Palazzo Venere, the eternal beauty of Rome
Once a house of pleasure, and now completely renovated, the hotel welcomes its guests in twelve rooms and suites, one with a private terrace overlooking the rooftops of Rome.
What better time to organize a weekend in Rome ? The days are warm, the warm light warms the buildings and colors the architecture of the center, while the museum offerings start to seduce the most cultured tourist again .
A good starting point for moving around the city's highlights is hidden a few steps from Piazza di Spagna, between Via del Corso and Via del Babuino, and is a small boutique hotel with only 12 rooms, Palazzo Venere, whose complete renovation and upgrading of service standards has returned the city completely renewed. The concept winks at feminine beauty, with large photographs of classic icons, depictions of Roman goddesses – Venus first and foremost –, and style: from Audrey Hepburn to Coco Chanel .
In a now distant past, the building was a house of pleasure, and the pleasure of beauty remains central. Each space has been carefully curated by the interior design studio, WeConcept, under the guidance of architect Carlotta Patti, who has been able to give a personal touch, with a tailor-made approach that permeates every space and where every decorative element has been carefully chosen; so much so as to make it a romantic urban refuge, especially in the suite on the top floor, with a private terrace overlooking the rooftops of Rome, where you can share moments of relaxation, or even an aperitif for two, with your loved one.
Palazzo Venere's offer focuses on breakfast, in the intimate lounge on the ground floor, with a wide selection of sweets and savory dishes, while the VIP Concierge service helps in a welcome designed on the needs of guests . A service that, if desired, begins before arrival and offers, through an online connection, immediate reservations, to live every moment in a special way.
Among the most requested experiences are those of visits with the golf cart, which allows you to move easily through the streets of the historic center and reach squares, museums, exhibition centers, restaurants and clubs while weaving through traffic.
One of the most popular dinner destinations of the moment is the Assunta Madre Restaurant , located between Piazza Navona and Campo de' Fiori. Housed in the seventeenth-century Palazzo Varese, it takes its name from a fishing boat and pays homage to the ancient Italian fishing tradition by offering its guests a culinary proposal that enhances the freshest seafood . The most exclusive experience? The tasting of oysters - Italian, French and Irish - accompanied by a pairing of champagne.
