Majestic Spanish Steps suite

Nestled in a regal 14th century structure, Palazzo Ruspoli, this property offers a stay that is nothing short of grandiose. Prepare to feel pampered and important in this Roman suite which lies on the first floor of a famous palace (which has an elevator).

When you first make your way into your Rome vacation home, through the massive entrance door, you’ll quickly notice the attention to detail in every corner: opulent velvet curtains and enormous paintings welcome you.

To the right, you’ll find the first room: a spacious elegant hall, also regarded as the “waiting room“. After this introduction, the following rooms only become exponentially more elaborate and rich of art and texture.

The waiting room leads on to the boardroom complete with nothing less than 18 red velvet chairs. Wall decor and paintings abound in this space.

You’ll find plenty of options to sit and lounge with 5 spacious museum-like living rooms. Don’t forget to look up to the impressive ceilings! The stunning frescoes are sure to leave you awestruck.

The last living room ends with a boudoir which serves as a fabulous storage area with its abundant closets.

This suite is the grandest of a set of three suites in the same building, located just off the famous Via del Corso, one of Rome’s most exclusive areas. It is composed of a luxurious master room with lounge spaces, a smaller twin room and a shared bathroom.

The building itself is one of the best-known 16th-century structures in Rome, designed by Ammannati and home to a staircase by the renowned Martino Longhi; adding to its grandeur, this building has seen guests such as Napoleon III pass through its halls.This suite is defined by its lavish marble walls, its gold accents and its generous king-size bed. The furnishings come together harmoniously to exude its superior character while providing its guests with a home of the utmost comfort for their Roman holiday. Opposite the double bed there is a large flatscreen TV which will be at guests’ disposal for the entirety of their stay. To one side of the room there is a lounge area with a plush velvet sofa, a low coffee table with upholstered chairs; the perfect place to relax with a glass of wine with friends. On the other side, you have a smaller round coffee table with armchairs that are just waiting to be sunk into while you sip your morning coffee. This space really comes to life thanks to the large floor-length windows, which allow the natural sunlight to illuminate the space and bring out its opulent designs. Adjoining this room there is a further twin room with two single beds, through which guests can also access the suite’s bathroom. The twin room also disposes of two larger armchairs for this smaller room’s guests to relax in, as well as this suite’s air-conditioning unit. The bathroom offers both a bathtub (with handheld shower head) as well as a stand alone shower with a waterfall showerhead. There is also a modern sink and toilet, which will be equipped with basic toiletries and towels for the duration of guests’stay.Staying in this suite you will also have access to some shared spaces amongst the three suites that make up this residence. The first is a breakfast room equipped with a table for each suite, as well as some comfortably elegant sofas and also a lovers’ armchair. There is also the sun-drenched conservatory: covered in greenery and bright with the Italian sun, this is the perfect place to relax with a book, converse with some friends or enjoy the unique space to itself.

If you’re curious to see how it feels to live like royalty in the Eternal City, this ancient palace will surely give you a taste of just how wonderful it can be!

The price listed is for up to 2 people maximum. Every single person added needs to pay 50,00 Euro/day extra.

The Location

This luxuriously regal apartment is in an equally stylish and elegant district. Here you will find a wide selection of the most important Italian and international designers of clothes, footwear and jewellery. The restaurants and bars in the area follow suit and attract a refined and glamorous crowd.

From this home you will be close to the Tiber but also close to the Metro A line. This stops at the Spanish Steps, and can be taken all the way through to the Vatican. Alternatively, you can take it to Termini, the central station. From here you can change over to the Metro B, which stops at the Colosseum.

What is more, within easy walking distance you will find the Trevi Fountain, Piazza del Popolo, Pantheon and even the Piazza Venezia. The latter gives onto the magnificent Altare alla Patria. Just behind the Piazza del Popolo, you can also enjoy the shaded greenery of the Villa Borghese park.

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