with a sofa and dining area | Bedroom with a king-size bed | Travertine marble bathroom with a bath tub, walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating, twin sinks and bronze fittings | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | An extra bed or baby cot can be added
112sq m interior | Set on the third floor | 27sq m private furnished terrace | Dual-aspect views over the hotel’s courtyard where a sculpture by Ludovico Quaroni is on display, and the Piazza San Marcello | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls | Kitchenette | Living room with a sofa, dining area, media library and fireplace | Laundry room | Two bedrooms each with a king-size bed, one of which can be split into twins | Two bathrooms, both in Travertine with bronze fittings and underfloor heating. One has a walk-in shower and bath tub, the other a walk-in shower | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | An extra bed or baby cot can be added
28-39sq m | Views over the hotel’s courtyard, Via di San Marcello, or Via dell’Umiltà | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls | Sitting area with a sofa | King-size bed (can be twinned on request) | Travertine marble bathroom with walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating and bronze fittings (some have double sinks too) | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | A baby cot can be added
77sq m interior | View over the hotel’s courtyard | Large, greenery-lined, furnished terrace (23sq m) | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls | Separate living and dining room | Bedroom with a king-size bed | Travertine marble bathroom with a walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating, twin sinks, bronze fittings, and a niche from which you can see San Marcello al Corso church | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | An extra bed or baby cot can be added
126sq m interior | Set on the fourth floor, adjacent to the façade of the San Marcello al Corso church | 96sq m furnished terrace | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls, chandeliers and antique furnishings and decorations | Kitchenette with a discrete service entrance | Sitting room with dining space | Two bedrooms each with a king-size bed, one of which can be split into twins | Two bathrooms, both in Travertine with bronze fittings and underfloor heating. One has a walk-in shower and bath tub, the other a walk-in shower | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products | An extra bed or baby cot can be added
28sq m | View over the hotel’s courtyard, San Marcello al Corso church or Via dell'Umiltà | Designed by Patricia Urquiola, rooms have eschewed the original palace’s Baroque look for a more modern style, with soothing neutral shades, locality-referencing artworks and a hint of tradition in the cocciopesto-textured walls | Queen-size bed | Travertine marble bathroom with walk-in rain shower, underfloor heating and bronze fittings | Flatscreen TV, Bluetooth speaker, free WiFi, yoga mat, minibar and gourmet snack corner, Lavazza coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, sustainable bath products
