Borghese

Location

The location is extremely central, about an equal distance from the Spanish Steps, Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Castel Sant’Angelo which are all within a 10 minute walk.

Exterior

Built in the 1500s Palazzo Borghese is nothing short of breathtaking and continues to be privately owned by the descendants of Borghese royalty. Step through the gates into the palazzo’s beautiful large verdant courtyard and take in the impressive arched colonnade and impressive statues. It is a remarkable oasis in the heart of Rome. The Palazzo is also home to the Spanish Embassy and the exclusive private ‘Circolo della Caccia’ club whose members include Prince Charles, Prince Albert of Monaco and King Juan Carlos of Spain.

Interior

The apartment is on the first floor of the palazzo and is comprised of a very large living-dining room with windows facing the street. There is ample comfortable seating for relaxing and a long sofa that is ideal for stretching out or napping. The kitchen is on this level. Up a flight of stairs to the lofted bedroom which overlooks the living room. The bathroom is on the upper level next to the bedroom.

Things To Note

Neighborhood: Piazza Navona

Size: 1023 sq ft/95 m2

Bedroom: Ceiling height of lofted bedroom and bathroom is 7.5 ft, 2.3 m

Accessibility/Security: 7 steps from the building entrance to apartment; 12 steps to the loft

Sound: Living room windows are at street level so there is some street noise

Check in: Check in 2-8pm, check out 10am

Room Details

Bathroom

• Hairdryer

Connectivity/Entertainment

• WiFi
• TV - Limited English Programs

Heating/Cooling

• Heating
• A/C

Kitchen

• Fully Equipped
• Dishwasher
• Italian-Style Espresso Pot
• Kettle
• Microwave
• Nespresso Style Coffee Machine
• Oven
• Stovetop
• Toaster
• Refrigerator

Accessibility

• 1st Floor North American
• No Elevator

General Amenities

• Hotel Safe
• Toiletries

Kid/Family Friendly

• High Chair
• Travel Crib

Laundry

• Drying Rack
• Iron & Board - Available Upon Request
• Washer
• No Dryer

Amenities

• Air Conditioning

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Local Sights

Pantheon (8 mins Walking)
Must-visit. This temple to all the gods (pan-theon in Greek) breathes history starting with its architecture from 2000 years ago. It is the only complete monument from Roman times. Built of concrete, the hemispherical roof is of one piece with its hole in the center.
Spanish Steps (8 mins Walking)
One of the most famous piazzas in the world with the beautiful steps rising from the Barcaccia ("bad boat") fountain to the Trinita dei Monti church. Neighborhood for designer shopping and people-watching.
Piazza Navona (9 mins Walking)
Iconic piazza of Rome where Romans once raced their chariots. Three beautiful fountains the chief being the Fountain of the Four rivers. Enjoy street musicians and small vendors. Great place to hang out, dine and have a gelato.
Piazza del Popolo (9 mins Walking)
Landmark piazza in Rome, the medieval northern entrance to the city that welcomes with the beautiful lion fountain and Egyptian obelisk. Pedestrian area so enjoy buskers. The most famous church is the smallest where the Angel & Demons book/movie had some drama, but there is much more to it.
Trevi Fountain (11 mins Walking)
Beautiful Baroque fountain, the largest in Rome, a city of fountains. Here is where you throw 3 coins over your shoulder to ensure you will return to Rome.
Campo de' Fiori (15 mins Walking)
Large, central piazza with famous and picturesque daily open-air farmer's market, surrounded by restaurants. Famous statue of philosopher Giordano Bruno burned here for heresy. Young folks gather here in the evenings. Thick with history and in the heart of the city.
St. Peter's Basilica (24 mins Walking)
One of the holiest catholic churches, the church of the Pope. It is very large and filled with inspiring and beautiful art and areas. A tour is recommended.
Vatican Museums (27 mins Walking)
The incomparable art collections of the Popes over the centuries. Unique and historically significant places such as the Sistine Chapel. Tour guide and early arrival are recommended.
Roman Forum (18 mins Walking)
The most important location of religion, politics and social activities in ancient Rome. History echoes through the ruins. Recommend a guide or audio tour.
Coliseum (28 mins Walking)
Icon of Rome and Roman times, the arena of the gladiators.