Hotel Palace (5 Star Luxury Hotels) Roma

Boscolo Hotel Palace is located in the very center of Rome on the city's legendary Via Veneto. The building which today houses the hotel was designed in the 1920's by Marcello Piacentini, the eminent Italian architect responsible for both the Palace of Justice in Milan and the Rectorate of Rome University, as well as numerous important residential buildings in the Italian capital.

Inside the hotel, one finds the frescoes of Guido Cadorin. These magnificent life-sized works of art, dating back to the 1930's, portray key members of Rome's high society of the period and lend a decidedly retro atmosphere to the public rooms. Hotel Palace's bedrooms and Junior suites feature classic Italian beach wood and marble furnishings and offering the utmost in comfort and modern technology.

Guests dine at the ABC Restaurant, enjoying excellent local Italian and international cuisine in wonderfully elegant surroundings overlooking Via Veneto. The Lounge Bar, adorned with the frescoes of Guido Cadorin, is the perfect place in which to partake in an aperitif or leisurely after dinner drink. The Boscolo Hotel Palace's Terrazza Cadorin, decorated with the frescoes of the great Guido Cadorin, is a much requested venue for glamorous social occasions in Italy's capital city.

In addition to its luxurious accommodation, world class restaurant, and highly desirable location in the heart of Rome, the Boscolo Hotel Palace also boasts a fabulous Beauty Center offering both traditional face and body treatments and an exciting range of innovative urban spa treatments such as salt massage with aromatic steam and hypertonic underwater massage.

The hotel's Business Center has 4 state-of-the-art function rooms for 50 to 150 people, providing excellent facilities for important conferences, meetings and other corporate events held in Rome.

Three good reasons

1. The ultimate in retro-chic on Rome's Via Veneto.
2. A palazzo designed by the early 20th century architect, Marcello Piacentini.
3. The view of the Italian capital from the terraces of the suites.