Hotel Palace Roma

The Boscolo Hotel Palace occupies a highly desirable location on Rome's celebrated Via Veneto, within easy walking distance of the Spanish Steps and Villa Borghese. The building was designed in the 1920's by the highly distinguished Italian architect Marcello Piacentini, at the time already well known Internationally for masterpieces such as the Palace of Justice in Milan and the Rectorate of Rome University.

The hotel's quite unique public rooms are home to the superb frescoes of Guido Cadorin depicting Rome's high society of the 1930's in a series of life-size portraits. The hotel has 94 stylishly appointed rooms and Junior suites all featuring classic Italian beach wood and marble furnishings and offering the utmost in comfort and modern technology.

The "Terrazza Cadorin" restaurant, serves the finest local Italian and international cuisine in a delightfully elegant dining room overlooking Via Veneto. The Boscolo Palace Hotel's Lounge Bar, provides the perfect environment where to relax after a day spent shopping or sight seeing in Rome. An excellent selection of long drinks and liqueurs are served in a room adorned with the artwork of Guido Cadorin.

For those wishing to indulge in an experience of intense relaxation and wellbeing, the Boscolo Hotel Palace's new Beauty Centre offers an extensive urban spa menu featuring both traditional face and body treatments and less conventional treatments including salt massage with aromatic steam and hypertonic underwater massage.

A Business Centre with 4 versatile function rooms for 50 to 150 people, provides state-of-the-art meeting and conference facilities. The Boscolo Hotel Palace's Terrazza Cadorin, decorated with the frescoes of the great Guido Cadorin, is one of the most glamorous venues in Rome for fashionable social events and private parties.