La Residenza Napoleone
Central Rome, Italy
Press Reviews
The 50 Best Hotels in the World, The Telegraph, December
2010
"Not a hotel in the conventional sense, but then it’s hard to
imagine any hotel in Rome, or any other city for that matter, with
rooms as sumptuous as the two suites in this majestic 16th-century
palazzo. The antiques, Roman busts, priceless oil paintings and
vast, silk-draped canopy bed are much as they were when Napoleon
III lived here in 1830. And unlike many of Rome’s luxury
hotels, which languish on, or beyond, the peripheral Via Vittorio
Veneto, the patrician Residenza is centrally located on Via
Condotti, Rome’s smartest shopping street."
Conde Nast Traveller (UK), August 2010
"Rent one of the two suites at opulent 16th-century Palazzo
Ruspoli, where owner Princess Letizia can help make dinner
arrangements."
The Sunday Times Travel Magazine, November 2008
"Via Condotti is home to fashion's biggest hitters (from Gucci to
Ferragamo). And if you can afford to shop there, you can perhaps
afford the world's most resplendent B&B: this inimitable
private apartment with dining room, bedroom, drawing room and
bathroom is an unfeasibly opulent 16th-century palazzo festooned
with Old Masters. One even conceals a cinema screen."
