Boscolo Palace Roma
Via V. Veneto, 70 Rome, Italy 00187
A Belle Epoque masterpiece originally known as the Ambassador’s Palace. Frescoes of Roman high society from the Jazz Age. Cooking lessons with a Venetian master chef. Welcome to the Boscolo Palace Rome.
Located in the heart of the Eternal City, the Boscolo Palace Room is an ideal place to begin your exploration of Italy’s most historic city and a birthplace of western civilization.
The 87 guest rooms are a perfect counterpoint to the hotel’s Baroque exterior.
Property Highlights
- Originally known as the Ambassador’s Palace, the building is a masterpiece of Belle Epoque architecture, designed by Marcello Piacentini.
- Marble floors, chandeliers made of Murano crystal, colorful mosaics and intricate stucco cornices each harken back to the grand days of Roman architecture.
- The lobby is decorated with five large frescoes painted by Venetian artist Guido Cadorin depicting Roman high society in the 1920s.
- The hotel’s Oriental-themed Kami Spa features a Roman bath and offers treatments from many cultures in southern and southeast Asia.
- Not only can you savor the hotel’s ABC Ristorante Venetian-influenced seafood menu—you can even arrange to watch the chef at work or take private cooking lessons.
- Experiences: Artistic Getaway, Indulgent Escape
- Setting: City Center
- Interests: Architecture, Cooking Classes
Via V. Veneto, 70
Rome, Italy 00187
Phone:
39 06 478719
Fax: 39 06 47871800
More details at Marriott.com
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