Corinthia Hotels, a luxury hotel brand headquartered in the UK, has launched its first Italian property with the opening of Corinthia Rome, situated on Piazza del Parlamento.
The newly opened hotel occupies a restored neoclassical building originally designed by Pio and Marcello Piacentini and constructed between 1913 and 1921.
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Formerly associated with the Bank of Italy, the palazzo has undergone extensive restoration to return it to its original proportions. It has restored historical features such as 1920s frescoes while revealing mosaics and marble detailing.
Located in Rome’s Campo Marzio district, close to landmarks such as the Pantheon, Roman Forum, and Spanish Steps, the 60-room hotel is owned by Reuben Brothers and marks their second hotel operated by Corinthia Hotels.
Hospitality design studio GA oversaw the restoration process, which involved removing later additions to the building and conducting detailed historical research.
The former Council Chamber has been converted into the Theodoli Heritage Suite, featuring preserved ceiling frescoes by Guglielmo Janni and artwork by Giulio Bargellini that reflects the history of Italian currency.
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By GlobalDataOther rooms and suites maintain original architectural elements alongside modern furnishings. Among them is the Aurea Penthouse, designed for privacy above Rome’s cityscape.
Guests can dine at Viride, which offers Italian cuisine overlooking an interior garden, or visit Piazzetta and Ocra Bar for additional food and beverage options.
The hotel includes a subterranean spa built in the space once occupied by the bank vaults.
Corinthia Rome’s managing director Danilo Zucchetti said: “Corinthia Rome was created to be experienced. We invite the world to visit and fill this rediscovered building with vibrant energy.”
Room rates begin at €1,300 per night for standard accommodation, with suites available from €2,100.
